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2010-2011 OHV Grant Application

OHV and Snowmobile Program Contacts

Tom Metsa
OHV and Snowmobile
Program Manager
13787 S. Hwy. 85
Littleton, CO   80125
303-791-1957 x132
thomas.metsa@state.co.us

Jeannie MacMurtrie
OHV Program Assistant
13787 S. Hwy. 85
Littleton, CO   80125
303-791-1957 x149
jeannie.macmurtrie@state.co.us

Gabrielle "Gabby" Smiley
Snowmobile Program Assistant
13787 S. Hwy. 85
Littleton, CO   80125
303-791-1957 x130
gabrielle.smiley@state.co.us

Randy Engle
State Trails Coordinator
P.O. Box 700
Clifton, Colorado   81520
970-434-6862 X221
randy.engle@state.co.us


Off-Highway Vehicle (OHV) Program
The Colorado State Parks Off-Highway Vehicle (OHV) Program provides registration services for Colorado residents and permitting services for all other state residents, and safety information for all OHVs, including All-Terrain Vehicles (ATVs), Dune Buggies, Jeeps (operated off-road), three-wheelers, and dirt bikes. The OHV Program site provides law and regulation information, links to organizations and clubs, and safety information. Check out the "Where to Ride" page for links to OHV trails across Colorado.

Snowmobile Program
The Colorado State Parks Snowmobile Program provides registration services for Colorado residents and permitting services for all other state residents, and safety information for snowmobiles.  The Snowmobile Program site provides law and regulation information, links to organizations and clubs, links to event calendars, and trail conditions.  Check out the "Where to Ride" page for links to snowmobile riding areas across Colorado.

Colorado State Trails Committee
The roles of the State Trails Committee are to:

  • Advise Colorado State Parks' Trails Program on strategic and policy issues
  • Review trail grant procedures and funding programs
  • Provide a liaison with trail user groups
  • Help plan and participate in the Colorado Trails Symposium and other events

The nine Trails Committee members are volunteers, one from each of Colorado's Congressional Districts, one At-Large Representative and one GOCO Representative. They serve four-year terms and may be reappointed to a second, four-year term. Members represent a wide variety of trail interests (motorized and non-motorized) with the goal of working cooperatively for trails and greenways throughout the state.

State Trails Committee Meeting

December 7, 2009
Location to be determined

State Trails Committee Members
Please send all public comments and messages to trails@state.co.us. All comments will be provided to the State Trails Committee member(s).

District 1                   Debra Thorson,Chair and OHV Representative,
District 2                   Lee Rimel      

District 3                   Kevin Hall
District 4                   Gary Buffington, Co-Chair
District 5                   Dick Bratton
District 6                   Karen Christopherson

District 7                  John Marriott

At-Large                   Phil Chamberland, Snowmobile Representative
GOCO Representative  Karla Shriver


Last Updated: 10/2/2009