ROCK STRUCTURES ON LOCAL TRAILS

This training is an opportunity to enhance your restoration skills to increase impact on local trails and productivity on community projects.

Join us the evening of Thursday July 6 at Red Hill in Carbondale to learn about building retaining walls, rock steps, and safely breaking rocks to fit into slots. Partnering with the Town of Carbondale and BLM, the RFOV team will cover proper selection of rocks, safely moving and placing rocks, and rock bar and pickmattock use and techniques.

Please come to meet other volunteers from across the Roaring Fork Valley.
As always, we’ll conclude with drinks as the sun sets.

upcoming community projects

Volunteer ambassadors

Project Ambassadors play a critical - and FUN - role in helping RFOV increase impact on the land. Reach out to Sara at sgilbertson@rfov.org to learn more about this volunteer opportunity or click below to register.
Tuesday, July 11 - 6 - 7:30 PM

NANCY'S PATH TO GLASSIER EQUESTRIAN TRAIL

We'll build a trail for equestrians and hikers that will connect Nancy's Path to Glassier Open Space's existing equestrian trail. Join us for one of three sessions of this Tuesday evening series: July 25, August 1, and August 8 - all 4-8 pm.

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By simply signing the Aspen Pledge, you can help RFOV unlock up to $50,000 in donations from the Aspen Chamber Resort Association (ACRA) and continue to spread stewardship in our communities.

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