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The CORE Wilderness Act proposes to restrict current and future motorized access to almost 400,000 acres of Colorado public lands.

Gunnison, CO: May 31st-June 2nd
Salida, CO: June 12th-13th

Letters from COHVCO Officers, Recent Wins, Happenings in the OHV Community

Research concluded that motorized spending was the dominant portion of spending for recreational activity, and almost exceeded all other spending sources combined.

COHVCO,TPA, CSA and their partners and local clubs defending public access to public lands.

Letters from COHVCO Officers, Recent Wins, Happenings in the OHV Community

The definitive guide for the planning, designing, constructing, managing and maintaining Off-Highway Vehicle (OHV) trails.

A new bill HB 17-100 is in the works, which will significantly reduce or eliminate the insurance requirements for OHV clubs working with OHV grant funds.

Study shows OHV recreation contributes $2.3 billion annually to Colorado economy.

COHVCO,TPA, CSA and their partners and local clubs defending public access to public lands.

Letters from COHVCO Officers, Recent Wins, Happenings in the OHV Community

Colorado offers unique opportunities for motorized recreation throughout much of the state. As such, the sport and industry of motorized recreation has increased in popularity in Colorado, both for residents and non-residents. Pinyon Environmental Inc. evaluated the economic contribution of motorized recreation throughout Colorado for the 2014–2015 season.