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Robbed by the pandemic, Colorado returns $5 million to OHV fund

The drawing was held on December 31, 2020 at Fay Myers for the winner of the COVHCO 2020 Raffle and streamed live on Facebook.

We are as busy as ever with active issues....fighting to stop land closures, grey wolf reintroduction, protecting our OHV fund

Purchase digitally printed COHVCO apparel and accessories in the NEW COHVCO Store!

Small group of members from COHVCO and Rampart Range Committee packed out 14 bags of trash and other items from Rampart Range

Pick up some trash and share photos of your contribution this weekend, July 18th-19th!

Thanks to funding from the BLM and management of the planning meetings and planning process by NOHVCC and working directly with COHVCO, Colorado can join those states who have already finished their planning.

Read news from COHVCO and reports of other happenings in the OHV community!

Thanks to funding from the BLM and management of the planning meetings and planning process by NOHVCC and working directly with COHVCO, Colorado can join those states who have already finished their planning.

Thank you Kawasaki and Colorado dealers for donating this years raffle vehicle and for your continuing support!

Would like to congratulate Jud Barlow the winner of this year raffle!

Join us at the 2019 Kicker Monster Truck event on Saturday, November 16th!

This year's COHVCO Raffle drawing will be held at the event at 9:00 pm.

Join Us for a FREE Workshop & Luncheon for Side-By-Side Enthusiasts!

Read news from COHVCO and reports of other happenings in the OHV community!

This weekend concludes the second of the two workshops for 2019.

Final Summary for 2019

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.

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

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

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

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.

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

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.