Vail Valley Mountain Trails Alliance (VVMTA is a non-profit organization whose mission is to maintain, build, educate, and advocate for sustainable non-motorized soft surface singletrack trails while conserving the natural environment of Eagle County.
The VVMTA is the leading advocate for soft surface trails in Eagle County, CO. The VVMTA’s vision is the creation of a sustainable multi-use soft surface trail network connecting communities and neighborhoods from Vail Pass to Basalt. We promote stewardship of our public lands, sustainable trail building practices and a balance between recreation and conservation. The VVMTA maintains that trails contribute to the quality of life and economic vitality of the community.
Winter Wildlife Seasonal Trail Closures are in Effect
Winter wildlife seasonal closures are in effect. These seasonal closures are in place to allow wildlife including elk and deer the ability to move to lower elevations, find food sources, and survive the harsh Colorado winter. For a full list of seasonal closures please visit our page here.
Minturn Bike Park Info - 2020 Project
We are partnering with the Town of Minturn to bring the Minturn Bike Park to life! The bike park would be a world class amenity for all ages, families, and abilities to enjoy. It would include green beginner trails and a kid friendly pump track to advanced dirt jumps and gravity flow trails with drops, rolls, and features. We are applying for a Great Outdoors Colorado (GOCO) grant to bring this park to life. Thanks to our community of trail supporters we raised over $40,000 to apply for this grant and hear back in March 2020!
Adopt A Trail Wraps up 2019
The AAT Program wrapped up another successful year, maintaining 51 trails that were adopted by 53 teams throughout Eagle County. Trails are adopted by local organizations, businesses, and even groups of friends. Find more info here to learn how you can join an AAT team.
Everkrisp Trail is Complete
After over 2,000 hours and over 300 volunteers, the Everkrisp Trail is officially complete! Didn’t get out on the new trail this past summer? It is currently closed for the season to protect critical wildlife habitat. The trail will re-open on June 20th. There are many loops to create from this new trail including linking Whiskey Creek and the EagleVail trail. Check out the trail on Trailforks here.
Vail Valley Trails on Trailforks
If you haven’t checked out Trailforks yet please do so and get to know the program. It is a great resource for us as an organization and for you as a rider/hiker. Connect your Strava for insightful data, upload trail condition reports that are live on our website, and find favorite routes across the Valley. Trailforks now includes hiking trails, simply click the drop down menu at the top of the screen to switch to hiking or biking trails.
Check out our Trails Maps & Conditions >
