Non-Motorized Trails Grants support Colorado trail agencies, nonprofits, and volunteer groups with construction, maintenance, planning, and stewardship to improve recreation while protecting natural resources.
Applications are now closed, replacing the October 2, 2026, 5 p.m. closing notice; the next opening is August 1, 2027. The 2027 applications are now posted for public review, with comments due to trails@state.co.us by December 10; other review materials also changed.
Non-Motorized Trail Grants support governments, nonprofits, and businesses with trail planning, acquisition, improvements, equipment, and education to enhance public recreation and alternative transportation.
Off Highway Vehicle Grants support agencies, recreation districts, nonprofits, and trail crews with funding for Colorado OHV trails, facilities, access, and education to promote safe, responsible recreation.
Snowmobile Program Grants support public agencies and nonprofits in improving Colorado’s winter trails, grooming equipment, and facilities to advance safe, responsible snowmobile recreation.
Partners in the Outdoors Grant Program supports organizations' collaborative projects across Colorado to balance sustainable outdoor recreation, conservation, access, and stewardship.
Outdoor Recreation Legacy Partnership Grants support communities through parkland acquisition and recreation facility development or renovation to expand public access, especially where parks are lacking.