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    Snowmobile Program Grants

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    The Snowmobile Program Grants from Colorado Parks and Wildlife fund projects that improve and maintain Colorado’s snowmobile trail systems and related facilities.

    Funder: Colorado Parks and Wildlife

    Due Dates (Anticipated): April 2027 (Snowmobile Program full application deadline, projected)

    Funding Amounts: Recent annual pool ~$1.9M; typical award size varies by project; 33 grants awarded in 2024–2025

    Summary: Funds projects that enhance, maintain, and support snowmobile trails and facilities throughout Colorado.

    Key Information: Applicants must have land manager approval; active USFS Special Use permit required for Trail Grooming grants.


    Description

    The Snowmobile Program Grants, administered by Colorado Parks and Wildlife, support the enhancement, maintenance, and development of winter trail facilities for snowmobile recreation across Colorado. Funding is available for a wide range of projects, including the purchase and repair of trail grooming equipment, trailhead improvements, construction of maintenance facilities, and acquisition of signage and trail marking materials. The program’s goal is to improve snowmobile recreation opportunities statewide while promoting safety and responsible use. The program partners with organizations like the Colorado Snowmobile Association to ensure projects meet community needs.


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