Trails 2000 builds and maintains trails; educates trail users and advocates for total connectivity on road, path and trail. We are a 501c3 based in Durango, Colorado.

TRAIL CONDITIONS: All in town trails are in great shape. High Country trails are open and clear: including: Hermosa Creek; Jones; Dutch; Pinkerton Flagstaff; Goulding Creek; Hotel Draw; Corral Draw; Colorado Trail from Champion Venture to Gudy's and Celebration Lake to Hotel Draw. Haflin Creek is almost clear.

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In partnership with FRS Healthy Energy and Gunnison Trails, Trails 2000 is pleased to announce an opportunity to participate in the Sold Out 2010 Leadville 100. Register here and make a contribution to Trail Advocacy and you may be riding in the sold out event with Pro Tour riders; and mountain bikers Dave Wiens and Travis Brown. Plus, Dave and Travis will have a coffee with you on Sunday to recap the race.

Two entries are up for grabs and there's no other place in the world this is happening than right here! Register NOW.

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Blazing a trail

Thus was born Trails 2000, a nonprofit organization that builds and cares for multiuse trails and paths in Southwest Colorado.

"We knew that growth was starting to occur, and we knew that growth was inevitable," said Bob Allen, the first board president and a real-estate appraiser in Durango. "We felt that recreational trails, planning and creating recreational trail systems and connections should be part of planning for that growth." Read More...

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