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Off-Highway Vehicle Grants | Colorado Parks and Wildlife Grand Mesa Monument trail work funded by the OHV grant Off Highway Vehicle Grants The Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) Off-Highway Vehicle (OHV) Program is funded through the sale of OHV registrations and some additional Recreational Trails Program (RTP) funding.
The OHV Program seeks to improve and enhance motorized recreation opportunities in Colorado while promoting safe and responsible use of OHVs on lands open to the public. Eligible grant funded projects must align with CRS 33-14. 5-106 .
Local, county, state, federal, tribal government agencies, special recreation districts, and nonprofit organizations (tax exempt under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code) are invited to apply. 2026 OHV Program Grant Awards Brochure Currently Closed: This grant application cycle opens every October and will close the first week of December.
total in funding awarded to OHV grant projects since 1991 trail crew hours funded for 2027 2027 Competitive Grant Submissions 2027 Good Management Submissions Good Management project in Pagosa OHV Program Application Guidelines and Instructions The guidelines and instructions are designed for both new applicants and existing grant recipients.
New and Competitive Grant Applicants The Competitive Guidelines and Instructions provides comprehensive guidance on eligibility, steps in the application process, and policies. Existing Good Management Program Applicants The Good Management Guidelines and Instructions are for Good Management projects only. If you need to submit an additional application please be sure to use the Competitive application and guidelines and instructions.
Download Competitive Guidelines and Instructions Download Good Management Guidelines and Instructions Applicants can choose from two types of projects: OHV competitive project grants address the full spectrum of OHV recreation support needs in Colorado.
Projects related to recreational use of OHVs on lands open to the public are eligible to apply Eligible projects can include: OHV education and safety programs, land acquisition or easement projects, restoration of trails, construction and planning of OHV routes, trailhead development and/or support facilities related to OHV or multi-use trails including parking areas, restrooms, and related facilities.
This year the Program is encouraging projects with an emphasis on Education this cycle. The Good Management Program emphasizes on-the-ground operations and maintenance of OHV trails and support facilities for areas that offer unique OHV riding opportunities or support a high volume of OHV recreationists and activities.
The OHV trails program provides consistent and predictable annual funding so that federal agencies can attract and retain experienced trail crews for the operation and maintenance of their OHV riding areas. Should you have any questions on eligibility please contact the program for more information.
Only current Good OHV Management Program Trail Crews are eligible to apply for the Good Management Grant: BLM Colorado River Valley Trail Crew BLM Grand Junction Trail Crew BLM Royal Gorge Trail Crew BLM Uncompahgre Trail Crew Eagle Zoned OHV Trail Crew HPBE Motorized Trail Crew North Rampart GM Trail Crew Parks Motorized Trail Crew State Forest State Park Trail Crew Upper Arkansas Motorized Trail Crew (USFS & CPW) Step 2: Compile Your Full Application Compile Your Full Application You will need to include: Your Unique Entity Identifier (UEI) Budget, provided in Excel One pdf of the entire application organized in the following order: Project Budget Environmental Information (C1, C2) Project Selection Criteria (D1, D2), if applicable Project Illustrations (F) Trail Crew Work Plan (H), if applicable Summary of Accomplishments (I), if applicable Email your full application to trails@state.
co. us . Unique Entity Identifier (UEI) If you haven’t already, register for a UEI.
Register for a Unique Entity Identifier Having trouble downloading Excel or Word files? Right-click on the link, choose 'Save link as' and download to your desktop or designated folder. Competitive Application Forms The Program is encouraging projects with an emphasis on Education this cycle.
Download C-1 - Federal Environmental Information and Land Manager Approval (word) Download C-2 - Non-Federal Environmental Information and Land Manager Approval (word) Download D-1 - Project Selection Criteria Download D-2 - Land Acquisition Grants Only - Supplemental Criteria Download E-1 to G - Vicinity Map and instructions Download H & I - Trail Crews only Good Management Application Forms The OHV Subcommittee has placed a cap of $105,000 for Good Management Applications.
Should you need additional funding please complete an additional competitive application.
Download C-1 - Federal Environmental Information and Land Manager Approval (word) Download E-1 to G - Vicinity Map and instructions Download H & I - Trail Crew Work Plan and Summary of Project Accomplishments Download the Insurance Requirements Download the Parameters for Determining Insurance Requirements for OHV Grants Download the Federal Volunteer 301a Form Statewide Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan (SCORP) Planning Trails with Wildlife in Mind Area Wildlife Manager Contact Information Conservation Data Explorer Competitive Grant Application Instructions and Guidelines Good Management Grant Application Instructions and Guidelines Step 3: Application Review Grant Application Review Process Competitive projects are evaluated and ranked against each other.
Good Management projects are not ranked against each other but do follow the same review process. The OHV grant selection process follows a recommendation and approval process. The entire process includes grant review, scoring, public comment periods and then the recommendation of funding.
More specifically, it involves: Colorado Parks and Wildlife Regional Field Staff Review Colorado Parks and Wildlife regional field staff review and identification of any wildlife concerns. Learn more about the wildlife review process and how to contact an Area Wildlife Manager . The subcommittee reviews, scores and ranks applications to make recommendations for funding to the State Trails Committee.
State Trails Committee Review State Trails Committee review subcommittee scores and make a recommendation for funding to the Parks and Wildlife Commission. Parks and Wildlife Commission Review Final review and funding approval by the Parks and Wildlife Commission.
State Trails Committee and Parks and Wildlife Commission The State Recreational Trails Committee and Parks and Wildlife Commission review Off-Highway Vehicle grant submissions. Learn more about State Trails Committee Learn more about the Parks and Wildlife Commission There are no results to display at this time. There are no results to display at this time.
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Please note that the public comment period for each of these application cycles has closed.
2026-2027 Grant Application Summary 2025-2026 Grant Application Summary Region Wildlife Impact Summaries OHV Competitive Trail Project Grant Submissions TMW Continued Trail Maintenance Colorado River Valley Field Office UTV Fossil Ridge Trail Heavy Maintenance Megawatt Moto Complex Repair-Maint OHV Supply & Equipment Grant Grand Lake Trail Crew Equipment Purchase Routine Maint-Cross Jurisdiction MOTO GOATs 2026-2027 Subcontractor Trail Maintenance Grand Junction BLM Equipment Maint North Fruita Desert OHV Open Area Fencing CCMR Trail Maintenance Grant BLM CO OHV Law Enforcement GVRD Heavy Equipment Crew Wolford OHV Trail System Ph1 Implementation OHV Divide Heavy Maint Trail Crew Buckhorn Canyon Trail Sys Connectivity Ph3 Columbine OHV Trails Program Columbine OHV Parking Area Restrooms UFO Trails Lead & North Delta STT Ed & Stewardship Alliance Travel Management Signage HASRC OHV Track Maintenance Summit Special Ops OHV Enforce & Ed Ouray Trail Dozer Maint Prgm TPA Statewide Equipment Crew RRMMC 2027 Pike NF Trail Maintenance RRMMC 2027 Pike NF Trail Planning RRMMC New Rider Learning Area San Carlos R.
D OHV Trail Project Penrose Commons Single Track Penrose Commons Practice Area NRSR North Routt Tree Mitigation Dry Lake MX Park Ed, Access, Safety Improvements Upper Arkansas Moto Trail Crew 2027-Competitive CACA 2026 CPW OHV Road Work Trail Support 2026-2027-TMW Grand Lake Crew Equipment (UTVs) 2026 Twin Springs Trail Project 2026 Archuleta FST 741 Riparian Trail Mitigation Prj 2026 Megawatt Moto Complex Repair & Maint.
2026 Cement Mountain Heavy Maintenance 2026 Alpine Loop Toilet Pumping 2026 RGFO Crew Seasonal-Equipment 2026 Road to Full-Sized OHV Trail Conversion 2026 Subcontractor Trail Maintenance 2026 WSATVA Supply & Equipment Grant 2026 TPA Statewide Trail Crew 2026 OHV San Carlos Trail Project 2026 COHVCO Workshop-Training 2025-2026 RRMMC Pike NF Trail Planning 2026 RRMMC Pike NF Trail Maintenance 2026 RRMMC RGFO Trail Maintenance 2026 Grand Junction BLM Equip Maint.
2026 154C Road to Trail Conversion 2026 OHV Divide Heavy Maint. Crew 2026 White River OHV Trail Crew 2026 Hi Country 4 Wheelers Trail Maint.
Project 2026 SFSP Enclosed Side by Side-Trailer 2026 OHV GVRD Heavy Equipment Crew 2026 Upper Arkansas Motorized Trail Crew (Equip) 2026 CCMR Marshall Extension 2026 HPBE Motorized Trail Crew 2026 STT Education & Stewardship Alliance 2026 Travel Management Signage 2026 Moto GOATs Cross-Jurisdiction 2026 Wolford OHV Trail System Redevelopment 2026 UFO Equipment and Trails Lead 2026 Ouray Trail Dozer Maintenance Program 2026 Columbine RD OHV Trails Program 2026 Little Snake OHV Crew 2026 Columbine OHV Parking Area Restrooms 2026 CCMR Trail Maintenance Grant 2026 Parks Materials, Supplies, Tools & PPE 2026 HASRC OHV Track Maintenance 2026 Ouray County Ranger Program 2026 RMSR Dry Lake MX Park Equip & Improvements 2026 Good Management Submissions GM01 - Dolores RD GM Trail Crew GM02 - 2027 CRVFO OHV Crew GM03 - OHV Gunnison Trail Crew GM04 - BLM Gunnison OHV Trail Crew GM05 - OHV Grand Lake Trail Crew GM06 - North Zone OHV Crew GM07 - GJFO NCA Good Management Grant GM08 - GJFO Good Management Grant GM09 - North Rampart GM OHV Crew GM10 - Flat Tops GM OHV Trail Crew GM11 - Dillon OHV Trail Crew GM12 - Eagle Zoned OHV Crew GM13 - Grand Valley Trail Crew GM14 - 2027 State Forest OHV Trail Crew GM16 - BLM Kremmling GM OHV Trail Crew GM17 - OHV Divide GM Trail Crew GM18 - CCRD OHV Crew 2027 GM19 - Uncompahgre Field Office GM Crew GM20 - Pagosa 2 Person OHV Trail Maint Crew GM21 - RGFO OHV Trail Crew GM23 - 2027 Parks OHV Trail Management GM24 - Ouray RD OHV Trails GM Program GM25 - Upper Arkansas Moto Trail Crew GM26 - San Carlos RD Good Management Project GM01 - Dolores Trail Crew GM02 - OHV Grant Lake Trail Crew GM03 - BLM Gunnison OHV Trail Crew GM04 - RGFO OHV Trail Crew GM05 - Dillon OHV Trail Crew GM06 - OHV Statewide Trail Crew GM07 - BLM CRVFO OHV Crew GM08 - State Forest OHV Trail Crew GM09 - OHV Gunnison Trail Crew GM10 - OHV San Carlos Trail Project GM11 - GJFO NCA Trail Crew GM13 - OHV Divide Trail Crew GM14 - SPKRD OHV Trail Crew GM15 - North Rampart OHV Crew GM16 - Eagle Zoned OHV Crew GM17 - OHV Grand Valley Trail Crew GM19 - Upper Arkansas Motorized Trail Crew GM20 - BLM Kremmling OHV Trail Crew GM21 - Flat Tops OHV Trail Crew GM22 - Pagosa 2-person OHV Trail Maintenance Crew GM23 - Uncompahgre FO Crew GM24 - Ouray Ranger and Trail Crew Please contact the the State Trails Program with any questions regarding eligibility, projects, or expenses at: Colorado Parks and Wildlife Colorado Parks and Wildlife offers additional trail grants to apply for.
Purchase new or repair existing trail groomers, make trailhead improvements, create new or maintain maintenance facilities, or purchase signs and trail markers. Non-Motorized Trail Grants Eligible project types include trail construction, maintenance, planning, support and trail stewardship crews.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Local, state, and federal agencies, as well as nonprofit organizations. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Off-Highway Vehicle (OHV) Program Grant is funded by Colorado Parks and Wildlife. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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