News Desk

Forest Service Finalizes Colorado Land Exchange

WilsonPeakCO_lg
Mid-September saw the approval of a land exchange intended to safeguard public access to Wilson Peak in the San Miguel Range. Forest Supervisor Scott Armentrout’s decision sets the stage for the Forest Service’s acquisition of 680 acres owned by Skyline Ranch Trust, Alta Lakes, and the Trust for Public Land, while offering those parties 301 acres in four parcels of National Forest land. TPL’s decision to relinquish its claims to a total of 180 acres near and within Lizard Head Wilderness helped seal the deal. The exchange paves the way for the construction of nearly three miles of new biking trails – almost doubling the existing total – with the expressed goal of connecting mountain bike trails in the Telluride Ski Area with the Galloping Goose Trail. The Forest Service intends to finalize the land exchange in early November.
Click here to read more.

RELATED ARTICLES

Estates

On the Block: The Yellowstone Club's 160-Acre Family Compound

Nestled in the heart of the world’s only …

Landowners

David Rockefeller Celebrates 100th Birthday with 1,000-acre Donation

David Rockefeller is celebrating his centennial by donating …

Print & Gift
Subscriptions Available
Please sign me up to receive breaking news and updates from The Land Report:
Copyright © Land Report LLC. All rights reserved.

Contact to Listing Owner

Captcha Code