Dog Sled Rides of Winter Park

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Sled Status: Closed for the season.

Cart Status: Closed for the season.

Trail Conditions: Closed for the season.

Hangout/Kennel Tour Status: Closed for the season.

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Colorado Headwaters Land Trust

We are Dog Sled Rides of Winter Park, not Colorado Headwaters Land Trust. We are including this information here about Colorado Headwaters Land Trust as a courtesy. When you are done looking for a business that that does Nonprofit Organizations, click on one of the links to the side to be taken to Dog Sled Rides of Winter Park's main site to learn more about dog sledding in the Winter Park/Fraser Valley.

Colorado Headwaters Land Trust

info@coloradoheadwaterslandtrust.org

(970) 887-1177

Website

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Address

52 North 1st Street
Granby, CO 80446
  • Nonprofit Organizations
Colorado Headwaters Land Trust's (formerly Middle Park Land Trust) mission is to preserve and steward open lands within the headwaters of the Colorado River for vistas, wildlife, agriculture and water, in partnership with landowners and for the benefit of all. CHLT, is a state-certified land trust and the only land conservation organization servicing Grand County. We work strategically and opportunistically to conserve critical wildlife habitat, working ranches, threatened view-sheds, vital wetlands and river corridors. CHLT's primary land protection tool is the conservation easement, a voluntary binding legal document between the landowner and the land trust that identifies a property's qualified conservation values (as defined by the IRS regulations) and permanently protects those values by restricting development and other non-compatible uses. The IRS Treasury regulations state that a qualified conservation easement must include one or more of four conservation values. The easement must 1) preserve land for outdoor recreation by, or education of, the general public; 2) protect relatively natural habitat of fish, wildlife or plants; 3) preserve agricultural or scenic open space; or 4) preserve historically important land or structures. Landowners of conservation easement properties are often entitled to federal and state tax benefits while the public benefits from the open space that easements provide, so it's a win-win situation for all involved.
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  • What is a Conservation Easement
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About Winter Park and Fraser

Year-Round Mountain Destination Resort

In Winter Park, Colorado, we offer the best of the Rockies: magnificent views of towering mountain peaks, exciting camping, hiking, biking and boating experiences, and an incredible basecamp to enjoy all that Rocky Mountain National Park has to offer. Top all of that off with great places to stay and a unique downtown, where you can dine, shop and more, and you're looking at one great small-town mountain town for your next trip.

What makes Winter Park different from other Colorado resorts? Most importantly, it's where outdoor enthusiasts will find a quality experience, no matter what their ability level or activity preference.

Winter Park is authentic, friendly, comfortable and packed with activities and unique events year-round.

Everyone is accepted here in Winter Park. No matter what level of "adventure seeker" you happen to be, beginner to expert, low-key to high-adrenaline seeker. Many guests comment that when they visit Winter Park, they feel like they've found home.

Maybe it will be your first visit, but we're betting it won't be your last. We invite you to explore our site further to learn what makes Winter Park Colorado's favorite Playground.