Rimrocker Stickers
Have you been on the Rimrocker recently? Send photos to pr@montrosecounty.net and we’ll send you some sweet Rimrocker Stickers! We also love to get trail updates!
Have you been on the Rimrocker recently? Send photos to pr@montrosecounty.net and we’ll send you some sweet Rimrocker Stickers! We also love to get trail updates!
West 105 Magazine featured the Rimrocker Trail in its inaugural edition. You can read it online here.
Thank you to Phil Bredfeldt from Durango, CO who shared his journey on the Rimrocker Trail with us. Phil biked the full 160 miles earlier this spring. When asked if there was any information he’d like to share with other Rimrocker bikers, Phil mentioned water and says that access to water was his primary concern, and one of the reasons he went…
Dear Out-of-State Visitors, You’ve likely seen the national news about major wildfires in Colorado. The #416Fire and #BurroFire are currently burning in southwest Colorado and we would like to extend our sincerest gratitude and well wishes to the dedicated firefighters and Rocky Mountain Type 1 IMT PIOs as they work to contain the fire. That being said, the U.S….
We heard the Governor is an avid mountain biker so of course we had to give him some Rimrocker swag when he was in Montrose recently. The Governor was in town to sign Senate Bill 2 into law. The bill will increase access to broadband in rural Colorado, which will only help our local schools, the economy, and much…
#RimrockerTrail was featured in the June edition of Men’s Journalmagazine. Thanks to author Brent Crane for eloquently capturing what makes the Rimrocker Trail and this part of the world so special.
Great news, Rimrocker fans! Unincorporated #MontroseCounty Roads are now open to Recreational OHV use. An ordinance was officially adopted by the Board of County Commissioners and went into effect today. Read ordinance specifics about age, operator license, mufflers, lights, and braking systems on the Montrose County Website here: http://www.montrosecounty.net/CivicAlerts.aspx?AID=546
Thanks to Chris Cordes at Expedition Portal for the excellent narrative about his adventure that started and ended in Texas, and packed a whole lot of American West adventure in between. Chris captured some amazing photos on the RimrockerTrail as he traveled part of the way from Moab – Montrose. Read the article here.
On Easter Weekend, the Western Slope 4 Wheelers Club in conjunction with Montrose County hosted a booth at Easter Jeep Safari in Moab, Utah. Easter Jeep Safari is one of the largest jeep gatherings in the United States and hosting a booth was a great way to promote the trail with stunning scenery that spans 160 miles from Western…
