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RIO GRANDE TRAIL DOCUMENTS & INFORMATION

RFTA has a great deal of documentation regarding our trail that is of the interest to the public.

RAILROAD CORRIDOR DOCUMENTS

RAILS-TO-TRAILS

RIO GRANDE ARTWAY MASTERPLAN

The purpose of this Preliminary Masterplan is to create a framework for the future planning, design, and programming of the Rio Grande ARTway, a one mile long section of the Rio Grande Trail corridor through the town of Carbondale, Colorado. This Masterplan contains critical context and background reference for the project as well as early design concepts for site improvements and programming along the corridor.

Download the Rio Grande ARTway Masterplan

COVENANT ENFORCEMENT COMMISSION

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Local Area Maps

Land and Trail Management Agencies

TRAIL INFORMATION, RULES & POLICIES

The Rio Grande Trail, between Rock Bottom Ranch and Catherine Bridge, closes seasonally from 5pm on November 30th until 5pm April 30th. A signed detour route will be in place between Hooks Lane Trailhead parking lot and the Catherine Bridge Trailhead parking lot during the period of the closure. The closure applies to all users of the trail and corridor, including anglers and hunters.

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RFTA has restrictions to all trails built and maintained on the 34 mile rail corridor running between Glenwood Springs and Woody Creek.

View Rules & Regulations

Download our Special Events Application for proposed events on the Rio Grande Trail. For more information call 970-384-4975.

Trail Events Application

RFTA has a document listing the Rio Grande Corridor Rules on the
Use of Other Power Driven Mobility Devices (OPDMD).

E-Bike Update:
Please note:  Class I and Class II E-Bikes are allowed on the Rio Grande Trail between Two Rivers Park in Glenwood Springs and Emma Road in Basalt.

DOWNLOAD OPDMD Rules

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