Trail News

Most Adorable Horse/Bike Education Day, Ever!

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 On October 12th, Heil Valley Ranch was the place to be for kids on bikes, families and….horses.  The Boulder Mountainbike Alliance, Boulder County Horse Association and Boulder County Parks & Open Space combined to host a morning of learning about the beginner trails at Heil Valley ranch. Beautiful weather, enthusiastic mini cyclists, kid-friendly trails and horse ambassadors Ellie and Walker, came together to make one of the most adorable horse/bike education/outreach days ever. 

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The Trails Committee is up and cantering with its first new members!

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We are pleased to welcome Alex Rushford and Denise Marino! Might you be next? Please consider joining this volunteer committee of active BCHA members to create safer trails for equestrians through observation and reporting problematic or unsafe conditions for the equestrian trail riding community.  Through hiking or riding trails, members will report what they think could be a hazard to horses.  BCHA will then contact the appropriate Open Space authority and meet with them to resolve the problem. The ultimate goal is for riders to feel comfortable and safe so that they will return and continue to ride trails–especially where we’ve identified problems and have had them corrected. If you’re interested in joining, just click on the button below and we’ll be in touch! I’m interested in joining the Trails Committee

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Join The BCHA Trails Committee

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Love to Hike and Ride Local Trails? Join this volunteer committee of active BCHA members to create safer trails for equestrians through observation and reporting problematic or unsafe conditions for the equestrian trail riding community.  Through hiking or riding trails, members will report what they think could be a hazard to horses.  BCHA will then contact the appropriate Open Space authority and meet with them to resolve the problem. The ultimate goal is for riders to feel comfortable and safe so that they will return and continue to ride trails–especially where we’ve identified problems and have had them corrected. Yes–I’m interested in helping!

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