Friday’s record-breaking rains damaged several area hiking and mountain biking trails and kept city of Grand Junction crews busy making sure the stormwater system didn’t get clogged.
Improved rail service is a priority for Grand Valley leaders but even if local officials get the freight capabilities they’re hoping for, it will be too late for one Grand
While the snow is flying on Grand Mesa, work behind the scenes on the Palisade Plunge continues with search-and-rescue planning and monitoring and maintenance plans moving forward.
Colorado Plateau Mountain Bike Trail Association (COPMOBA) President Scott Winans said the Mesa County Search and Rescue team was able to complete a walk-through of the trail and determined that there is adequate access for them to service the Plunge.
âOn the organizational side, one great step is the Mesa County Search and Rescue got through their work late in the season last year and have indicated that they have what they need and they consider the route accessible from a search-and-rescue perspective,â Winans said.