Trails

The City of Aspen's trail system provides both summer and winter use making it one of the largest trails systems in the state. The Parks Department manages over 22 miles of hard surface, soft surface and single-track trails through one of the most scenic mountain backdrops in the world.  The trail system provides an almost seamless system interconnected between Aspen/Snowmass and down valley to Woody Creek and Basalt.  

 

 


Sky Mountain Park (Droste) Public Planning Process Continues With 2 Public Workshops 

Next Public Workshop

Wednesday Feb. 1 from 5:30-7:30 in Aspen at the Rio Grande Room (former Youth Center)

call 920-5232 for directions

Biological & Historical Resource Surveys - This is a large document (15 MB) and will take time to load.  Recommendations are on pages 65-78. 

Survey Document

 

Maps will be updated as the planning process proceeds. Maps are in a pdf format and can be printed on letter size paper- select "fit to printable area".

Public Workshop Maps for 1/26 and 2/1

Potential Trails & Trailheads    

Ecological Restoration   

Winter use on Brush Creek Trail

 Dogs on Sky Mountain Park         

Hunting and Commercial Uses

 

         Two Resource Habitat Maps

Winter Habitat Map                 Summer Habitat Map 

Send your comments to Gary Tennenbaum at gary.tennenbaum@co.pitkin.co.us or call

920-5355.