The site also includes a ski and snowboard resort guide, listings of outdoor job opportunities, and wildlife information. Colorado State Parks is the administer for the OHV and Snowmobile Fund. The funds are obtained from vehicle registration and are used to help keep the trails open. Trails Net of Colorado has complete info on Colorado 4x4 trails including directions, ratings, regulations, and pictures. For some trails, GPS coordinates and printable maps are available.
Members are conservation-oriented and subscribe to an ethical code.
MTRA works to clear trails, assists in locating and mapping routes, and is also involved politically to ensure multiple-use recreation survives. The National 4-H OHV Vision Team will pursue the next generation of OHV enthusiasts who are committed to our sport and take pride in it. They will promote the benefits and fun of the sport among youth within a context that emphasizes safety and environmental awareness. They are a forum for organizations and supporters of OHV recreation, including OHV manufacturers, related businesses, affiliated foundations, OHV dealers, clubs and enthusiasts, to become partners in creating a positive future for the sport. The Northern Colorado Trail Riders was formed and dedicated to preserving motorized recreation opportunities in Northern Colorado.