6-9-2004
For all the riders in the Conifer to Bailey area a new parts store has opened
up along US 285. Mountain Toys is located just north of US 285 on Elk Creek
Road (they are located right next to the Trout Pond) Phone # 303-838-0084. They
just opened up a few months ago, they do not carry a large selection of parts
at this time but they are capable of ordering parts.
7-13-04
Sorry about the late notice on this one, their is still time to mail in any comments
on this. The US Forest Service is conducting an Environmental Assessment (EA)
to evaluate the Trail system, Roads and recreational facilities within the
Rampart Range Motorized Recreation Area. The link to the Forest Service page
where this is described in detail and address's can be found to mail you
comments to. http://www.fs.fed.us/r2/psicc/spl/recreation
7-14-04
Watson Park located in the Rampart Range Motorized Recreation Area has been
closed , as of two weeks ago, permanently. This was a result of irresponsible
use by both Jeeps, and ATV's in the lower creek bed
10-20-04
The Annual Banquet will be held November 6, 2004, it will run from 4:00 pm to 7:00 pm. It will be held at the Trail Dust Steak House. There will be additional socializing after 7:00 pm at the bar. Contact Dan Delasantos if you have not already reserved a spot for you. There will be no regular meeting in the month of November.
11-21-2004
Mile High Trail Riders 2004 Banquet
In the grand spirit of the MHTR, members came from all over the eastern slope to celebrate a great year of
ATV riding. This years banquet was held at the Trail Dust Restaurant off Interstate 25 and Arapahoe Road.
Club members enjoyed an evening of live entertainment, good food and a raffle for prizes contributed by
metro ATV dealer sponsors. Local sponsors donated some fantastic riding gear and 100% of the proceeds
from the raffle were donated to the Colorado Off-Highway Vehicle Coalition (COHVCO). Now with over 100
members who have joined the club, the MHTR will look to 2005 to increase their membership by approximately
100%. The club had some great planned rides in 2004, which included some out of State trips to Nevada,
Utah and Okalahoma.Rides frequented rough terrain, fast paced Colorado trails and some fantastic sand
dunes.With the elimination of dues and any form of corporate entity, the MHTR has experienced a more
relaxed atmosphere and the absence of member liability so many clubs across the USA fear.
We hope you'll join us, as we get ready to head into 2005. A ride calendar will be revised and trips
advertised to all our members. The winter months may slow us down a notch but rest assured, the MHTR will
be riding year round. We look forward to hearing from you and hope you will take the time to stop in at one
of our monthly meeting to visit with us.
We look forward to seeing you on the trail.
Dan Delasantos
11-25-04
The 2005 OHV Expo is coming up April 9-10. This would be a great opportunity to advertise are club and to gain new rider's.
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