ESTES VALLEY LAND TRUST - PRESERVING LAND FOREVER

Join Us for Our July Member Hike

Experienced hikers are invited to join us for a challenging hike on the Crosier Mountain Trail on Wednesday, July 16th. Space will be limited to 10 people, and registration is required.  

Registration is now open for our July breakfast!

Join us for the first breakfast of the season! Guest speakers will highlight two examples of mountain retreats that were formed to commune with nature: Rocky Mountain National Park and Lincoln Hills. Space is limited, so register now!

Spring Newsletter Now Available Online

Click here to learn about our new Stewardship Intern, summer events, accreditation renewal, and more!

Save the Dates for Our 2025 Events!

A complete list of our 2025 events is now available. Mark your calendars, and keep an eye on your email inboxes for more information before each event date.

Estes Valley Open Space Plan

For more than 30 years, the Estes Valley Land Trust has worked with private landowners and our partners to preserve nearly 10,000 acres of land. Now, for the first time, we have developed the Estes Valley Open Space Plana strategic land conservation plan with a goal to preserve another 5,000 acres in the next 10 years.

Thank you to everyone that came to events, filled out surveys, and submitted feedback to make this plan happen. This plan was created by our community, for our community, to preserve the areas that we value the most. Watch a short video about the final plan here, or click here to read the full plan.

Mission:

Our mission is to conserve land throughout the Estes Valley and surrounding areas for current and future generations.

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Be a Part of Forever

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$1,407,581

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With more than 4.5 million visitors coming to Estes Park each year, our open lands, wildlife and quality of life are at risk. The Perpetuity Fund is an endowment that would allow the land trust to operate in perpetuity, to continue to support local landowners and conserve open spaces throughout the valley. Our ultimate goal is to raise $5 million for the endowment, which would provide sufficient funds to support the land trust year after year. Be a part of forever and donate today.