75% of Summit County's land lies within the Dillon Ranger District. This beautiful area sees 4.5 million visitors every year.
Our trail work projects ensure that the 450 miles of recreational trails throughout the district are kept up to code for future recreationists.
Stewardship projects—like watershed restoration, tree plantings, and weed pulls—manage the resources that dictate the health of the landscape.
We are committed to educating forest users. Lend a hand through our Ranger Patrol program, or join us for a guided hike this summer.
Our stewardship projects are family-friendly! We also provide opportunities for groups of youths. Check out our volunteer page for more details.

Required Waivers

2013 Volunteer Waivers

Can't wait to sign up for projects? Fill out your 2013 waiver now while you wait for our signup links for the season and you've got it done for the entire year!

Volunteer Waiver

Gettin’ Piggy With It

That’s right, it’s time to set aside our New Year’s resolutions (at least those that are left standing) and indulge in a weekend of BACON! Keystone Neighbourhood Company, for the… Read More

What a Turnout!

Have you heard the idiom “many hands make light work”? Well we certainly experienced the full meaning behind the phrase last Saturday at our National Trails Day project! We knew… Read More

Thanks to the Bristlecone Foundation Legacy Forest Campaign, this weekend left us with laughter-induced belly aches, dirty hands, and a renewed sense of community. “A Celebration of Life and Laughter”… Read More

Projects

Required Waivers

2013 Volunteer Waivers

Gettin’ Piggy With It

What a Turnout!

A Very Bristlecone Weekend

Guided Hikes