Salida Mountain Trails
Salida Mountain Trails (SMT) is an organization committed to building and maintaining sustainable, non-motorized, multi-user trails on public lands near the city of Salida, CO.
Salida, CO Founded 2013 Revenue $367,393
Trails near this work
Part of the land this organization helps protect. Explore them on the Trail Atlas.
- Rainbow Trail
- Colorado Trail Seg. 14 Chalk Creek Trailhead to US-50
- Colorado Trail Seg. 15 US-50 to Marshall Pass
- Colorado Trail Seg. 12 Clear Creek to North Cottonwood Creek Road
- Colorado Trail Seg. 13 North Cottonwood Creek Road to Chalk Creek Trailhead
The record
- EIN
- 462608985
- Founded
- 2013
- Annual revenue
- $367,393
- Headquarters
- Salida, CO
- Website
- salidamountaintrails.org
- Focus
- Environmental Beautification
- State
- Colorado
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- Greater Arkansas River Nature Association0 miles away
- Central Colorado Conservancy1 miles away
- Guidestone Colorado1 miles away
- Greater Arkansas River Nature Association (GARNA)1 miles away
- SOIL Sangre de Cristo3 miles away
- Arkansas River Watershed Collaborative41 miles away
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