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Certain bike trails in and around Arrowhead are op

Certain bike trails in and around Arrowhead are open, be sure to check before you ride if elk calving season is in effect before you ride! Happy trails! 🚴‍♂️

Photo courtesy of IG: @troutmama07

Let's kick off the summer with ice cream! Meet us

Let's kick off the summer with ice cream! Meet us on the Broken Arrow patio this Friday to enjoy some delicious, locally-made ice cream by @sundae.artisan.icecream

Thursday Afternoon Club kicks off next week, June

Thursday Afternoon Club kicks off next week, June 24th, from 5 PM to 8 PM. Be sure to join us on the Broken Arrow patio for live music, refreshing beverages, and fresh food!

Wonder why we have seasonal wildlife closures? Why

Wonder why we have seasonal wildlife closures? Why are there so many different opening and closing dates? This is all based on a lot of data and science!

Closures begin to lift in many parts of our valley as the migration begins including in Eagle and the West Avon Preserve. The elk and deer herds begin to migrate from the warming lower elevations to higher grounds. They follow the melting snow line from Eagle to Cordillera to Beaver Creek and on the North side of I-70 from Wolcott to Vail.

The entire upper half of Arrowhead and Beaver Creek, including trails such as Village to Village, Elkhorn, Mud Springs, and more are closed through June 30th as elk begin to have their calves. As many know (and use) there are illegal trails in this area as well. Since they are illegal, they are not managed and do not have specific wildlife closures. This does not mean that those trails are open!

📸 Courtesy of IG: @vailvmta

Confused on trail closures due to Elk calving? Our

Confused on trail closures due to Elk calving? Our local sports rangers created a new map showing all the affected trails in the Beaver Creek area! These closures are effective until June 30, scroll to view the map!

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