Colorado
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From the peaks of the towering “14-ers” to much-loved urban parks and community gardens, The Trust for Public Land is working to protect the places that matter most to Colorado residents. TPL has conserved more than 105,000 acres of wildlands, greenbelts, neighborhood parks, farms, and ranchlands since opening its Denver office in 1981.
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In the News
more »- Sunset Environmental Awards 2012, 02/20/12, Sunset Magazine
- How acres were saved for posterity, 01/29/12, Durango Herald
- New trail helps open Wilson Peak to hikers, 08/03/11, OutThereColorado.com
- New park, community garden to grow -- with neighbors' input -- in vacant lot in East Colfax, 06/22/11, Westword Blogs
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Ouray Ice Park
Located in the Uncompahgre River gorge just a ten-minute walk from the historic mountain town, the Ouray Ice Park allows climbers to test their skills in a controlled ice-climbing environment.
Wilson Peak
Wilson Peak is a mountain summit in San Miguel County in the state of Colorado. Wilson Peak climbs to 14,019 feet above sea level.
Roxborough State Park
Just 25 miles south of Denver, this park is best known for its dramatic red sandstone formations.
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East 13th Avenue & Xenia Street Park Project, CO
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Westerly Creek Park
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A Montana Legacy
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Colorado Offices
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