Fremont Adventure Recreation
FAR's mission is to promote a culture of community and healthy living through
human-powered outdoor recreation in the Royal Gorge Region.
human-powered outdoor recreation in the Royal Gorge Region.
Community: We commit to enhancing the quality of life for the citizens of the Royal Gorge Region through the creation and celebration of human powered outdoor recreation adventures.
Culture: We commit to a welcoming attitude that values all relationships, fearless dedication, while having fun along the way.
Stewardship: We commit to responsible access as well as preserving recreation opportunities for future generations.
Culture: We commit to a welcoming attitude that values all relationships, fearless dedication, while having fun along the way.
Stewardship: We commit to responsible access as well as preserving recreation opportunities for future generations.
Our business is and always will be outdoor recreation. When we say that our mission is "to promote a culture of community and healthy living through human-powered outdoor recreation in the Royal Gorge Region," we feel that in our hearts. In this time of relative confusion and emotional turmoil, we are committed to helping your navigate your recreation options. We believe wholeheartedly that outdoor recreation is the key to health and happiness, and that remains true today.
- Please share these resources with new trail users. We've compiled a list of "easy" trails that can be accessed and utilized by folks of all ages and abilities. Please share them with those who many not be familiar with our local trailheads and parking areas.
- Find our resources online for kids and families. With schools out (maybe for summer), we know that we, as guardians, have a wonderful opportunity to share the outdoors with our kids. Not only for our own sanity, but to take advantage of the incredible resources that we have in this area. Find our 'Resources' page - located here - to help you with some ideas if / when you need them. You'll find a downloadable kids' adventure guide, a scavenger hunt, easy hikes for kids, and more as time goes on.
- Be extra safe. Our first responders and medical personnel are already over-burdened and, frankly, tired. Please know your trail, bring what you need, and engage only in activities suited to your current ability. This is not the time to reach a PR, try a new feature, or see how far you can go. Be kind to our local AMR, hospital, and Search and Rescue volunteers.
- Stay local. Small communities like ours (and also other recreation destinations) are already struggling to keep up with the demands of medical needs. Please stay within our community to help "flatten the curve" and also to not overwhelm local hospitals, first respnders, etc. with recreation-related injuries or service calls.
- Eat healthy and get plenty of sleep. Keep your immune system strong by eating plenty of anti-oxidants (blueberries, raspberries, spinach, green beans, etc.) and anti-inflammatory foods (leafy greens, fish, nuts, tomatoes, strawberries, etc.).
- Practice Leave No Trace Principles. It is even more important that we follow safe and responsible outdoor use recommendations. Please plan to use restrooms at home before you head out to hike or bike. OR please bring your own "wag bag". Many visitor's centers will be closed during this time, including some Colorado State Parks.
- Practice social distancing, even on the trail. If someone isn't in your immediate family or part of your #quaranTEAM, please be sure to stay 6' away from them. This include on a hike, run, or bike ride. If you are feeling sick or have been in direct contact with someone with flu-like symptoms, please stay home.
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Governor Polis' current recommendations regarding recreation in the outdoors can be found here. Pleae note that at this time, going for a walk or hike outside is not only allowed, but encouraged. Spending time attending to your mental and physical health is important at this time! Getting at least 15 minutes per day of exercise helps keep your immune system strong.
Upcoming FAR EventsInterested in riding, running, or socializing with us? See our Events page for detailed event and registration information about the following events:
South Canon Trailwork Day - April 11th - STATUS UNKNOWN runBlossom 5K & Half-marathon - May 2nd - POSTPONED Cornhole Tournament - October 22nd Royal 50 Mountain Bike Race - September 19th Point Alta Vista Trail Races - October 10th 
Other Local Events
Year-End report and sponsor packet
We are excited and proud to present our 2019 Year-End Report. This year has seen some great new event, trail openings, and momentous developments. Our recreation opportunities are growing in leaps and bounds, and it's only through your support that it's happened! We can't wait to see what can be accomplished in 2020.
Please also peruse our sponsor packet for 2020. If you feel that you or your business would like to contribute to recreation opportunities in our region, please let us know. We'd love to have you as a FAR contributor or donor! 
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Trail ConditionsIf you're looking for Canon City trail reports or Canon City trail conditions, please see our Trails page. We do our best to update these reports as often as possible (especially before the weekend). Please don't ride muddy trails. We are a small community with limited resources and volunteer capabilities. Thank you for being kind to trails!
Ways to GiveAs a registered non-profit, we also qualify to recieve tax-deductable donations. Click below to use Paypal to help FAR provide fun events, trails, and more!
Do you shop with Amazon? When you shop on Amazon Smile, 0.5% of your qualifying purchase goes directly to the charitable organization of your choice. Click below to make us your preferred donation recipient!
Are you a business owner? Please consider becoming a FAR sponsor or a 1% for Trails participant. Please contact coordinator@joinFAR.org for more information!
 FAR is registered with Colorado Gives Day! Please join us in participating in the most important day of the year for non-profits across the state.
Want to learn more about what we've accomplished in 2018 and have planned for 2019? Check out our annual year-end report:
FAR is a proud partner of Leave No Trace Center for Outdoor Ethics. We are committed to acting as land stewards, educating our community about proper practices, and leading by example for the next generation of outdoor recreation enthusiasts. Please visit the Leave No Trace website to learn more about how you can support their mission!
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