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Estes Park Adopts 20-Year Parks and Open Spaces Master Plan

1 report, 1 independent Updated Fri 00:00
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What happened

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Estes Park adopted its 2026 Parks and Open Spaces Master Plan on October 13. The plan, which resulted from an 18-month community effort, outlines a 20-year roadmap for local trails and parks. The plan proposes linking downtown parks into a linear park along the rivers and strengthening natural area protection.

From eptrail.com

Why it matters

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The plan is designed to enhance scenic enjoyment and community gathering for both residents and visitors. The proposed improvements, including the creation of a linear park, could boost local tourism and foot traffic.

From eptrail.com

Who's involved

  • Estes ParkTown where the Parks and Open Spaces Master Plan was adopted
  • Gary HallMayor of Estes Park
  • BergParks Supervisor for Estes Park

Who could feel it

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    Market could see increased revenue and foot traffic due to improved downtown parks and Riverwalk.

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