2024 EVENTS
RFOV relies on volunteer crew leaders to make such a busy project season successful. Have you ever wanted to help lead other volunteers in trail, restoration, and fire mitigation projects? The only experience required is love for the work we do and a desire to support RFOV projects!
Join us Sunday, May 19th at 8:00 am for the Mt. Sopris run-off. A 10-mile and 25k both utilizing the iconic “Up & Over” single track trail in a point-to-point race taking runners from the start at Flying Dog Ranch on Prince Creek Road up and over and ending at Rock Bottom Ranch in Basalt, CO.
Do you want to learn more about the skills that make local restoration projects a success? Join us for an evening of learning about and discussing some of the basic restoration skills, including seeding, planting, and simple erosion control.
RFOV's community projects depend on Project Ambassadors to sign in and orient volunteers, talk to the community about the project and other RFOV work during the volunteer day, and support general project logistics. Please come learn about the Project Ambassador program and join us in this accessible, low-impact volunteer opportunity.
Does your property need wildfire mitigation work, but you're not sure where to start? Join us as Mike Uncapher and other local wildfire mitigation teach how to plan and execute mitigation projects.
RFOV's community projects depend on Project Ambassadors to sign in and orient volunteers, talk to the community about the project and other RFOV work during the volunteer day, and support general project logistics. Please come learn about the Project Ambassador program and join us in this accessible, low-impact volunteer opportunity.
Take the next step up from basic trail work skills and learn more about the rock structures that RFOV builds on local trails!
Do you want to learn more about the skills that make local trail projects a success? Join us for an evening of learning about and discussing some of the basic trail work concepts and skills, including trail planning, tread maintenance, erosion control, and corridor maintenance.
Do you want to learn more about the skills that make local restoration projects a success? Join us for an evening of learning about and discussing some of the basic restoration skills, including seeding, planting, and simple erosion control.
In 2023, RFOV is launching a brand new volunteer chainsaw sawyer program! We're excited to build capacity to support much-needed fire mitigation projects around our valley and hope you'll join the effort.
RFOV's community projects depend on Project Ambassadors to sign in and orient volunteers, talk to the community about the project and other RFOV work during the volunteer day, and support general project logistics. Please come learn about the Project Ambassador program and join us in this accessible, low-impact volunteer opportunity.
RFOV relies on volunteer crew leaders to make such a busy project season successful. Have you ever wanted to help lead other volunteers in trail, restoration, and fire mitigation projects? The only experience required is love for the work we do and a desire to support RFOV projects!
The Aspen Chamber Resort Association (ACRA) is donating up to $50,000 to Roaring Fork Outdoor Volunteers for signatures to the Aspen Pledge. Please visit here and take the Pledge
