With just five miles left to complete, the EVT is closing in on a full 63-mile continuous path from Glenwood Canyon to Vail Pass. In the meantime, it already links some of the best parks, playgrounds, markets, and recreation spots in the valley. Here are ten destinations worth the ride, one in each community along the trail.

Join Eagle County on June 24 for Bike to Work Day 2026! Read this blog post to discover station locations, download Sole Power Plus, and how to celebrate Bike to Work Month this June.

Summer is one of the best times to be out on the Eagle Valley Trail (EVT). With longer days and warmer weather, the trail gets busy with cyclists, runners, walkers, families, dog owners, commuters, and plenty of people simply enjoying time outside. Learn how to keep the trail comfortable and enjoyable for everyone.

As winter fades in the valley, a different kind of season begins on the Eagle Valley Trail (EVT). We caught up with the Trails Maintenance Supervisor to hear what the spring “tune-up” season looks like this year. Read the full interview to see how we’re getting the miles ready for you!

Across Eagle County, it’s easy to step onto a trail and head out for a walk, bike ride, or adventure outdoors. Those everyday opportunities exist because people like Kent Rose believed communities should be connected to the landscapes around them. Read this blog post to learn more about Kent Rose’s legacy.

This March marks 30 years since the first meeting of the ECO Trails Committee. Learn how this committee helped turn a simple funding idea into what is now a nearly complete, 63-mile paved trail linking Vail Pass to Glenwood Canyon.

The Eagle Valley Trail (EVT) is more than a paved path; it’s a community connector that links people across Eagle County for commuting, recreation, access to the outdoors, and safe routes to school and after‑school activities. Learn how EVT supporters can leave a lasting, visible legacy on the trail through a limited number of naming opportunities.

As we step into 2026, the Eagle Valley Trail is closer than ever to completion, thanks to the incredible momentum built by our community, partners, and supporters. Read this blog post for three exciting updates.

The Eagle Valley Trail is more than just a path through beautiful Eagle County, it’s also a link that builds community. Eagle County resident Randy Lasater shares more in this blog post.

On July 1, 2025, the Eagle County Board of Commissioners ushered in a major milestone with the groundbreaking for Phase 1 of the final segment of the Eagle Valley Trail. Read this blog post for ceremony highlights and construction updates.

We’re rolling into a summer of big trail progress, and you’re invited to be part of the ride! Join a Groundbreaking Celebration on Tuesday, July 1.

Summer is here, and there’s a lot to celebrate on the Eagle Valley Trail (EVT)! Whether you’re a daily commuter, weekend explorer, or dedicated supporter of the trail’s mission to connect communities, now is the perfect time to get involved and help us celebrate some big milestones.

As the snow melts and the days grow longer, the Eagle Valley Trail (EVT) is springing to life—and we couldn’t be more excited to share everything happening along the trail as we head into the busy spring and summer months.

The finish line is in sight for the Eagle Valley Trail (EVT)! After decades of planning and progress, Eagle County is gearing up to complete the final 7.5 miles of this incredible 63-mile trail, which will soon span from the top of Vail Pass to the start of Glenwood Canyon.

The Eagle Valley Trail (EVT) saw remarkable progress in 2024, with several key trail segments completed that significantly enhanced connectivity and safety for trail users. This transformative year brings the vision of a fully connected EVT closer to reality, providing an uninterrupted path through Eagle County for pedestrians and cyclists alike.

The Eagle Valley Trail (EVT) is one step closer to completion, thanks to an exciting new partnership with Group970 Restaurants! From January 15 through December 1, 2025, three beloved local eateries will donate $1.00 to the Eagle Valley Trail for every featured item sold. This promotion is a delicious way to support the trail—a resource that connects our communities and enriches our valley.

Incredible progress in completing the Eagle Valley Trail (EVT) is marked by impressive strides in fundraising, community engagement, and trail connectivity. Here’s a look back at the top 10 achievements that have brought us closer to realizing the vision of a fully connected EVT.

The Eagle Valley Trail is closer to becoming a reality thanks to the incredible support from our community. Your contributions have helped the fundraising committee secure major grants from private foundations and state-wide programs, demonstrating just how powerful local backing can be in leveraging larger investments.

Discover your ultimate fall adventure on the Eagle Valley Trail. Read this blog post for eight perfect leap-peeping locations in Eagle County, Colorado on the EVT.

Use the Eagle Valley Trail to bike, run, walk, roll, and stroll to these eight mountain destinations.