WelcomeThe Black Forest Trails Association is a local community non-profit organization with the following goal: To create a safe, legitimate, non-motorized, multi-use recreational trail system that connects Black Forest neighborhoods to each other and the El Paso County Regional Trail System.
The BFTA organization works with local residents and various government agencies to ensure Black Forest area public trails are kept in good shape, new trails are included in new development plans, works with local residents to create connecting paths between our many beautiful parks and trails systems, plus much more to help keep your Black Forest area parks and trails open and pleasurable for your use. Due to the Safer At Home order which says gatherings larger than 10 people are prohibited, and the fact that the Section 16 parking lot has been so crowded lately, we are postponing the Section 16 trash pick up scheduled for Saturday May 2, 2020 until later this summer. We will review the status of the park and consult with El Paso County to determine a new date, and we'll send out a notification as soon as we can . In the meantime, we hope everyone stays healthy and safe.
President's Corner
BFTA Member? “So What?”
You may recall when you were a youngster, having proudly stated to your friends, you were part of something that was important to you. It could have been a team, church, scouts, or a class play. Some, usually the jealous ones, would respond with “So what?” or “Who do you think you are?” Well fortunately, as adults, we have grown past that, but you may still ask it of yourself when you participate in and support a group like the Black Forest Trails Association (BFTA). So what? Who do you think you are? Read More... |
Upcoming EventsRenew Your Membership Now!Membership runs from April 1 to March 31 of the following year. You can renew your membership for 2020 / 2021 (or join if you're not a member) now.
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