By John LaConte
EAGLE COUNTY — In February, Andy Gunion was nervous that the Forest Service’s adopt-a-trail program idea wouldn’t get enough support in time to start this summer.By March, he was feeling better.“After talking to just a few people it ramped up quickly,” he said. “The generosity in this valley is just incredible.”On Tuesday, representatives from 24 groups of four showed up at The Dusty Boot in Beaver Creek to adopt 20 trails. The fact that the program’s kick-off meeting attracted more groups than trails available further showcased the support the adopt-a-trail program has within the Eagle-Holy Cross Ranger District, said program …
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