Road & Trail Closures
MAPS & TRAIL TIPS: For updates on trail status, use COTREX (a mobile and desktop application for a statewide comprehensive and interactive trail map) to always have your maps with you. Stop by the Information Center in downtown Winter Park for hard-copy maps. Please follow Leave No Trace principles and keep Grand County clean and green!
ROAD CLOSURES:
Resurfacing project to begin on US 40 Winter Park
Starting May 12, 2025 Motorists should plan for single lane closures - Project Overview The Colorado Department of Transportation, in partnership with United Companies, will begin resurfacing along US Highway 40 in Winter Park for approximately three miles from mile point 229, Vasquez Road, to MP 234, Winter Park Drive. Review project here.
For updates on road closures, visit COTrip (Colorado Department of Transportation traveler information).
TRAIL CLOSURES:
Fraser River Trail to be Closed for Repaving Winter Park, CO
The Fraser River Valley Trail from about .3 miles south of Roam Way to where the trail connects at Trademark Dr. will be closed to the public for three weeks this summer for a repaving project. The anticipated start day of the project is the week after Memorial Day. The Town will post the official start date at wpgov.com/trail-projects2025 once available. The project will create a better, smoother trail experience goingforward and will include around 1.6 miles of the trail. Originally constructed over a decade ago, the Fraser River. Read Full Press Release
Vasquez Creek Trail Closed for Improvement Project
Starting May 12, 2025 Winter Park, CO—The Town of Winter Park will begin construction on the Vasquez Creek Trail Improvement Project on May 12, 2025. The project starts with the section of trail behind the skate park at Hideaway Park and ends near Confluence Park. It will improve trail access, formalize user areas, eliminate “social trails,” and protect the health of the Vasquez Creek corridor. Read full press release
Reference Headwaters Trails Alliance's daily trail report for the latest information on trail conditions and closures.
PLEASE NOTE: Review updates from the US Department of Agriculture Forest Service before venturing out.