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Forest offices are temporarily CLOSED to walk-in service. Current Updates:

To protect the health and safety of our employees and customers Forest offices are temporarily CLOSED to walk-in service. Continuing our service to you during this time is very important.

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Forest Supervisor’s Office – Delta – (970) 874-6600
Grand Valley Ranger District – Grand Junction – (970) 242-8211
Ouray Ranger District – Montrose – (970) 240-5300
Gunnison Ranger District – Gunnison – (970) 641-0471
Norwood Ranger District – Norwood – (970) 327-4261
Paonia Ranger District – Paonia – (970) 527-4131
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Recent News

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USDA Forest Service Distributes $193 Million in Secure Rural Schools Payments
Release Date: Apr 2, 2021
GMUG Continues Implementation of Crested Butte Camping Management
Release Date: Apr 1, 2021 Gunnison, CO

Features

Every Kid Outdoors

Every Kid Outdoors annual pass gives all 4th graders and their families the opportunity to experience their public lands and waters for free!

Spotlights

Crested Butte Camping Changes

GMUG Continues Implementation of Crested Butte Camping Management

Wilder-Highlands Mountain Pine Beetle Response Project

The Wilder-Highlands Mountain Pine Beetle (MBP) Response Project is an urgent, holistic forest management project on National Forest System and private lands in the Colorado Rockies.