Rec Grants Are Live
MetRec’s 2023 Recreation Grant Program is now live. Applications are due May 26, 2020. See our 2023 Recreation Grants Program and Application page for more information.
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MetRec’s 2023 Recreation Grant Program is now live. Applications are due May 26, 2020. See our 2023 Recreation Grants Program and Application page for more information.
This March, MetRec has been primarily focused on preparing for the publication of our 2023 Recreation Grants Program and Application on our website on April 3rd, 2023. On March 13, MetRec’s Advisory Committee met to provide feedback about the 2023 Draft Recreation Grant Program and applications. The advisory committee also
It’s probably common knowledge that MetRec enhances community recreation in the Gunnison Valley through funding and partnerships. But if you weren’t aware that MetRec also boosts recreation opportunities for Gunnison schools, here’s a primer. MetRec’s support of recreation initiatives in the Gunnison Watershed School District has amounted
Spring in the Gunnison Valley blossoms into a stunning bouquet of events, from the flowering of dormant plants to the stirrings of hungry critters to the melting-out of our trails. The enticing pull of the natural world unites us as a community and draws many of us to the trails.
Thanks for checking out our first Tech News! Tech News is intended to provide television viewers with information about the television service; from system upgrades to current issues that may affect your viewing experience. To start, a little background- In 2019, we began work to re-build the translator system. Much
When the weather in Gunnison Valley springs into its balmy phase, residents are drawn to the area’s rivers like fish to water. It’s no wonder that valley-wide river access infrastructure has been a high priority for the Gunnison County Metropolitan Recreation District, or MetRec. In the last few years,
To most Gunnison Valley residents, winter outdoor recreation means one thing: skiing. But skiing itself takes as many different forms as there are individuals who engage in it. Making activities like skiing and other winter recreation easier to access is a key priority of the Gunnison County Metropolitan Recreation District,
Finding recreation opportunities in the Gunnison Valley is a no-brainer, given the area’s mountains, wildflower meadows, campgrounds, rivers and parks. But recreational amenities don’t maintain themselves, so it takes tax funds and public-private partnerships to keep recreation areas in peak condition. This is one of the key functions of the
This fall, KBUT’s News Director, Christopher Biddle, invited MetRec, the City of Gunnison and the Crested Butte Avalanche Center to the KBUT Studio to talk about the Outdoor Winter Recreation Initiative! Together, we discussed how the collaborative initiative came to be, some of the major outcomes, and what’s in
Last winter, the Outdoor Winter Rec. Initiative helped grow the level of participation by older adults in outdoor recreation outings by almost 500%. How? By working with the Gunnison Senior Center (GSC) to determine key barriers preventing seniors from engaging in outdoor activities. Key barriers for outdoor winter recreation include