MORE Outdoor Recreation Enthusiasts

MORE Outdoor Recreation Enthusiasts We believe life is better outdoors. A community of outdoor recreation enthusiasts united by adventure, exploration, and the outdoors. LIVE MORE • EXPLORE MORE

whether you ride, pedal, wheel, hunt, fish, camp, or simply enjoy nature. M.O.R.E. – More Outdoor Recreation Enthusiasts is a community dedicated to everyone who loves the outdoors. Whether you're out on the trails, riding UTVs, snowmobiling, Jeeping, camping, mountain biking, or exploring new places — this is your home. Our mission is to bring together outdoor lovers from all over to share:

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We believe in creating a welcoming, inclusive community where people can find inspiration, learn from others, and enjoy MORE of the outdoor world together. It’s time for M.O.R.E. Outdoors.

09/06/2026
Now THAT was a day of getting MORE Outdoors! 🙌We hit the mountain bike trails at Cuyuna, traded the bikes for kayaks and...
09/06/2026

Now THAT was a day of getting MORE Outdoors! 🙌

We hit the mountain bike trails at Cuyuna, traded the bikes for kayaks and got out on the water, then finished the day the only way you should after that much adventure… with ice cream! 🍦😂

Bikes. Kayaks. Family. Friends. Ice cream.
Hard to ask for much MORE than that.

Live MORE. Explore MORE. 🌲🚵‍♀️🛶

09/04/2026

Long holiday weekend + the unofficial end of summer! ☀️🌲

What are YOU doing to get MORE Outdoors this weekend?

Camping, wheeling, hiking, riding, fishing, paddling—or something completely different?

👇 Tell us what you’ve got planned!

And if you haven’t joined The MORE Crew yet, come join the community and share your adventures with us.

Live MORE. Explore MORE.

09/03/2026

This is what keeping access open looks like. 🏔️

The historic Palisade Wall along Alpine Tunnel Road was built more than 140 years ago as part of the railroad route to Alpine Tunnel.

In 2016, an avalanche severely damaged the wall and roadway, closing vehicle access beyond this point.

Years of planning, funding and hard work followed. Historic stone masonry was reconstructed, the roadway rebuilt, and in 2024 the road finally reopened.

Because of those efforts, we were able to drive this incredible piece of Colorado history ourselves.

A huge THANK YOU to everyone who played a part in preserving this historic route and restoring public access. 👏

The trails we enjoy don't stay open by accident.

Protect Access • Preserve History • Support Stewardship

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Summer is almost over… but the adventures aren’t! 🌲⛰️We want to hear about YOUR summer:What was your favorite adventure ...
09/03/2026

Summer is almost over… but the adventures aren’t! 🌲⛰️

We want to hear about YOUR summer:

What was your favorite adventure — and what was the coolest thing you discovered along the way?

A hidden waterfall? An incredible view? Wildlife? An old mine, ghost town, trail, or maybe just a place you never knew existed?

📸 Drop a photo in the comments and tell us the story!

Let’s see where the MORE Crew explored this summer.

Live MORE • Explore MORE

09/01/2026

🏔️ A BIG DEVELOPMENT FOR PUBLIC LAND ACCESS

The State of Utah has officially joined BlueRibbon Coalition, Cache County, Clarkston Mountain Conservation and others in the legal fight to protect historic public access on Clarkston Mountain.

And this fight is about much more than one mountain.

At the center of the case is an important question: Can historic primitive routes lose their public protections simply because they’re considered “trails” rather than improved roads?

The Utah Attorney General and SITLA are now arguing that Utah law has long recognized primitive tracks, livestock trails, footpaths and other historic routes as public rights-of-way when the requirements for public use have been met.

The outcome could have implications for access to primitive routes throughout Utah—and potentially influence similar access battles elsewhere.

This is exactly why advocacy matters.

Public access can be lost one trail, one gate and one court case at a time. Supporting organizations willing to defend these routes—and staying informed about the decisions affecting them—is an important part of protecting recreation opportunities for future generations.

👏 Thank you to BlueRibbon Coalition and everyone involved in this fight.

Public lands. Public access. Responsible recreation.

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🌲 JOIN THE MORE CREW! 🏕️🚙🥾🚵‍♂️🎣🛶We love sharing our adventures—but MORE isn’t just about our adventures. It’s about your...
09/01/2026

🌲 JOIN THE MORE CREW! 🏕️🚙🥾🚵‍♂️🎣🛶

We love sharing our adventures—but MORE isn’t just about our adventures. It’s about yours too!

The MORE Crew is a community for anyone who loves getting outside. Whether you ride, wheel, camp, hike, paddle, pedal, fish, hunt, explore—or just enjoy spending time outdoors—we want to see what you’re up to!

📸 Share your photos
🎥 Post your videos
📍 Show us where you’ve been exploring
💬 Tell us about your favorite trails, trips and adventures
🤝 Connect with others who love the outdoors

If you’re following MORE but haven’t joined The MORE Crew yet, come join us—and invite your adventure buddies too!

There’s always room for MORE.

🌲 Community • Adventure • Advocacy
Live MORE • Explore MORE

08/29/2026

Alpine Tunnel 🏔️🚙

Just a short three-mile trail, but what waits at the end is pretty incredible.

Following the old railroad grade into the mountains, you're rewarded with an amazing piece of Colorado history that has survived more than 140 years in some pretty extreme conditions.

Even more impressive—we were able to drive all the way in thanks to years of work to restore access after major damage to the historic route.

We'll share more about that story soon.

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🌲 Public land access and healthy forests go hand in hand.The BlueRibbon Coalition recently shared a breakdown of what th...
08/28/2026

🌲 Public land access and healthy forests go hand in hand.

The BlueRibbon Coalition recently shared a breakdown of what they call the myths vs. facts surrounding the Roadless Rule and the proposal to rescind it.

Their argument is that rescinding the rule would give local Forest Service managers more flexibility to actively manage forests, maintain critical access routes, reduce wildfire risk, and make decisions based on local conditions—while designated Wilderness protections and environmental review requirements remain in place.

For the MORE Crew, this is exactly why staying informed matters. Public land policy affects trail access, hunting, camping, overlanding, OHV recreation, wildfire management, and the future of the places we all enjoy.

The public comment period is open through September 21, 2026. We encourage everyone to read the information, do your own research, and make your voice heard.

👇 Read the article we’re sharing and let us know what you think.

https://blueribboncoalition.org/roadless-rule-myths-vs-facts-why-rescission-is-good-for-forests-and-access

How do we balance responsible recreation, forest management, conservation, and continued public access?

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