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Happening Now:

SPRING IS COMING! Everyone is headed outside…well, at least on nice days when it is not popsicles or extra windy !!

Please consider a gift that lasts, the gift of open land and recreation access! All donations raised at events this spring will be used to purchase the SHEEP BRIDGE CROSSING property. Click on “GIVE NOW” to support this important project. There are links below for more information, and CHECK US OUT on FACEBOOK.COM/SheepBridgeCrossing!

LOOK FOR US AT UPCOMING EVENTS:

10th ANNUAL HURRICANE MOUNTAIN BIKE FESTIVAL, March 27-29, 2020, Hurricane, Utah.

This annual event is all about riding the area’s phenomenal trails and having fun. We get great support every year from festival goers to help preserve the lower portion of the JEM Trail as it follows the river canyon edge. This section of trail and the lower trailhead are located on SHEEP BRIDGE CROSSING, a 419- acre tract of private property which we are working with The Nature Conservancy to purchase. The landowners are excited to be working with us and strongly support the project’s joint goals of sensitive habitat protection and permanent access for the popular biking trail.

Our Mission:

Working with communities and landowners to preserve southwestern Utah’s heritage of scenic beauty, open lands, and quality of life.

Our current project…

Give the GIFT OF LAND! Help us PERMANENTLY PROTECT the 419-acre Sheep Bridge Crossing property and the LOWER J.E.M. Trail and TRAILHEAD for WILDLIFE, SCENIC VISTAS, RIVER CORRIDOR, AND RECREATION ACCESS.

Sheep Bridge Crossing

Virgin River Land is working in partnership with The Nature Conservancy of Utah on an exciting river corridor acquistion project in the Town of Virgin, Sheep Bridge Crossing. Click here for more information and a printable pledge form!

Check out the project on Facebook…www.Facebook.com/SheepBridgeCrossing

Click HERE for a map!

The Importance of Volunteers to our Mission:

Over the past 25 years, VRLPA has protected nearly 5,000 acres through purchase of land and conservation easements. As we head into the next 20 years, dedicated volunteers will continue to represent the backbone of our efforts. Whether serving as a Board Member or helping with community outreach, fundraising, or easement stewardship activities, there are numerous ways to get involved. For more information, please contact us below.