Polaris and the National Forest Foundation Announce Recipients of the 2025 Polaris Fund for Outdoor Recreation Grants

Core Insights - Polaris Inc. announced the 2025 recipients of the Polaris Fund for Outdoor Recreation Grants in partnership with the National Forest Foundation, aimed at supporting outdoor recreation and trail conservation [1][4] - Over $113,000 in funding will be allocated to five initiatives across various National Forest locations in Arizona, California, New Hampshire, Colorado, and Kentucky [2][7] - The Polaris Fund for Outdoor Recreation was established in 2021 with a commitment of $5 million over five years to support trail creation, restoration, and reforestation projects [4][9] Funding Initiatives - Navigate Responsibly Project in Coconino National Forest, Arizona: Funding will improve visitor navigation and protect natural resources through new signage [7] - Snowmobile Park Improvements in Lassen National Forest, California: Grant will support updated trail markers and winter recreation maps to enhance safety and access [7] - Snowmobile Bridge Improvements in White Mountain National Forest, New Hampshire: Funding will repair two snowmobile trail bridges to ensure safe winter access [7] - Alpine Loop Trail Kiosks in GMUG National Forest, Colorado: Grant will replace kiosks and update information to improve visibility and orientation for visitors [7] - Phase 1: Land Between the Lakes NRA in Turkey Bay OHV Area, Kentucky: Funding will initiate various safety and access improvements for off-highway vehicle users [7]