Rivers To Lakes

Heads up friends.

Consistent with guidance from state and local health authorities, the BLM is cancelling backcountry permits for the San Juan River Special Recreation Management Area (SRMA) and Cedar Mesa SRMA within the Monticello Field Office beginning March 31 until such time as conditions allow for safe use. Refunds will be issued. The health and safety of recreational visitors and our staff is our number one priority. The BLM will continue to closely monitor the situation and respond as conditions change.

San Juan River photo by Todd Leeds.

Remember to shop locally in the coming months.

As times have drastically changed for our business as well as almost every other business in the state. We have adjusted our focus to making Hand Sanitizer. Once we announced this we were bombarded with calls from organizations and businesses that are in dire need. So, for our first production run, all will be going to health organizations, workers and businesses on the frontline. We are producing the next round of sanitizer now and are awaiting more supplies that are in high demand. Those are glycerol and hydrogen peroxide. Thanks to everyone who have reached out from organizations in need as well as several donations of needed materials. It is truly amazing how our group of distilleries across the state have come together in these difficult times. Stay tuned for updates via Facebook and Instagram. We are open for bottle sales Noon-3pm currently. Thanks again for everyone’s support. Stay safe and wash your hands!

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