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Friends of Pathways supports a vibrant community by promoting sustainable transportation and healthy recreation in Jackson Hole.
Friends of Pathways supports a vibrant community by promoting sustainable transportation and healthy recreation in Jackson Hole.
Thanks for letting us know about downed trees or other trail areas that need maintenance. Our trail crew maintains 130 miles of front country trails in the Cache Creek, Munger Mountain and Teton Pass areas. Please consider making donation to help fund this work by donating online.
How Do Local Candidates Feel About Pathways?
Fall is in the air and that means Election Day is coming up. We want you to get out and exercise your right to vote! Before you make that important decision, we thought you might want to know the candidates’ positions on pathways and making walking and biking a preferred mode of travel in Jackson. Kudos […]
National Forest Foundation Grant Funds Youth Trail Crew and Cache/Game Improvement Projects
This summer the Friends of Pathways (FOP) trail crew worked on the following projects as part of our Cache Creek and Game Creek Trail Improvements. We had some alterations due to Covid-19 but were able to complete most of the project. Invasive Weed Mitigation – Teton County Weed and Pest ceased working with groups in […]
Trail Conditions for 8-7-20
This week the crew started on the new Game Creek connector trail. This trail will connect the Game Creek trailhead to the S. 89 pathway and will provide safe access from the neighborhoods along S. Hwy. 89 to their public lands without having to take a trip in a vehicle. We hope this will help […]
Trail Conditions for 7-31-20
This week the crew finished up the last new log bridge up Cache Creek. These are a fun endeavor where the crew gets to use the griphoist to maneuver the several thousand pound logs into place, a good physics lesson in action. We then installed a new culvert on the Phillip’s Connector trail where the […]
Pathway delays and closures next week due to sealcoating
From: Teton County and Town of Jackson, Jackson Hole Community Pathways Date: July 30, 2020 Re: 2020 Pathways Sealcoating Project Contact: Brian Schilling, Town of Jackson/Teton County Pathways Coordinator bschilling@tetoncountywy.gov (307) 732-8573 Teton County and the Town of Jackson will be performing annual pathways sealing during the week of August 3 to 7, 2020. […]
Trail Conditions for 7-24-20
This week the crew continued working on some new footbridges on Cache Creek between Noker Mine and the Wilderness boundary. We used the griphoist to swing the logs into place which involved some tree climbing and pulley work. The crews then peeled the logs, milled them flat on top, and built approaches to easily step […]
Trail Conditions for 7-17-20
This week the crew went up Game and West Game and brushed back willows and rebenched narrow outsloping sections of trail. They also continued the good fight against Musk Thistle which has crept up the drainages over the years. It looks like the beavers have also moved up canyon and there are several new pool […]
Trail Conditions for 7-10-20
This week the crew cleared drains on Putt Putt and upper Blacks. They re-stained and fixed up the benches on Nelson Knoll and Putt Puttat the town overlook. The built a turnpike on the Big Rocks trail and cleared brush along all of those sections of trail. We also cleared trees off of Big Rocks, […]
Trail Conditions for 7-3-20
It looks like we will have some hero dirt for the July 4th weekend. All of the trails are drying out after the rain this week and are in great shape. The trail crew cleared the Skyline trail on Wednesday and cut 31 trees so everyone can enjoy a long adventure with great views on […]
Trail Conditions for 6-26-20
This week there is just a bit of lingering snow on Teton Pass but everything is getting to be very passable. If we get another week of warm temps we should make the July 4th date of all the trails being snow free and dry. Our youth crew has been hard at work over the […]