4th of July 10K
July 4, 2019 | 8:00 am Race Start
Skinny Skis and Jackson Whole Grocer are teaming up this year to host the 40th Annual Fourth of July 10K Race to benefit Friends of Pathways. Note: We’ve gone digital and are now taking registration online.
The annual race will kick off July 4 at 8:00am at Owen Bircher Park in Wilson.
The full schedule is as follows:
- 7:00-7:45am: Registration and Bib Pick-Up
- 7:45am Walkers Start (NO recorded time and NO bib)
- 8:00am Runners start
- 9:30am Timing cutoff
- 9:30am Awards and raffle in the park
The course begins in front of the Wilson Community Center. Participants travel out and back on the flat to gently rolling terrain of Fish Creek Road. Family, friends, strollers, dogs on leashes and donations are all welcome. The race is followed by a raffle with dozens of prizes donated by local businesses.
Trail Conditions for 7-27-18
The crew has had a whirlwind couple of weeks out on the trails. They finished four bridges in Black Canyon and one in Phillip’s Canyon with the help of Carney Logan and Burke Architects who had 30 volunteers haul lumber and rocks to finish the bridge just this morning. The style of bridge we are building assembles quickly but the slow part is hauling all the lumber miles into the forest to the bridge sites and then getting rocks, gravel, and dirt for the approaches. Anyone interested in what we call “trail crew crossfit” should come out with us one day. The crew also cleared Phillip’s Pass and Ski Lake, brush cut Putt Putt and Hagen, and cleaned all the drains on those trails. We also had help from Lillard Flyfishing who brush cut the Kelly’s and lower Josie’s Ridge loop which was getting overgrown in places. We are still working with Wildflower Watch and Nature Mapping JH to monitor plants, animals, and trail use in Cache Creek each week to look at long term trends. Next week look for the crew working with more volunteers on bridges on the History Trail and West Game. ps they like taking a funny picture after finishing each bridge so feel free to suggest something for the next one.