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PATHWAY RULES
  • Keep Right, Pass Left
  • Pass Safely – Be prepared to yield and announce your presence before passing
  • Obey Traffic Laws
  • Move to the side when you stop
  • Single file when others approach
  • Dogs must be under control
  • Scoop the Poop
BIKE STREET RULES
  • Ride with traffic
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  • Signal your intentions
  • Be predictable
  • Be visible
  • Wear a helmet
PEDESTRIAN STREET RULES
  • Find the safest place to cross the street
  • Look left, look right, then left again
  • Be predictable
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PO Box 2062
20 East Simpson
Jackson, WY 83001

Phone: 307.733.4534

Email: info@friendsofpathways.org

Our Mission

Friends of Pathways supports a vibrant community by promoting sustainable transportation and healthy recreation in Jackson Hole.

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Sep 12

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Instagram post 2131615188520469063_654281474 A huge thank you to all of you who donated to Friends of Pathways through Old Bill’s Fun Run (there’s a little bit of time left if you’d still like to 😉)! Donations are used to advocate for pathways and roadways where all users feel safe AND to maintain and build hiking and biking trails throughout the valley. Now get outside on this beautiful day and enjoy the amazing things you helped build!

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Sep 9

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Instagram post 2129289435585874387_654281474 WOW! You people love our local trails! From June 1 - August 31 the trails in the greater Snow King area (within the Cache Creek and Game Creek drainages) saw 1,526 users per day while the Teton Pass trail system saw 910 users per day on average. Friends of Pathways contributes $250,000 a year to the maintenance of 130 miles of our front country trail system to try and keep up with the maintenance required with that high level of usage. If you enjoy great access to high quality trails, please consider donating to Friends of Pathways at Old Bill’s to support this work. Read our full trail report for more details on the numbers: http://bit.ly/2k81E6N

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Sep 6

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Instagram post 2127095686566973997_654281474 Have a stress-free morning and get a good warm up for your run! Avoid the traffic and parking mess by riding your bike to Old Bill's tomorrow morning. You can park your bike right on the square (southeast corner) at the Friends of Pathways bike valet - just look for the FOP tent. Anyone who rides or takes the START bus to the event can enter a raffle at our booth. Winner gets $100 do donate to their favorite charity! #oldbillsfunrun #startbusjh

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Aug 29

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Instagram post 2121409574170177732_654281474 We had a fantastic time at the 1st annual Bikes, Brews and Baskets event this past weekend at the Jackson Hole Mountain Resort! We can't thank them enough for donating the proceeds from this event to Friends of Pathways. We'll be putting the money to good use on our local pathways and trails! Special thanks to Larry Hartenstein at Jackson Hole Sports for thinking up this event and being so awesome! Go out and see him and his crew for a bike rental and all of your gear needs before summer ends!

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Aug 28

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Instagram post 2120584839307793399_654281474 OLD PASS ROAD RESTORATION PROJECT - CONSTRUCTION UPDATES The asphalt removal on the upper section of the Old Pass Road was finished Tuesday 8/27 and the old culvert dug up. It had separated mid-way through the roadway and was dumping water under the roadbed. The culvert was almost entirely full of dirt. The new culvert install should be done by the end of the day Thursday 8/29 and the crushed gravel placed. There will likely be some transition bumps over the weekend. Evans Construction is scheduled to start laying asphalt on Tuesday, September 3rd and anticipate it taking 3 days. They will start at the top and work down and asphalt trucks will feed from the bottom to avoid having to drive over fresh asphalt. There will be signage at the top and bottom as well as signage that can move with the works as it progressed. Friends of Pathways staff will also be present warning users of the construction. All bikers will be asked to get off their bikes and walk around the work areas. The asphalt will be particularly vulnerable until it is rolled and has had some time to cure.

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Aug 21

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Instagram post 2115483054495810352_654281474 If you see a downed tree or other trail maintenance issue please use our new online form to let us know! Submissions via this form go directly to our trails manager and we'll address them as quickly as possible. You can find the form on our homepage at www.friendsofpathways.org.

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Aug 19

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Instagram post 2114200013805838189_654281474 Meet Sean! This is 17 year old Sean Groenstein’s first summer working on the trail crew. When he’s not working on trails he spends his time whitewater kayaking. Favorite hike? Goodwin Lake Favorite trail crew work? Smashing rocks! Least favorite? Louie - duh. (Louie is his USFS trail crew boss 😉) Favorite food? Blackberry pie What’s next? Sean will be a senior at Journey School where his favorite subject is English. After graduation he plans to study environmental science and go kayaking If you see Sean out and about be sure to tell him thanks for all of the work he did this summer keeping our favorite backyard trails in prime riding and hiking condition. Love our trails? Don’t forget that our crew and the work they do is funded by donations from FRIENDS like YOU! #oldbills2019 #trails

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Aug 15

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Instagram post 2111197136586913201_654281474 Meet Owen! 18 year old Owen Bevis might look familiar. His twin brother Isaac is also on our crew. Owen has been a member of the FOP Youth Trail Crew for 3 seasons. When he’s not out working on your favorite trails he also enjoys playing the piano. Favorite hike? History Trail on Teton Pass Favorite trail crew work? Building bridges Least favorite? Skyline Trail work Favorite food? Pizza What’s next? Studying biology and computer science as a freshman at Hanover College this fall. If you see Owen out and about give him a high five or buy him a slice - he’s earned it! Love our trails? Our crew and the work they do is funded by donations from FRIENDS like YOU! #oldbills2019 #trails

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Aug 13

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Instagram post 2109645750191755812_654281474 Big Munger trail update! Last week the new layout of the Big Munger trail was connected. Four new reroutes on the southern leg of the trail removed the eroded sections that went straight up the hillside. Chris Owen (FOP) and Tim Farris (USFS) laid out a reroute of the trail with the sustainable grade of the soils at Munger Mountain in mind. This means the new trail is much more accessible by mountain bikes, specifically e-mountain bikes, which are allowed on the Munger trails from July 1 to September 9. The project will continue to touch up and rehab the old eroded sections of trail this summer. We will move the the northern leg of the trail next year to make the loop to the top of Munger Mountain much more enjoyable by all. Head out that way this weekend and enjoy the new section of trail! #trails #mountainbiking #dirtbike
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TRAIL MAINTENANCE REQUEST

Trail Maintenance Request

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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.