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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
  • Obey Traffic Laws

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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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Apr 3

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Instagram post 2279350776302965515_654281474 It could totally look like this tomorrow. But for now, we've got some great news. Teton County Parks and Rec spent last week plowing the South Park Loop pathway in front of 3 Creek Ranch and the pathway from Lake Creek to Teton Village. The Westbank pathways including Hwy22 (except from the Stagecoach up Teton Pass), the pathways around the schools, along Broadway and south of town will be swept in the coming days. Time to dust off your road bike.

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Apr 2

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Instagram post 2278503341204762165_654281474 We groomed Cache up to Noker Mine and all of the Hagen trails last night. It was good heavy snowball snow so the trails should be set up like concrete this morning. #jhtrails #jhnordic

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Mar 27

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Instagram post 2274203891842060232_654281474 We placed some signs and chalk 'art' along the busiest stretches of pathway Thursday afternoon. As more and more people flock to these spaces, it is incredibly important to exhibit respect, restraint and social-distancing on these outdoor arteries. The recent closures of our neighboring national parks should serve as cautionary tales. What you do today may impact all of us tomorrow. Now get outside and have some fun this weekend! @tchd_covid19 @tetoncounty @townofjacksonwy

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Mar 27

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Instagram post 2274169186023259885_654281474 If you're looking to spread out a little while recreating the crust cruising is amazing right now! #jhtrails #jhnordic

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Mar 25

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Instagram post 2272856648791239681_654281474 Your continued access to public lands and public spaces is in jeopardy. Self-restraint, social distancing and respectful behavior are essential. Please take COVID 19 protocols seriously. What you do today will impact all of us tomorrow. @pawsofjh @grandtetonfoundation @tetonbackcountryalliance @hobacksports @thehub_jh @fitzgeraldsbicycles @wilsonbackcountrysports @bridgertetonfriends @wydotavalanche @rendezvousriversports @mtbthetetons @wyomingwilderness

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Mar 23

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Instagram post 2271279114366607242_654281474 We met some snowmen while we were out grooming last night to smooth things over. The trails are holding up well but remember to avoid them during the warmest parts of the day and to only use fat bike tires that are 3.7 inches or wider. There were a few trenches from regular mountain bike tires that are too skinny for the conditions. #jhtrails #jhnordic

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Mar 20

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Instagram post 2269168893728997401_654281474 MARCH 20 - PATHWAY PLOWING, SWEEPING AND TRAIL GROOMING UPDATES Pathways maintenance personnel will be focusing on the winter-to-spring transition over the next several weeks, which includes sweeping sections that were plowed during the winter and clearing snow off of sections that were groomed for the winter season. Pathway users should use caution and watch out for icy sections due to snow melt and refreezing (especially during the morning hours), for gravel patches that may make corners slippery, or for other hazards that may exist during the transition to spring conditions. Check out the winter pathway map on the FOP website to see which sections were groomed or plowed this winter. In addition, FOP’s winter single-track grooming in Cache Creek, will continue as long as weather permits, or until March 28th. The trails are holding up fairly well but please avoid hiking or riding during the warmest parts of the day if possible. If you are leaving a trench or divot more than 2” deep you are damaging the trail surface. As always, please demonstrate good pathways and trail behavior by passing slower users safely, ringing your bell when passing, picking up after your pet, and obeying traffic rules. And, during this time of social distancing, we can all help out by making just a little added effort to slow down and give everyone extra space when traveling on pathways. Lastly, please remember that social distancing recommendations still apply on pathways and trails, and that if you’re coughing and/or feverish, please rest, self-quarantine, and seek medical advice.

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Mar 18

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Instagram post 2267684773618341579_654281474 “With personal stresses high and pathways getting heavy use during this unusual time I hope all of us will give extra emphasis to courtesy on these shared ribbons of wellness.” Thanks Len Carlman for the message and great photo of shoeless Julia Krugh putting a hopscotch grid on the tarmac between Stilson and Wilson. Are you getting out and enjoying our “shared ribbons of wellness”? Tag us and we’ll share! As always, please demonstrate good pathways and trail behavior by passing slower users safely, ringing your bell when passing, picking up after your pet, and obeying traffic rules. And, during this time of social distancing, we can all help out by making just a little added effort to slow down and give everyone extra space when traveling on pathways.

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Mar 17

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Instagram post 2266638834040375885_654281474 We groomed the last 3 nights and finally got a good freeze so the trails should be set up for the week. Cache is groomed up to Noker and River Trail was snowshoed in too. We will take a pass on lower Ferrins this week. #jhtrails #jhnordic
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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.