Our Trails and Paths - Friends of Pathways

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
Obey Traffic Laws
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

@friendsofpathways

Thanks to @tetoncounty commissioners who voted 5-0 to fund the Sagebrush Pathway in Grand Teton National Park! The new section of path will connect the neighborhoods north of Jackson to the pathway network. 75 percent of the project is being funded by a grant, the other 25 percent is being split 3 ways by Teton County, Grand Teton National Park, and Friends of Pathways. A real community effort. ❤️🚴🏻🏔✨

Rolling into the weekend like ...
📷: @zach.montes

Grand Teton National Park announced today that the Teton Park Road between the Taggart Lake Trailhead and Signal Mountain Lodge will open to non-motorized recreational uses such as walking, bicycling, and rollerblading beginning tomorrow, Saturday, March 27. See you out there! 📸: @grandtetonfoundation

We smoothed out the trails in Cache over the weekend and with colder temps this week they are holding up well. However we are in a great weather window to go crust cruise in the mornings, so get out your xc skis or lower your tire pressure and go explore! #jhtrails #jhnordic

It’s about that time.

Heads up!

Spring plowing will begin in Grand Teton National Park on Monday, March 22.

The Teton Park Road is anticipated to be accessible to activities such as cycling, roller skating, skateboarding, roller skiing, walking, jogging and leashed pet walking within the next few weeks. The road will open to motor vehicles on May 1.

The trails in Cache are in great shape right now, get out and enjoy some sunshine!

TRAIL MAINTENANCE REQUEST

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.