CACHE CREEK

OVERVIEW

ABOUT

The Cache Creek and Greater Snow King Trail Systems on the Bridger-Teton National Forest have the most dense concentration of trails in Jackson Hole. Running, cycling, hiking, and horseback riding options are just minutes from town.

Be prepared to share-the-trail as the first mile near the trailhead can be crowded at certain times of day. Even with the heavy use this area receives, wildlife is abundant and includes moose, bear, mountain lion, deer and many bird species. Make sure to pay attention to your surroundings and be prepared to encounter wildlife on the trail.

DIRECTIONS

CACHE CREEK TRAILHEAD

Starting from the town square, follow Broadway towards the National Elk Refuge and St. John’s Hospital.

Turn right, at the stop sign, onto Redmond Drive.

In .4 miles, turn left onto Cache Creek Drive.

Follow Cache Creek Drive for 1.2 miles until you arrive at the Cache Creek Trailhead.

NELSON DRIVE TRAILHEAD

Starting from the town square, follow Broadway towards the National Elk Refuge and St. John’s Hospital.

Continue on Broadway until the National Elk Refuge, then turn right onto Nelson Drive.

After .2 miles turn left to stay on Nelson Drive.

Just ahead you will see a small parking area at Nelson Drive Trailhead.

MAPS

Biking
Hiking/Walking
Horseback Riding
Winter Activities
Picnic
Pet Friendly

@friendsofpathways

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!

For the next three weeks, March 6 to 27, @fitzgeraldsbicycles is challenging you to get out and ride 4 world-class fat biking trail systems: Southern Valley, Cache Creek, Horseshoe-Packsaddle, and Teton Canyon.

The goal is to ride a route that may not be your usual routine or in an area for the first time, while also bringing awareness to what it takes for community organizations to keep our winter trails riding!

Participants must show proof of donation to @tvtapidaho, @friendsofpathways, and/or @skylinersmc during this challenge. (Prior proof of donations will not be accepted)

Prizes include: @45nrth , @revelatedesigns, @jojebar, @industry_nine, @guenergylabs, @pivot_cyclesusa, Fitzy Swag, @salsacycles Swag, and more!

Head to FitzgeraldsBicycles.com for more information and to register!

Photo credit: @cortmuller

We snowshoe packed Hagen, Sidewalk, Hagen Highway, Ferrins, and the River trail over the last 2 days so things should be set up for this week of sunshine #jhtrails #jhnordic

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.