Pathways

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Summer

ETIQUETTE FOR SHARING OUR PATHWAYS

Be nice, say hi
Keep right, pass left
Ring your bell when passing
Be pro, go slow
Keep dogs on a short leash

HOW TO SHARE TRAILS

Bikes yield to everyone
Ride dirt, not mud
Announce yourself before passing
Dogs must be under control

Bike Street Rules

Wear a helmet
Obey traffic laws
Signal your intentions
Be predictable
Be visible

PEDESTRIAN STREET RULES

Find the safest place to cross the street
Look left, look right, then left again
Be predictable
Be visible
Obey traffic laws

County Pathway Map

Town Pathway Map

Winter

Respect & Responsibility Code

Tips to make winter travel safer and more enjoyable.

Safety

Be prepared for changing weather conditions
Check the local forecast and bring the basics: warm clothing, sunscreen, first aid kit, and extra food and water
Let someone know where you are going. Don’t rely on a cell phone for help. You may not get reception where you are traveling.

Respect

Share the trail! Treat other users with courtesy and respect.
Respect wildlife. Obey all winter closure areas. Be patient and never scare or chase wildlife off the trail.
Don’t walk, ride, or snowmobile in the classic (set) ski track.
Be aware of other trail users. Pass safely.
Don’t tune out completely. (Watch the volume!)

Pets

Have your dog under control by voice command or with a leash.
Respect leash laws in the Game Creek and Cache Creek areas.
Clean up after your dog. Use the muttmitt stations where provided.
Report dog related conflicts to Animal Control at 733-2331.

County Pathway Map

Nordic Map

You’re invited to celebrate Tim Young, his career, and his significant contributions to our pathway network on Wednesday, September 27 at 5 p.m at Hungry Jacks in Wilson.

Tim recently retired and his friends, colleagues, and fellow walk and bike enthusiasts want to thank him for his years of tireless work to envision and create a safe, separated pathway network in Teton County, as well as his work creating walking and biking networks in other Wyoming communities, and beyond.

Please spread the word! See you Wednesday.

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Friends of Pathways supports kids biking to school and wants to give students the skills they need to do so in a safe way, while preserving the pathway experience for all users.

In May of 2023, Friends of Pathways visited Jackson Hole Middle School and taught bike safety in an assembly setting and outside using a bike skills course. The curriculum focused heavily on e-bike safety. Friends of Pathways organized this fun and educational day for 6th, 7th, and 8th graders in response to growing public concern regarding pathway safety, specifically as it relates to e-bike usage and middle school students.

Friends of Pathways has recently hired Bike Safety Coordinator Aaron Nydam @nydamaaron who will assist in our efforts to provide pathway etiquette and e-bike education to our youth, visitors, and residents alike.

On Sept. 12 and 14, we will head back to the middle school to offer free bike inspections for all kids who bike to school to ensure their bikes have working brakes, lights, bells, tires, drivetrains, etc. we appreciate the support from @hobacksports , @wheelwranglers , @pedegojacksonhole , @thehub_jh , @fitzgeraldsbicyclesjh , and @tetonmountainbike in this effort.

If you enjoy living in a walkable and bike-able community where people of all ages and abilities have equal access to our pathways and trails, please support Friends of Pathways during Old Bill’s Fun Run! Link in bio. #oldbills2023 @cfjacksonhole

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Whether it’s promoting pathway safety or advocating for active transportation, FOP works hard so you have healthy and sustainable choices for moving around our beautiful home - like our wonderful bike lanes that traverse town.

Our in-town bike lanes connect people to key destinations like the rec center, our schools, downtown, civic buildings, multiple parks and green spaces, a ski area, national forest trails, the rodeo grounds, multiple affordable housing projects, the library, the “new” post office, and our 70-mile greater pathway network, which leads into Grand Teton National Park.

FOP is a voice for connecting more neighborhoods to Jackson’s pathway network, so people don’t have to make dangerous choices if they choose to walk or bike.

We are working to grow a culture of bike safety and respect along the pathways with increased public education as well as bike & e-bike safety classes to over 600 JH Middle School students.

We want to ensure that the pathway between Wilson and Jackson remains a priority during Highway 22 expansion discussions.

FOP will always work to foster healthy recreation and active transportation choices so people have options to leave the car behind.

Please support us during Old Bill’s Fun Run. Link in bio! #oldbills2023

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FOP clears brush, trees, and debris from 130 miles of the most popular trails on the Bridger-Teton National Forest and this summer, we have been busy building 3 miles of new accessible trails that welcome a wide range of trail users and equipment.

In July, FOP's Chris Owen and Sarah Soper hired a crew from the Montana Conservation Corps and together began building 3 miles of trails at the base of Black Canyon at the Old Pass Road area with Universal Design Principles. We are aiming to have this completed by some time in September.

And back in June, Chris and Sarah, along with the same crew from the Montana Conservation Corps, rerouted much of upper Black Canyon trail making it much nicer to descend.

If you enjoy these incredible trails, please support Friends of Pathways (FOP) through Old Bill’s Fun Run this year. Link in bio!

@cfjacksonhole
#oldbills2023

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This Thursday - Ditch The Drive!

On August 17, walk, bike, or bus in the morning and recieve free breakfast treats and raffle prizes from 7:30 - 9:30 am at the following locations:

Teton Village,
Stilson Lot,
Picnic,
The Center for the Arts,
and St. John’s Health.

Thanks to all our partners for making this happen:

Teton Village Association
@stjohnshealth
@thecenterjh
@ridewithstartjh
@picnicjacksonhole
@skinnyskis
@rei
@jacksonhole
@pearlstreetbagels

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Thanks to all who came out to the Teton Food Tour last Sunday! We had a blast biking and snacking our way through the afternoon with you all. Many thanks to our vendors and sponsors who keep the ticket price to this event accessible. And thanks to all the volunteers - we couldn’t do it with out you!! ✌️ ❤️ 🚲 🌮 🍗 🌽 🍺 🍪 🫔 🥭 🍦🍹

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Skyline Trail is open! We cleared 19 trees today with the help of two volunteers. Enjoy the Fourth of July and ride your bike! 🇺🇸 🚲 🎆

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The Teton Food Tour is back for its 9th year! Come celebrate local food and cycling in the Tetons with your friends and family during one of the most popular events of the summer. Tickets are on sale now for $45 until June 30, when tickets will increase to $50. Get on it! This event sells out every year. Purchase tickets at the link in our bio.

Participants will experience wide and ample tastes from carefully selected food and beverage partners in beautiful and lively settings – all from the convenience of a bike! There will be musical entertainment and family activities at various stops.

Enjoy tastes from our food sponsors Bodega, Ascent Kombucha, Sweet Cheeks Meats, Naughty Fruit, Snake River Brewing, Aspens Market, Persephone Bakery, Farmstead Cider, Hole Food Rescue, Street Food and Jackson Hole Still Works whose contributions help keep our ticket prices accessible.

Free bike check-ups provided by Hoback Sports at Stop 1.

Thanks to our 2023 Teton Food Tour corporate sponsors: Teton Village Association, Jorgensen, Family Management Corporation, Prospect Studio, Hoback Sports and Snake River Brewing. We couldn't host this event without them!

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Hungry? Run to Pica’s! Today, 20 percent of proceeds benefit @friendsofpathways! Go ahead, add guac! 🥑🌯🌮

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Trees, trees, big trees! The crew did some more clearing on Arrow, Snotel, Ridge, Ski Lake, and Black Canyon this week and cleared a few dozen trees including some big firs and spruce. We cleaned drainage on Big Rocks, Blacks, and Ski Lake and started laying out some of the project work in Black Canyon that a Montana Conservation Corps crew we hired will be helping with next week. These include a number of small reroutes to improve drainage, decrease erosion, and minimize the amount of maintenance we have to do each year on the trail. We also continued the war on musk thistle in Game Creek and buffed out the Shade Monkey trail that Snow King reestablished after they finished burying their snowmaking lines. The Teton Pass trails are almost snow free with lingering patches on Ski Lake, Phillip’s Pass, the north facing parts of Arrow, and most of the ridgeline of Black Canyon to Mt. Elly. If you are tenacious enough to hike through a mile of snow, come visit us next week on the upper parts of Black Canyon and remember the trail crew loves cookies.

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Friends of Pathways

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

PO Box 2062
610 W Broadway Avenue, Suite 204
Jackson, WY 83001

307.733.4534
info@friendsofpathways.org

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