Trail Conditions for 5-3-24

News & Announcements, Trail Updates

So these were the trails that would have been dry if it hadn’t snowed last night. Things will hopefully melt off tomorrow but be wary of the transition from frozen mornings to sunshine as the trails will turn slick and you will take a lot of mud home with you. Your best bet is to go for an adventure south of town on the A&W, S 89 Singletrack, and Game Creek trails. After that the first parts of Putt Putt and Sidewalk are mostly dry with some snow drifts. You can also push through those and hike up Crystal Butte and Crystal Lite or take a short sunny walk on the Nelson Knoll trail. If you are out and about and see any down trees or other trail issues use our Trail Maintenance Request button on our website to report it and we will get out to it right away. Have a great weekend!

May 2, 2024

News & Announcements

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Trail Conditions for 6-7-24June 7, 2024 - 12:00 pm
Trail Conditions for 5-31-24May 31, 2024 - 10:45 am

@friendsofpathways

In the fall and the spring, hundreds of students in Jackson Hole bike to school, thanks to Teton County’s well-connected pathway network. @friendsofpathways wants to make sure kids get to school safe, so once a year we do bike safety checks at the middle school - the epicenter of e-bikes! Many thanks to @wheelwranglers @openrangecycles @hobacksports and @thehub_jh for helping do bike safety checks this year.

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Sweet bollard bike lanes
That connect community
Will be gone Monday

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That’s a bollard haiku to let you know that on Monday, October 14, 2024 Teton County Parks and Rec will be removing the bollard bike lanes from Willow Street and Snow King Avenue for the season.

While it will be sad to see them go, let’s celebrate the thousands of people who use the pathway network daily.

This year, from May 1 - Sept 30, Snow King Ave alone saw 126,552 total bike trips. That’s 827 average trips a day. 🚲

The peak daily use on Snow King Ave. was July 4th when 2,014 bike trips were taken. 🇺🇸

There have been 1,201,610 total trips on all pathways so far this year! 🙌

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Today was Bike Safety Day at Jackson Hole Middle School.

✔️Over 100 bikes checked
✔️Brakes adjusted
✔️Headsets tightened
✔️Tires pumped

Students could opt-in to get their bikes checked. All bikes that were checked were given report cards. If a student had a bike with major issues, they were asked to bring it to a local shop. Students who may need financial assistance with their bike repairs can contact the school to get a voucher good for a free tune at @wheelwranglers. ❤️

Huge huge thank you to the bike shops that helped us out today: @hobacksports @openrangecycles @thehub_jh @wheelwranglers

✌️ ❤️ 🚲

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E-bikes and our well-connected pathway system enable thousands of people in our community to get around without the use of a car. But with that benefit comes safety issues - speeding, poor etiquette, and serious injuries. Love them or hate them, when it comes to e-bikes, there’s lots to talk about!

At the link in our bio, listen to Friends of Pathways Executive Director Katherine Dowson and Teton County / Town of Jackson Pathways & Trails Coordinator Brian Schilling talk to 89.1 KHOL Host Pete Muldoon about the pros and cons of e-bikes on Jackson pathways during his new show called The State of Jackson.

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Twenty five years ago, 13-year-old Gabriella Axelrad was struck and killed by a vehicle while cycling with her family in Grand Teton National Park. In response to the tragedy, Friends of Pathways and the Jackson Hole community advocated for the separated pathways in the park, which exist today. Back then, there was only about 10 miles of pathway in Teton County, now we have more than 70 miles.

On Sunday, we celebrated Gabriella with her family by cycling from Moose to Jenny lake along the pathways that commemorate her. It was encouraging to see so many in support of pathways, how far we’ve come as a community, and to also recognize how much work still needs to be done.

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Friends of Pathways Bike Safety Education coordinator Aaron Nydam works with our elementary schools and our middle school to teach kids proper bike skills and etiquette. This past week he worked with the New Comers program - kids that are just arriving to the school district. He taught bike safety and during the class, realized many of the kids didn’t have access to helmets. So we rounded up 24 helmets from @lemhelmets and got the kids quality lids to protect their heads! The kids were very grateful and even wrote Aaron very kind thank you notes that should make you smile and improve your day! ❤️ 🚲 🏫

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🚨 Teton County is warning path users to expect temporary closures and delays white routes undergo sealcoating from Monday, Aug. 5 through Friday, Aug. 9. 🚨

Affected areas will include:

- Wilson/Centennial Pathway
- Connector from Wilson School to WY 22
- WY 22 pathway from Wilson toTrail Creek
- North Highway 89 starting at Town limits and extending to the first bridge at Gros Ventre River.

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We have a winner!

Thanks to the generous people in our community who donated $30 or more to @friendsofpathways during our 30th anniversary bike raffle!

And thanks to @hobacksports, who provided us with a Specialized Stumpjumper Comp! A fully carbon mountain bike with a retail value of $5,000!

We selected a winner randomly using the online tool called WheelOfNames, as you can see in the second slide.

And the winner is ….

Dante Filpula Ankney!

Congrats!!

We raffle off a bike to local people 1 to 2 times a year. Sign up for our newsletter to know when our next raffle goes live!

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Bike to work Day
Wednesday, July 17

7:30 a.m. – 9:30 a.m.

Free breakfast treats for those who bike, walk, or bus to work.

Four locations!

– Healthy Being Juicery – Tasty breakfast treats at the Greenspace on The Block with Jackson Hole Land Trust.

– Snake River Brewing – SRB now serves breakfast! Get a FREE quick bike tune from Hoback Sports at this location!

– Stilson Lot – Biking from Wilson? Stop at Stilson Lot and get a yummy treat from Yellowstone-Teton Clean Cities.

– The General Store at Jackson Hole Mountain Resort – Going to the village? Stop in at The General Store next to the Tram.

Please help us reduce waste - bring a coffee mug!

@friendsofpathways

@hbcafeandjuicery

@jhlandtrust

@snakeriverbrew

@hobacksports

@yellowstone_teton_clean_cities
@jacksonhole
@tetonvillagewy

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Friends of Pathways

Friends of Pathways champions a safe, connected system of pathways, trails, bike lanes and sidewalks that encourage active transportation and healthy recreation in our Jackson Hole community.

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

307.733.4534
info@friendsofpathways.org

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