Friends of Pathways has a formal partnership with the USFS to collaborate on design, construction and stewardship of local trails for all users – hike, bike, horse, and ski. We’re committed to providing easy year round access to trails in order to maintain our high quality of life in Jackson Hole.
Trail Conditions for 6-5-20
Snow King is completely dry and riding great! The crews cleared some trees off of West Game and Ferrins yesterday, but expect a few more to fall in the burned section of Wilson Canyon and West Game. If you see some new trees down after…
Trail Conditions for 5-29-20
The trails in the Cache Game area are almost dried out. There is still some lingering snow and mud in the 5 way meadows on Wilson Canyon, as well as on upper Cache Creek and the north side of the Cache Game divide. The crews installed…
Trail Conditions for 5-22-20
Trails were melting out quickly with temps in the 70's earlier this week but will be slick and muddy with the wet weather lingering through Saturday. The lower parts of some trails on Teton Pass are snow free and are being cleared by the…
Trail Conditions for 5-15-20
A rainy and cool week has slowed the trail drying process. You can get a little farther up in elevation on sunny slopes without trees, but these same sections tend to get more rain and become muddy more quickly than trails under tree cover. …
Trail Conditions for 5-8-20
After another sunny week more trails are drying out. Most everything on the north side of Cache Creek is in the sun and has dried out. The very end of Putt Putt has some snow and seeps that are keeping it muddy. Trails below Sink or…
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Trail Conditions for 7-31-20
This week the crew finished up the last new log bridge up Cache Creek. These are a fun endeavor where the crew gets to use the griphoist to maneuver the several thousand pound logs into place, a good physics lesson in action. We then installed a new culvert on the Phillip’s Connector trail where the Glory Bowl snow melt runs across each spring. We cleared some trees off of the Hagen and Wilson Canyon trails and will get one off of Phillip’s Canyon. We also spent some time on the History trail clearing down trees, cleaning drains, adding fill to bridge approaches, clearing culverts on turnpikes, and cutting back the infamous “Nettle Nam” section. This trail really is amazing and the upper section is a perfect combo of peak wildflowers, beautiful Aspen groves, and dark shady Douglas Fir stands right now. If you’re looking for a nice hike this weekend to avoid the heat at high elevation this would be a great one.