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.
Friends of Pathways and @snakeriverbrew present @bicyclefilmfestival on Thursday, May 21, @thecenterjh.
Join us for a curated screening of short films celebrating the bicycle. Doors open at 5:30 p.m. with a bike shop vendor village, raffle prizes, music, and pizza. Mingle with your cycling friends, then head inside the theater and take a two-wheeled journey around the globe.
Bring the whole family – FREE childcare will be provided from 6 p.m. - 9 p.m. for kids age 3 and older.
BFF films will play from 7 p.m. – 8:30 p.m.
Buy early bird tickets now for $18. Tickets are $23 after May 1. Buy tickets at link in our bio.
Bicycle Film Festival Jackson Hole is supported by:
@thehub_jh
@openrangecycles
@hoffsbikesmith
@rei
@wheelwranglersjh
@hobacksports
@ebikesjh
@pedegojacksonhole
@tetonmountainbike
@jacksonmobilebike
@pinkygsjh
@visitjacksonhole
Steve never stops.
When riding your e-bike, remember to follow traffic signs and stop at the stop signs.
Don’t be like Steve!
The bike lanes are back, and earlier this year thanks to the warm weather. Early season conditions exist - like some sand and winter road debris, and there is a detour around Garaman Park. So be careful on your first ride of the season and remember to:
1. Be nice, Say hi!
2. Keep right, pass left
3. Ring your bell when passing
4. Be pro, go slow around others
5. Stop at the stop signs
Many thanks to @tetonparksandrec , @townofjacksonwy , and @tetoncounty for getting these lanes in early this year.
🙌 The North Highway 89 Pathway is set to open this weekend! 🙌
Thanks to this year’s warm, early-season weather, the pathway north of Jackson along Highway 89 is opening nearly three weeks ahead of schedule, giving the community an early start on spring biking, walking, and outdoor recreation.
Teton County/Jackson Parks and Recreation, in coordination with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, is preparing the pathway to open this Saturday, April 11.
Pathway users are asked to use caution and give wildlife the right of way as animals continue to migrate off the National Elk Refuge. The public is reminded to provide wildlife plenty of space and to continue honoring wildlife closures until they are lifted May 1.
🚨 Garaman Pathway Safety Upgrades To Close Pathway Through Mid-May ⚠️
Beginning April 7 through mid-May, the pathway through Garaman Park will be temporarily closed while important safety improvements are installed. As pathway use continues to grow — including increased e-bike activity — the @townofjacksonwy and @tetoncounty are making thoughtful upgrades designed to help everyone travel safely and comfortably.
The project will introduce features that naturally encourage slower speeds through the park, including a small roundabout, rumble strips, pavement markings, and chicane gates that guide cyclists through a gentle S-turn. These tools help create a calmer environment where walkers, runners, families, and riders can share the pathway with greater confidence.
During construction, the pathway will be closed from just west of the Flat Creek Bridge near the Josie’s Ridge trailhead to the tunnel at the south end of Hidden Ranch. Clearly marked detours will direct pathway users via Powderhorn, Meadowlark, and the east side of US 89 / West Broadway. Cyclists using sidewalks along US 89 should please yield to pedestrians. Access to Garaman Park will remain available via Crabtree Lane, and access to KC Ridge, Josie’s, and Forest Service trails via Elk Run Lane will resume once seasonal wildlife closures lift on May 1.
We are grateful to the Garaman Family’s Charitable Foundation for supporting this investment in community safety. These improvements reflect our shared commitment to a pathways system that works for everyone — helping keep Jackson a place where active transportation is safe, convenient, and enjoyable.
Thank you for your patience and cooperation as this work is completed.
Cache Creek winter trails report for Thursday March 5, 2026: As you can imagine the warm temps and another round of rain have made the icy spots icier and more prevalent and melted out a lot more terrain, especially in the sunny spots. In short, it’s pretty sketchy out there!
Cache creek Winter trails update 2/27/26:
We were able to groom upper Hagen (barely) and the cache creek road up to noker mine. Everything else had been rained on so much that it’s mostly ice i.e. there’s nothing soft enough to groom.
These photos will give you an idea of how April-like it is out there.
The trails are all open for travel but extremely icy everywhere except Hagen from bridge 5 to bridge 3 which is just icy in spots 🤣. Honestly, most folks would consider it too treacherous to have fun on. The stuff in the shade is staying firm but the open areas are softening up by late morning - please don’t ride this when the ice turns slushy!
Cache creek sidewalk is melting down to mud in a lot of areas so we’d recommend staying off of it completely unless it’s a.m. frozen solid. Yaktrax and studded tires are highly recommended!
Cache Creek Winter Grooming update for Wednesday 2/25/26:
We`ve had a strange winter so far to say the least! Yesterday and last night it snowed up high, but rained down low, and today temps are mild. Unfortunately, we can`t groom in these conditions. Please be careful on the trails - if it`s slushy, please stay off. If your tires are leaving ruts, it`s too warm to ride!
Keep your fingers crossed 🤞 for a freeze tonight and we should be able to groom tomorrow.
We`re doing our best to maintain 12+ miles of winter singletrack in Cache Creek - the only free winter singletrack in Jackson Hole! Thank you for your support!!
2/13/26 Cache Creek Singletrack report:
It’s hard to believe this is our first winter grooming update of the season! The combination of low snowfall amounts, warm temperatures and rain have kept the snowpack thin for the entire winter thus far. Our singletrack groomer doesn’t have blades, tracks and a tiller to churn up old snow and lay down a fresh track, like a snowcat groomer does. So, to groom trails like Hagen and Putt Putt, we depend on enough fresh snow to be compacted and cover the old snow surface. And there just hasn’t been a lot of fresh snow at low elevations this winter.
Until now!
Now that it’s snowed, we were able to get the snowmobile with the drag on upper Hagan from Bridge five to Bridge three as well as Hagen Highway. There’s a lot of ice underneath the new snow, which has bonded well in some spots, but not everywhere, so it’s a mixed bag.
Hagen, Hagen Highway, Sink or Swim and Ferrins are open for travel but use caution. Before this recent snow, Cache creek sidewalk had melted down to dirt in a lot of areas with the rest being icy hardpack. Use caution and please avoid travel while temperatures are above freezing.
The weather forecast for next week looks promising so there’s hope that we can get into a regular winter grooming schedule later this month. In the meantime put on your yaktrax or studded tires and enjoy!
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Trail Conditions for 6-21-24
News & Announcements, Trail UpdatesTeton Pass trails are almost snow free with some drifts remaining on the highest ridges and shaded north facing slopes. We cleared up Phillip’s Canyon to the Arrow trail and up to Snotel, and then down the Ridge trail. There were just a few patches of snow left on Arrow. You can access everything from the Trail Creek trailhead or the Fish Creek Access to Phillip’s Canyon. Old Pass Road is open but the highway is closed to vehicles and pedestrians this weekend as WYDOT hauls fill to fix the slide. Josie’s Ridge too is closed for part of today as the helitac crew helps drop loads of rocks so the trail crew can finish reinforcing the steep switchbacks. Crews also spent time this week brushing Munger, KC, Lindas, and treating musk thistle in Game Creek. We will keep clearing the upper parts of Teton Pass next week and the trails should be good to go. Continue to let us know if you see a tree down on the trail or any other problem that needs fixing, using our trial maintenance request button on our website. Have a fun weekend!
Trail Conditions for 6-14-24
News & Announcements, Trail UpdatesThe Teton Pass trails were eerily quite today with no cars up there, its a unique experience to get out and explore. Crews cleared up Crater, the Phillip’s Connector, Arrow to Snotel, and over to the Ridge trail and back down. We also hit History, Ferrins, and Game Creek as some new trees fell with all the wind this last week. We will get down the rest of the Ridge and Arrow to Phillip’s Canyon next week then work out way up towards Ski Lake. We also continued to wage war on musk thistle up Game Creek and did some maintenance on the Blair Dr. Skills Track and the Melody Limits Singletrack this week. Thanks to the mountain bike team for coming out to help. Its beautiful and green out there and wildflowers are starting to pop up so get out and enjoy some trails this weekend!
Trail Conditions for 6-7-24
News & Announcements, Trail UpdatesThe trail in the Cache-Game system are all open and clear with the exception of the Skyline trail which opens on July 1. The Munger Mountain system is in great shape too and beautiful this time of year with the aspen trees budding. Teton Pass is slowly opening up and most trails are snow free up to about 7500 feet. Crews this week finished up National Trails Day projects including a bridge on History trail and a turnpike on the new Big Rocks extension. We also cleared lower History and Crater, Big Rocks, lower Blacks, and did a second pass on West Game and Wilson Canyon because trees in the burn area seem to fall every week. Get out and enjoy the warm weather and use our trail maintenance request button if you see anything that needs attention out on the trails.
Trail Conditions for 5-31-24
News & Announcements, Trail UpdatesThis week crews cleared Game, West Game, upper Wilson Canyon, Crater, History, and Big Rocks. Snow is melting fast and only a few drifts are lingering on the steep north facing spots on the Cache-Game system. Teton Pass is opening up as well with most trails being snow free up to 7000 feet or so depending on shade and aspect. If you would like to help us on trails come out for National Trails Day this weekend on Teton Pass. We will be working from 9-12 on the History and Big Rocks trails, building a bridge and a turnpike. Meet at the bottom of Old Pass Road for coffee and bagels and lunch after, hope to see you there!
Trail Conditions for 5-24-24
News & Announcements, Trail UpdatesThe snow and rain have slowed trails melting out but there is dry-ish dirt out there to be found. The lower trails on Snow King below Sink or Swim are all in pretty good shape as is Putt Putt. The upper part of Hagen and Ferrins have a few lingering snow spots, and so do the other north facing areas. Crews have cleared everything in Cache and on the front side of Snow King and are working in Game Creek over the holiday weekend. Beware of the fresh dirt work on the Game Creek singletrack on the east side of the beaver ponds as it will soak up any rain on Saturday and be muddier than other more compact trails. If you are heading up that way take the Beaver Ponds Loop on the west side instead, and maybe bring some snacks for the hard working MCC crew were hired to help us with some trail work and clearing this spring. They will be camped up Game Creek til next week when they head over to Teton Pass. Keep next Saturday morning, June 1 in mind as its National Trails Day and we will be meeting at the base of the Old Pass Road to do some work on the History and Big Rocks trails. We hope to see you there, have a great weekend!