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 4-24-20
While the valley and the pathways are nice right now the trails are in mud season. With the warm temps all next week it is a good idea to avoid the mishmash of wet snow and mud. I would recommend any of the pathways or if you are really…
Pathway Plowing Update - March 30th
Pathway Plowing Updates
March 30, 2020
Parks and Rec started clearing the 3 Creek section of pathway on Sunday, March 29th. It will likely take a couple of days to get all of the snow removed.
The Moose-Wilson/390 pathway from Lake…
How to Stay Safe and Have Fun on Busy Pathways
With so many people out on the pathways right now, a lot of whom might not regularly use pathways and are perhaps a little rusty on their pathways etiquette, Friends of Pathways and the Jackson/Teton County Pathways program would like to remind…
We will be posting pathway plowing and sweeping updates as often as possible on this page and on our Facebook page.
Pathways maintenance personnel will be focusing on the winter-to-spring transition over the next several weeks, which includes…
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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.