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.
🚨🦺 🚧 A new pathway roundabout is being installed today 8/28/25 at the Stilson parking lot - near the tunnel that passes under Hwy 390. Expect delays! If you arrive here during construction, we will walk you around the construction zone. @tetonparksandrec @tetoncounty @townofjacksonwy

Friends of Pathways here, bringing you more Back to School safety pointers!
🚦When you are feeling unsure of what to do at an intersection, you always have the option to dismount your bike, become a pedestrian, and safely walk your bike across the crosswalk
🚵 Know that sidewalks are an option when you feel unsafe in the road, especially for younger kids on their way to and from school!
👕 Wearing bright colors can help you stay more visible to other bikers and drivers on the road. Wearing reflective materials can also help increase your visibility to other road users

Happy Back to School day to all those who celebrate! 🍎🚴♂️
As you prepare to make biking to school part of your daily commute, here are some pointers for you and your family!
🔧 Safety check your bike before leaving the house. Make sure brakes are working properly
🧥 Dress appropriately for the cool morning weather and wear a helmet
📍 Plan your route to school with your family- the safest routes will be along the pathways
Safe and happy biking to school! ✨

🙌 Rolling into the weekend with a fresh seal coat on the village road pathway!
Thanks to @tetoncounty for the much-improved pathway sealing protocols, with sealing across the minor access roads and the addition of high-visibility crosswalks at the known conflict locations.
Sealing across the driveways protects the investment and saves money in the long run. It also provides an excellent surface to paint crosswalks that are highly visible, last longer, and improves safety for everyone.
We hope this will continue to be the standard treatment for seal coating. The bold ladder-style crosswalk is much more visible to both the drivers and pathway users, and it would be ideal to make this the standard for the pathway system. ✌️ ❤️ 🚲

Good news: The pathway that crosses Greogory Lane will be open for the first week of school! Sweet!
However, it will close again for the construction crew to install a storm line, curbs, and gutters. The Town will notify the community when that closure is necessary and place signs for bikers and pedestrians to follow a detour.

Bridger-Teton National Forest is excited to implement parking lot and sign improvements at Nelson Drive Trailhead. The trailhead area and adjacent trails will be closed temporarily for approximately two weeks to reconstruct the existing parking area into a more efficient and sustainable design that better accommodates visitors and protects soil, plant, and water resources. The project includes regrading the existing native surface road to address chronic erosion and drainage issues. The trailhead will be closed from Monday, August 25th through Friday, September 5th.
Nelson Knoll Loop, Water Tank Road, Lower Putt Putt, Woods Canyon, and Crystal Lite trails will be temporarily closed during construction. Putt Putt, Woods Canyon, and Crystal Butte trails can still be accessed above the closure area from Cache Creek Trailhead.
While the trailhead is closed during the reconstruction project, technicians will gather geo-
technical information adjacent to the existing Forest Service housing units that will inform future Forest Service housing plans.
During the Nelson Trailhead reconstruction project, local pedestrian neighborhood access to Putt Putt and Woods Canyon Trails may occur from the Henley Access Trail off Nelson Drive. Trail users planning to park should use Cache Creek Trailhead.

🚨 Over 1 Million trips have been taken on the Teton County pathways so far this year! 🚨
That’s a 16 percent increase in use over last year at this time. Good job, team!
Every time you step onto the path, you’re making a healthy choice. Keep walking, biking, running, roller blading, and lollygagging on the Black Ribbon of Bliss - let’s make this a record-breaking year for pathway use in Jackson Hole!

Huge THANKS to everyone who came out to participate in our Bike to Work series over the past 9 weeks!! To celebrate a great summer of biking, we want to invite you to our Friends of Pathways Bike from Work wrap up party- August 21st, Snake River Brewing, 5 pm. Live music from @the_arrowleafs, bike raffle and free bike tunes from @hobacksports, and great vibes and pints from @snakeriverbrew 🚲🎶🍻

Final Bike to Work Wednesday this week over at Powderhorn Park!! Make sure not to miss it! Lots of fun on the docket with @sweetcheeksmeats @jacksonholeroasters @downhomejac @hobacksports @jhchildrensmuseum
Free food, free coffee, and free bike tunes 7:30am- 9am! Make sure to check back in to hear about our wrap up party next week. See ya there!! 🚵♀️🍌🥯🥐💃🪩✨

The Sidewalk Trail now starts where the pavement ends on Cache Creek Drive. The trail has been extended thanks to the help of Leadership Jackson Hole and Jackson Hole Youth Mountain Biking. Hopefully you find this trail more fun than the road! Get out there and use it!

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.
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610 W Broadway Avenue, Suite 204
Jackson, WY 83001
307.733.4534
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We are MORE than just Friends of Pathways
We are FRIENDS OF:
TRAILS – 125 miles of world class recreation
TETON PASS – access to acres of powder
KIDS – outreach to elementary students
FUN – lots of it!
JACKSON HOLE – we build community
FOP has worked with over 20 community organizations this year: Jackson Hole Conservation Alliance, Teton Science School, Greater Yellowstone Coalition, Rendezvous Lands Conservancy, Slow Food in the Tetons, Bridger-Teton National Forest, JH Community Pathways, JH Public Art, 4-H, Teton Freedom Riders, Backcountry Horsemen, Raptor Center, Teton Adaptive Sports, Community Entry Services, River Rock, JH Children’s Museum, National Museum of Wildlife Art, Jackson Hole Community School, Teton County School District, University of Wyoming, Snow King Mountain Resort, Jackson Hole Mountain Resort
Trails Update: July 7
Trail UpdatesSnow King Face:
Expect closures on the face of Snow King during the month of July, to protect public safety during the installation of the snow making equipment. Current closure maps posted below. More information here.
Cache Creek: OPEN
Munger: OPEN
Teten Pass: OPEN
Some snow on the top of Snowtel and Arrow
Trails Update: June 18, 2014
Trail UpdatesSnow King Trails (Cache Creek and Game Creek): OPEN
JH Mountain Games will be using Ferrin’s on Saturday.
Munger: OPEN
After the rain, we recommend caution when riding on trails.
Teton Pass Area:
Arrow, Snow-Tel, Phillips Ridge: expected to be melted by the weekend and if the weather clears will be cleared of trees by the crew on Thursday and Friday. Some snow patches.
Old Pass Road: OPEN, but watch for high water. Thanks Jim Verdone!
Downhill Trails: OPEN, except for Lithium.
Trails Update: June 9, 2014
Trail UpdatesSnow King Trail System: OPEN
Cache/Game: OPEN
Munger Mountain: OPEN
Teton Pass Trails:
Ridge Trail: CAUTION (mostly dry, some trees down, working to get it cleared by the weekend.)
Arrow and Snowtel: CAUTION (snow in places, please avoid)
Crater Lake – Old Pass Road: OPEN (just swept by Jim Verdone THANK YOU JIM!; trail is open and rideable, watch for high water, moose, and others.)
Trails Update: Friday, May 30, 2014
Trail UpdatesCache Creek Area
Putt Putt and all connections to the Road: OPEN
Sidewalk: OPEN
Road: OPEN
Sink or Swim: OPEN (Snow across ski run on the face of Snow King
Hagen: CAUTION (wet in places)
Ferrins: CAUTION (wet snow patches at the last two switchbacks)
Wilson Canyon: CAUTION (Dry up top)
West Game: CAUTION (patchy snow up high)
Game: CAUTION mostly dry all the way to Cache Creek
Munger Mountain Area
Wally’s World: CAUTION
Poison: OPEN
Cosmic Carol’s: OPEN
Tusky Ridge: OPEN
Teton Pass Area (Most Covered in snow)
Parallel: OPEN
Old Pass Road: Clear of Snow to Crater Lake
Phillips Ridge and Canyon: Dry to Middle Earth