Pole Mountain Trail Project
Big News! The Pole Mountain Trail Project just won another national award from the Coalition for Recreational Trails! You can read about it here.
Click image to view the 2019 planned Pole Mountain trail reroute detail.
As we move into the trail building season, the 2019 Pole Mountain Trail Project is set to move forward with additional reroute work planned for the Aspen Trail. Wyoming Pathways, in partnership with the Laramie Ranger District, has been awarded a $25,000 National Forest Foundation grant that calls for a 50/50 match. The grant and match will pay for a professional trail builder to work this summer on the Aspen Trail improvements at Pole Mountain. If you would like to support that effort, please consider making a donation to our Pole Mountain Trail Project 2019 fund by using our online donation form.
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By making a donation to the grant matching fund, you will be helping Wyoming Pathways and project partners to invest a total of $80,000 of improvements to to the Pole Mountain trail system this year. Combined work since 2016, Wyoming Pathways will have completed over $300,000 in trail improvements at Pole Mountain. We can’t do this without the help of our partners and the community and without the financial support from donors like you. Thanks for supporting Pole Mountain Trails!
To view information about the 2016 Trail Charrette, 2017 Trail Maintenance, and 2018 Headquarters/Middle Aspen Project, please check out our archive pages:
2016 Pole Mountain Trail Charrette
Pole Mountain Trail Project 2017 Archive
Pole Mountain Trail Project 2018 Archive
Attendees exchanging ideas at the Pole Mountain Trail Charrette.
Wyoming Pathways Chairman, Bruce Burrows, reviews damaged trails at Pole Mountian.
Trail day with Laramie community members and the Wyoming Conservation Corps wraps up.
Representatives from the Governor’s Office visit the trail work site.