Welcome to Wyoming Pathways
Welcome to Wyoming Pathways, the statewide voice of people who bicycle and walk. Join the movement and make our voice stronger. Wyoming Pathways’ goal is to encourage safe bicycling and walking – helping to create thriving communities and enhance public lands across Wyoming. People-powered activities – like bicycling, walking, and cross-country skiing – provide manyRead more
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Shoshone Mountain Bike Route Designation
UPDATE: We had a great response to our request for comments on the Shoshone National Forest Mountain Bike Route Designation, including one from Governor Matt Mead. Thanks to everyone that took the time to submit a comment. We will continue to work with the Shoshone on these and other trail issues and will keep you postedRead more
Last Days of Fall Membership Drive – Where We’ve Been and Where We’re Going
As we transition from summer to fall in the Cowboy State and outdoor enthusiasts attention shifts to the colder weather activities like fat biking, cross-country skiing, walking and snowshoeing, Wyoming Pathways looks back on a busy and successful summer and looks forward to continuing our work to support these activities throughout the state. Supporting healthyRead more
Wyoming Pathways Once Again Included in Old Bill’s Fun Run for Charities Fundraiser
Update: Wyoming Pathways received numerous generous donations during the 2016 Old Bill’s donation period. We want to thank everyone who donated during this wonderful event. All of the donations qualify for the matching funds from the event, so the impact of these donations will be magnified. Once again in 2016, Wyoming Pathways is participating as aRead more
Post Charrette Update – Pole Mountain Trail Charrette – Friday, August 12th in Laramie, WY
The Pole Mountain Trail Charrette was a great success, with over 50 attendees, including representatives from the USFS, the Laramie trail using community, the Governor’s office, Senator Barasso’s and Senator Enzi’s office and IMBA, to name a few. The sessions were very productive, with exercises that helped generate great ideas about how to move forwardRead more
Wyoming Pathways Board Member Selected to Wyoming Public Lands Initiative Advisory Committee for Park County
This past week, the Park County Board of County Commissioners selected their Wyoming Public Lands Initiative (WPLI) Advisory Committee members and Wyoming Pathways board member, John Gallagher, was selected as the Primary member for non-motorized recreation. In this position, John will be able to provide his perspective and input as a long-time trail advocate toRead more
Found Money – “Orphaned” Federal Earmark Funding for Pathway in Jackson Hole Discovered by Wyoming Pathways.
Federal transportation funding sounds like a pretty wonky topic, hard to get very excited about. But on the other hand, federal transportation funding has been extremely important to build many of the great places we ride bikes in Wyoming, and many communities have benefited. That old saying “follow the money” remains good advice. Recently IRead more
Wyoming Pathways Launches Spring Membership Campaign for Individuals and Partners
UPDATE: Our Spring Membership Drive has ended and we would like to thank all of you who joined as members, partners or newsletter subscribers. Your financial support enables us to continue our work and adding your voice increases our reach and effectiveness. Together, we can make a difference! As we roll into Spring, all aroundRead more
Wyoming Improves one place in National Biking and Walking Rankings
New reports from the League of American Bicyclists, Alliance for Biking and Walking and Safe Routes to School show Wyoming is making progress. League of American Bicyclists – The Bicycle Friendly State℠ program – Wyoming up one place to Ranking #35 The annual Bicycle Friendly State Report Cards have been released by the League of American Bicyclists.Read more
Wyoming Bicycle and Pedestrian Task Force – Moving Forward
Wyoming Governor Matt Mead signed the Bicycle and Pedestrian Task Force bill into law on Monday February 29th. The next steps for the bill are for the Governor to appoint the 13 members called for in the bill, and to appoint a chairman. “This is the first ever state-level effort to study the benefits andRead more
Representing Wyoming at the National Bike Summit
Wyoming Pathways Executive Director Tim Young attended the National Bike Summit in Washington DC last week and met with the Wyoming Delegation on bicycling and walking issues in the Cowboy state. Approximately 600 bicycling advocates attended from nearly every state and all around the country. The Bike Summit includes two days of conference format speakersRead more