The Ketchum Ranger District (KRD) trail crew worked on Fox Peak Connector, Osberg, Alden and Adam's Rib this week! Shout out to the KRD trail crew for all their hard work - they have already cut out 677 trees and cleaned 445 drains! Please say thank you if you see them out on the trails!
Read MoreIt's beautiful out there, go and get it! The Ketchum Ranger District trail crew worked on Federal Gulch, Timber Draw, Long Gulch and Easley Gulch aka Curly's this week!
Read MoreWIN A TREK TOP FUEL 9.7! Our mission is to create, maintain and sustain our trails for all users. Every single season, our trails need maintenance. Yes, every season. Between brake bumps, cleaning drains, clearing downed trees...etc. our to-do list is always growing! We work hard to ensure that you have miles and miles of well-maintained trails available. Every raffle ticket you buy supports trail maintenance, new trail construction, future projects and ongoing Wood River Trails Coalition operations. We can't do it without your support.
Read MoreLast year we created a short film to showcase the work that we do and our partnership with the Sawtooth National Forest - Ketchum Ranger District (KRD) professional trail crew. This film gives you a glimpse into the tireless efforts of the KRD trail crew to keep our trails in great shape!
Read MoreWRTC’s Trail Monitoring Program kicked into full gear this past week, with our entire fleet of trail counters deployed and starting to track early season trail use across the Wood River Valley. The locations for counters this year are as follows…
Read MoreWe will be moving our trail updates to Fridays to make sure we are giving you the most up to date information for your weekend!
This warmer weather has helped! Trails are slowly but surely getting there.
Read MoreThe trails are not drying or melting out rapidly. Please remain mindful, turn around when you are leaving tracks, and help keep the singletrack single!
Read MoreAre you as excited about trail season as we are?! Consider giving back to the trails that give you so much! Join us for Idaho Gives, May 2nd - 5th, and help us kick start our trail season. Idaho Gives is a week (starting TODAY) of giving designed to bring the state together and raise money and awareness for Idaho nonprofits.
Read MoreWe are participating in the Mountain Rides Bike to School & Work Day on May 11th. Come visit us at the intersection of Broadway Run Road and the bike path - near The Meadows!
Read MoreWell, the weather we'd been hoping for all winter finally decided to show up! Sadly that means the trails have all been moved back to CLOSED for now. PLEASE be patient and let the snow melt and trails dry out once again. If you are leaving tracks, please turn back.
Read More4/7/2022 Trail Conditions Update: Spring conditions exist! Please be patient as trails dry out - it will be worth the wait! For more detailed info visit summertrailink.bcrd.org.
Read MoreWe know you’re feeling antsy about getting out on the trails, we definitely are feeling antsy here in the office! However, Croy, along with most of our dirt roads and trails are still too muddy. Springtime conditions exist throughout the valley, so please be mindful!
Read MoreWant to learn more about trail use throughout our valley? Emily Rodrigue, WRTC’s Program Coordinator, has completed the 2021 Trail Survey Executive Summary. This summary dives deep into the 2021 Trail Survey - giving you insights into the trail counter data and survey responses. Check it out HERE!
Read MoreThe Wood River Trails Coalition has added three new Board Members! We are thrilled to have Alison, Justin and Nicole join our crew of rad individuals who are passionate about our trails and motivated to move our mission forward! Keep reading for a little background on each of them.
Read MoreWe’re hiring! We are looking for a Trail Stewardship Coordinator to provide leadership, organization and oversight for our volunteer, education and stewardship programs. The Coordinator will be responsible for the daily operations associated with these programs and their long-term success. The ideal candidate has experience in the trail industry, managing volunteers, and creating and/or managing programs.
Read MoreKetchum and the Wood River Valley is widely known for its abundance of outdoor recreation opportunities and access to public lands, but that’s not all there is to do in the summer season. There is an abundance of festivals, fairs, speaker series, and other events that attract folks from all over the region and even the country, with all sorts of different interests and ideas to share…
Read MoreThank you to everyone who donated on Giving Tuesday! We raised of $4,500 in one day! The money raised from Giving Tuesday will support our mission: to create, maintain and sustain our local trail network for all users, which includes increasing trail education, feeding our volunteers, buying additional tools, continuing to fund the Ketchum Ranger District professional trail crew, purchasing additional trail counters so we can continue to gather valuable trail data and more.
Read MoreOur 2021 Impact Report is live!
The report is filled will all sorts of interesting facts and figures from this year including info on the trail use survey, volunteer program, Trail Boss program, the Adam’s Gulch project, partnerships, major gifts and more!
Check it out to learn more about how your support this year impacted your trails and community.
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