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Federal grant · cooperative agreement
Wyoming Pathways Will Build Cooperation and Coordination Among Fremont County Trail Supporters, BLM and Other Interested Parties. Currently the Interest in Partnering and Pooling Funding Opportunities to Plan, Build, and Maintain Trails Within the Fremont County Area.for 2023, Wyoming Pathways Will Oversee the Uphill Optimized and Connector Trail (j-line to Johnny on Top) as Well as Begin Planning of 9-12 Miles of New Multi-user Trails Which Are Part of the JBR BLM Master Plan. Many Local Citizens Have Taken Part in Trail Building Trainings and Are Interested in Volunteering on This Project and Others. the Group Is Comprised of Trail Runners, Mountain Bikers, and Horse-folk and Hosted an All-users Session at the Lander Public Library to Solicit Interest in Making Contributions to the Projects We Have on the Docket. for 2024-25, Wyoming Pathways Will Continue the Planning for and Building of 9-12 Miles of New Trails Comprised of Seven Individual Trails, With Three New Trailheads From the Parking Lot. This Work Will Include All Parties Mentioned Above.
Committed
$140,000
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