Mountain Trails Foundation
We build, maintain and protect Park City, Utah's trails
The 2025 Triple Trail Challenge events have been announced!
Remember, they will sell out – register today!
It is with deep gratitude that Mountain Trails welcomes the newest member of our fleet, “Rosie!” This new, bright red, ¾ ton work truck is hard to miss, and you’ll see it shuttling crew and equipment throughout the trail system for years to come.
Funded by a Summit County Restaurant Tax grant, Rosie is a vital addition to our feet. Although we love the “character” of some of our older, 200,000-mile trucks, we needed a reliable heavy-duty pickup to haul the crew and heavy equipment safely, year-round.
The name is a nod to a hometown hero, Rosie Brennan, who has leveraged our incredible trail resources to World-Cup and Olympic success. Rosie the truck is a reminder of the caliber of our public trails and the investment from our community.
Whether you’re a seasoned yogi or never stepped on a mat, join us to move, play and come together in community to support our local trails. All donations go to Mountain Trails Foundation.
Local yoga teacher and long-time trail lover, Samantha Zilvitis, will lead this donation-based class.
WHERE: The Shop Yoga Studio (1167 Woodside Ave.),
WHEN: Saturday, July 13th, 3:30 pm (yoga) 5:00pm (potluck)
Donations for class benefit MTF. Mats and props are available. If you can’t make the class, join us for the potluck!
Register through link below so we can prepare appropriately.
Event Details:
We are partnering with Summit Cooperative Weed Management Areas for this event! All weed pull materials, plus water and snack items will be provided. Wear close-toed shoes and bring gloves if you have them.
Meet at 9am, location below. At 9:10am, we will gather in fewer vehicles to get closer to the pull site. We will be back to the cars by noon at the latest.
This event is open to the public; no RSVP necessary!
Waiver:
Please sign the waiver prior to the event here
Parking Location:
Meet us here. We will shuttle and hike from there!
As we look around the Wasatch Back, we see many of miles of trail in desperate need of attention – to the point that some are no longer usable. MTF’s mission is to build, maintain and protect trails, and as the communities of the Wasatch Back become more connected – and congested, we feel it is incumbent upon our organization to help preserve trails in the region.
The “My Garage Is My Trailhead” tenet is a powerful tool in our efforts to disperse trail use, reduce car trips, and preserve world-class trail experiences throughout the the Wasatch Back. Park City is where Mountain Trails Foundation’s roots are, and where our commitment and responsibility are centered. And, as we see our neighboring trail systems in need, we are honored to lend a hand – like any good neighbor.
In collaboration with Wasatch Trails Foundation, MTF has hired a three-person Wasatch Back Trails Maintenance Crew (WBTMC). This is a huge project with a limited lifespan, and, given MTF’s continued commitment to Park City’s trail system, we couldn’t be successful in outlying areas without the help of Mia, Executive Director at Wasatch Trails Foundation, who will help manage the WBTMC in the field.
If you love trails on the Wasatch Back, and want to help preserve them, please consider a donation to Mountain Trails and Wasatch Trails Foundation.
