Mountain Trails Foundation
We build, maintain and protect Park City, Utah's trails
DIG DAYS 2025: June 24, July 8, July 19, Aug 5 and Aug 23.
Come out and join the Mountain Trails Crew to lend a (gloved) hand to support the trails you love.
To safely accommodate volunteers, dig-day events are RSVP only. Please be considerate of others and cancel your sign-up if you cannot attend.
If you have any questions, please contact Ian Hartley : Ian@mountaintrails.org
Join the Mountain Trails Crew and dig with us on June 7th to celebrate National Trails Day.
To make sure we can safely accommodate volunteers, this is an RSVP-only event. Please consider others and cancel your sign-up if you cannot make it!
Park City, Utah – Park City Municipal invites residents to participate in the first General Plan Community Open House on Tuesday, March 4 from 5:00-8:00 p.m. at Miners Hospital in City Park. The General Plan is a community-driven blueprint that guides future development, growth, and land use policy. This once-in-a-decade opportunity allows residents to confirm Park City’s direction and help shape its future.
“The General Plan is one of the most important tools we have to ensure that Park City’s future reflects the community’s aspirations today,” said Mayor Nann Worel. “Resident participation is key to creating a Plan that truly achieves that vision. Your input is valued, and I hope to see you there.”
At the event, attendees will learn about key findings from the General Plan research and will be invited to share their perspectives on how Park City should evolve, grow, and develop. Topics of note include:
“We are grateful to everyone who has participated in our neighborhood-level outreach so far, and we encourage you to stay involved as we move into citywide visioning,” said Planning Director Rebecca Ward. “This is an opportunity for residents to identify not only where we want to go, but also what we want to preserve.”
For more information and to stay engaged in the process, go the General Plan Update website here.
Join us March 21, 2025 @ Park City Brewing,,,
Shimano presents RITUAL Mountain Bike Film Tour powered by Outside is a big screen celebration of the indomitable human spirit that defines the sport of mountain biking with unforgettable film-going experiences. The film series highlights incredible athletes, creative filmmakers, engaging storylines and stunning cinematography; bringing riders together in mountain biking’s greatest cities and venues.
RITUAL sponsors will be providing the industry’s greatest giveaways throughout the tour, brought to you by Shimano-MTB, Outside Magazine, Lazer Sport North America, Trailforks, Pinkbike, Gunnison Crested Butte, Schwalbe tires, Flylow Gear, Send It, Oskar Blues Brewery, REEB Cycles, International Mountain Bicycling Association, Softopper and Traction Coffee Roasters.
Do you wonder as you wander? About the world of trails, who does what and how? Well, wonder no more; come out and meet the heroes of the trails and open spaces you love at the 3rd annual Regional Trails Mixer.
From the Park City Fire Department (PCFD) to the Wasatch Trails Foundation (WTF), all the acronyms you love will be there to share their missions, history, and plans for the future. Last year, we hosted 20 local organizations and 250 guests at the Legacy Lodge. Friendly faces, “free” food, and a cash bar (don’t forget your ID) create the perfect environment to learn and connect.
Plan to bring your friends and family; the more, the merrier. Join us in thanking Vail’s EpicPromise Foundation for providing the site free of charge. Although free, we hope that each attendee will consider making a $5 donation to cover food costs.
Mountain Trails has been producing a summer trail map since the late 90’s. It has always been an organic, home-grown labor of love that showcases our amazing backyard playground.
That said, we want you, the local trail enthusiast, to show us what trails mean to you. So, search through those photo archives, dig up a few favorite trail shots and send them our way.
We are looking for unique images that showcase the diversity of our trails. We know many ride bikes, but we also want to see hiking, trail running, dog walking, adaptive cycling or any other non-motorized trail endeavors. The only caveat is that there MUST be a TRAIL in the photo. If you are selected as the winner, your image will be featured on the front of the 2025 Summer Trail Map set… two maps and two chances to win. You will get photo credit, and more importantly, you’ll be able to choose from some great MTF gear.
NOTE: This is for the SUMMER maps only. Photos must be high resolution and oriented in a VERTICAL (portrait) format. Feel free to crop your wider pics. Oh, and no butt-shots, please. Submit at mountaintrails.org/photo-
