Mountain Trails Foundation

We build, maintain and protect Park City, Utah's trails

Events

Park City Trail Series 2024 Dates

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The 2024 Trail Series events have been announced!

Full Series

June – August, 2024

5K

June 1, 2024

10K

July 13, 2024

Half Marathon

August 3, 2024

Park City Trail Series is a 3-race series that runs from June – August. It starts with a 5K and works up to a half marathon. The courses are forgiving enough for new trail runners but bring the excitement that seasoned trail runners love. You can mix and match which races you would like to sign up for or get all three at an amazing price! Plus, you can 10% per person by signing up 4 or more people for the series. So, get your family, friends, neighbors, or whoever you need to recruit, and get signed up today!

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Meet the Team

We are passionate about the Park City Trail System.

Lora Anthony

Lora@MountainTrails.org
Executive Director

Rick Fournier

Rick@MountainTrails.org
Field Manager

Ginger Wicks

Ginger@MountainTrails.org
Bookkeepr

Ian Hartley

ian@MountainTrails.org
Resource Manager
435-655-5853

2022 Trail Crew

2025 Regional Trails Mixer

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May 5, 2025 from 5-8pm

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.

RSVP ON FACEBOOK

MEET MORE OF THE TEAM

Meet the Team

We are passionate about the Park City Trail System.

Lora Anthony

Lora@MountainTrails.org
Executive Director

Rick Fournier

Rick@MountainTrails.org
Field Manager

Ginger Wicks

Ginger@MountainTrails.org
Bookkeepr

Ian Hartley

ian@MountainTrails.org
Resource Manager
435-655-5853

2022 Trail Crew

28th Annual Leadership 101

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Join us for Leadership 101 — Charting our Community’s Future! Whether you’ve been here in Park City for a day or a lifetime…if you have an interest in the greater Park City community, this program is for you. Hear from some of the people making the decisions in our community and learn more about current issues. MTF presenting at 3:30. 

The $50 registration fee includes breakfast and lunch. Register and pay with PayPal online or contact Paige Galvin via email, or by calling 435-615-5186.

Ticket purchase deadline is February 8.

Register for Leadership 101

MEET MORE OF THE TEAM

Meet the Team

We are passionate about the Park City Trail System.

Lora Anthony

Lora@MountainTrails.org
Executive Director

Rick Fournier

Rick@MountainTrails.org
Field Manager

Ginger Wicks

Ginger@MountainTrails.org
Bookkeepr

Ian Hartley

ian@MountainTrails.org
Resource Manager
435-655-5853

2022 Trail Crew

Triple Trail Challenge 2024 Dates

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The 2024 Triple Trail Challenge events have been announced!

Round Valley Rambler Half Marathon & 7K

June 8, 2024

Jupiter Peak 25K

July 20, 2024

Mid Mountain 50K

August 17, 2024

Remember to use code NEWYEAR to get $29 off registration. The code expires on January 21, so hop on now to secure your spot in the gnarliest mountain adventure around.

MEET MORE OF THE TEAM

Meet the Team

We are passionate about the Park City Trail System.

Lora Anthony

Lora@MountainTrails.org
Executive Director

Rick Fournier

Rick@MountainTrails.org
Field Manager

Ginger Wicks

Ginger@MountainTrails.org
Bookkeepr

Ian Hartley

ian@MountainTrails.org
Resource Manager
435-655-5853

2022 Trail Crew

You Are Invited to a Ribbon Cutting Seldom Seen Trail

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When: October, 17th at 3pm (**2:00pm if you want to ride the trail from the top)

Where: The ceremony will take place at the intersection of Seldom Seen and Gotcha Cutoff. https://maps.app.goo.gl/Cnfh1VJfFcb3uRVEA  (read on for details on how to get there). **If you want to ride the entire trail, meet us and be ready to go at the First Time Lot at 2:00pm. We will leave right at 2:00, ride up Armstrong to HAM to Lower Spiro to the top of Seldom Seen.

What: The ceremonial opening of Park City’s next favorite trail, Seldom Seen. This 1.85-mile, intermediate, downhill directional, bike-only trail starts off Lower Spiro, below the Ham intersection and terminates at the junction of First Time Return and Jenni’s. This strategic alignment provides new, directional loop options. The trail provides a flowy and interactive riding experience, compatible with adaptive equipment and built to accommodate the impacts of heavy downhill traffic.

How: **Those who want to ride from the top of Seldom Seen, meet at First Time Lot and be ready to go at 2:00pm.

Those wanting a direct route to the ceremony location, please congregate at the “pin” provided above. To access this pin location by foot or bicycle you can follow the First-Time dirt Road from the First Time Parking Lot or take Jenni’s trail to the Gotcha Cutoff dirt road. After the celebration riders are welcome to “roll out” and enjoy the lower sections of the trail together.

Who: YOU! Everyone is welcome to join as we celebrate the folks who made this project possible, trail-builder Chase Smith, the MTF trail crew, the Utah Division of Outdoor Recreation, Rebecca Marriot Champion, and Park City Mountain/Vail Resorts who continue to provide land access for public trails. 

MEET MORE OF THE TEAM

Meet the Team

We are passionate about the Park City Trail System.

Lora Anthony

Lora@MountainTrails.org
Executive Director

Rick Fournier

Rick@MountainTrails.org
Field Manager

Ginger Wicks

Ginger@MountainTrails.org
Bookkeepr

Ian Hartley

ian@MountainTrails.org
Resource Manager
435-655-5853

2022 Trail Crew

Introducing the Loaner Lopper Program – Volunteer on your schedule!

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The trails need your help to look their best and could use a trim. Cutting back vegetation is an ever-present job that improves safety and makes our trails better. The ideal tools for the job are long-handled shears called “loppers”. Loppers allow you to cut stems and branches up to 1” in diameter to maintain a safe trail width and height.

In the following video, our friends Ross Downard and Eric Porter explain the nuances of trail maintenance, this is required watching for those who want to participate.

To schedule a time to pick up loppers and work on your favorite trail, please contact Ian Hartley ian@mountiantrails.org. This program is available to both individuals and groups of (up to) 10.

MEET MORE OF THE TEAM

Meet the Team

We are passionate about the Park City Trail System.

Lora Anthony

Lora@MountainTrails.org
Executive Director

Rick Fournier

Rick@MountainTrails.org
Field Manager

Ginger Wicks

Ginger@MountainTrails.org
Bookkeepr

Ian Hartley

ian@MountainTrails.org
Resource Manager
435-655-5853

2022 Trail Crew