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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.

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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

Winter Trail Etiquette

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Park City's Winter World of Trail Etiquette from Eclectic Brew Productions on Vimeo.

Created by Park City Municipal’s Trails & Open Space Dept., this fun and informative video addresses some of the most common trail faux pas. Join local talent, “Chip Trailhead” (Mike Kirklen) and “Rock Dirtmaster” (John Burdick) as they present the highlights, and lowlights, of trail user behavior on your favorite 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

Help Name the New Groomer

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Funding from the Summit County Restaurant Tax Grant has helped Park City Municipal purchase a new groomer, a PistenBully 100. This groomer will be used by Park City and Mountain Trails Foundation to maintain the community’s multi-use trails. Park City and Mountain Trails Foundation seek the community’s help to name this important piece of machinery! This machine will operate daily throughout the winter in Round Valley, Bonanza Flat, and other places we know and love to recreate. Together, let’s name this remarkable machine and celebrate its role in shaping the future of cross-country skiing in Park City! 

The final list of names has been selected, now it’s up to you, the public, to choose your favorite. From now until January 24th you can visit https://engageparkcity.org/groomer to place your vote.

Here are your choices:

  • “Rosy B.” (Rosy Bully)

  • “‘Roy” (cordu-roy)

  • “Snow Mater”

  • “Tilly”

  • “Tommy-Knocker”

Click Here to Place Your Vote!

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

910 Ranch Acquisition 

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From The Summit County Website

The 910 Ranch is one of the last contiguous mountain ranches privately held by a single landowner in western Summit County and the Snyderville Basin area. The ranch is home to an extraordinary variety of wildlife including birds, large mammals, and fish… and recreational opportunity. 

While Summit County will obtain immediate control of the property, the area will remain private property until further notice to allow for comprehensive planning; accordingly, the County requests the public to respect the landowner’s private property and remain on East Canyon Road (NE Canyon Rd) while enjoying the area. Opportunities for public guided tours are forthcoming, but hunting will remain unlawful at all times.

HISTORY OF THE PROPERTY

In 1890, Thomas E. Jeremy Jr. started acquiring more than 22,000 acres for use as a family farm and sheep ranching operation. The land was owned and operated by the Jeremy family for four generations from 1860-1979. In 1977, 12,500 acres of the ranch were sold and developed into a championship golf course and residential neighborhood. “Jeremy Ranch” is now a household name among area residents with a clubhouse, an elementary school branded with the historic ranch name, and over 700 single-family homes and 1,000 condominiums.

The original Jeremy family homestead residence on East Canyon Rd., known as the Jeremy Ranch Stone Cabin, still resides on what is now known as the 910 Cattle Ranch, the remaining acreage from the original Jeremy Ranch footprint. This small stone cabin was was the original residence and used by the Jeremy family each summer while grazing sheep.

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 our new interactive trail map & trail resource page!

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Get Trail Conditions and Location in Real Time

With Funding from the Park City Chamber Mountain Trails Foundation is proud to bring you the premier resource for all things trails at www.parkcitytrails.org . From conditions and etiquette to your position in real time, this new website is home to what you need to know.

By clicking through the different filters you can check conditions or filter trails by activity. Whether you are looking for hike only options or places to ride an e bike, this map can tell you where to go and what you can do. You can also access location features using a mobile device and see exactly where you are, cool right? 

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