• Skip to primary navigation
  • Skip to main content
  • Skip to footer

Highlights:

  • Register Early for Tour Des Suds 2025!
Mountain Trails Foundation

Mountain Trails Foundation

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

  • About Us
    • History & MIssion
      • Vision & Values
      • Meet the Team
      • Trail Guidelines and Etiquette
      • Contact Us
  • Trails & Maps
    • Trails, Culture & Sustainability
      • Overview
      • Trail Guidelines and Etiquette
      • Transit to Trails Schedule
    • Summer Trails
      • Trails & Maps Overview
      • Summer Trail Areas
      • Parking Cams/Trailheads
      • Summer Trail Report
      • Interactive Map
    • Winter Trails
      • Winter Trails Overview
      • Winter Trail Areas
      • Winter Trail Report
      • Winter Parking/Trailhead Cams
      • Interactive Map & Conditions
  • News & Events
    • MTF News
      • Latest News
      • Sign Up for Newsletters
      • Sign Up for Text Alerts
      • Instagram
      • Facebook
    • Yearly Events & Races
      • Community Events & Races
      • Tour Des Suds
      • Triple Trail Challenge Series
      • Regional Trail Mixer
      • Live PC Give PC
    • Event Calendar
      • Visit our event calendar on ParkCityTrails.com by Mountain Trails
  • Donate & Volunteer
    • Support
      • Donations, Membership & Shop
      • Adopt A Trail
    • Get Involved
      • Volunteer
      • Ambassador Program

NEWS:

Wildfire Mitigation on Treasure and Rossi Hill Open Spaces

By Mountain Trails, Posted on December 10, 2021

Park City, Utah – Park City Municipal, under the guidance of the Summit County Fire Warden and Alpine Forestry, will perform controlled burns of slash piles in the Treasure Hill and Rossi Hill Open Spaces this Friday, December 10. Controlled burning of slash piles is a form of fire mitigation designed to prevent catastrophic wildfires through safely burning cut vegetation creating defensible spaces, reducing fuel, and promoting overall forest health.  

“Maintaining forest health in our open spaces is essential to keeping our community safe from the threat of wildfire,” said Councilmember Steve Joyce. “Controlled pile burning is a safe, effective, and cost-efficient method for achieving that goal.” 

Burning operations strictly conform to all required county permitting, are only conducted during ideal weather conditions (including snow on the ground), and adhere to air quality regulations – all to ensure the public’s safety. Area trails will remain open. 

Look for notifications during the burn day on the City’s social media channels.

Footer

MOUNTAIN TRAILS FOUNDATION

MountainTrails.org
About Us

P.O. Box 754
Park City, UT 84060

Follow us

Text Alerts
Newsletters
Facebook
Instagram

External Links

Summit Land Conservancy
Basin Recreation District
Wasatch Trails Foundation
South Summit Trails Foundation
Summit County Animal Control
Utah Avalanche Center
Ski Utah
The Utah Nordic Alliance (TUNA)
Utah Open Lands

MTF Yearly Events

Tour Des Suds
Mountain Madness
LIVE PC GIVE PC



SPONSORS

SUMMIT COUNTY RESTAURANTS
INTERMOUNTAIN SPORTS MEDICINE - PARK CITY HOSPITAL
KUHL
EPIC PROMISE
SKULLCANDY

Copyright © 2025