Last week, TFNU had a volunteer work session with REI. They did a fantastic job clearing over 1,500 feet of trail, the same section connecting Moose Tracks to Traildemic, getting everything ready for the NUT! Here are some pictures showcasing their great effort.

Sardine Bridge Replacement Completed by Trail Crew, Forest Service & Weber Basin Job Corps

Our trail crew replaced 90 feet of boardwalk to cross challenging wet areas and rerouted the BST connector on the north end of Quail Loop to address erosion issues, adding 900 feet of new trail for improved access and sustainability.

In late June, the trail crew constructed a new 100-foot section of trail to reroute around the northeast corner of the parking lot.

On Friday, June 6th, two board members led the volunteer night on the Quail Loop as part of our National Trails Day week. Thanks to everyone who showed up to help. Here are some photos from the evening.

On Wednesday, June 4th, volunteers worked on the Quail Loop as part of our National Trails Day week activities. Thank you to everyone who showed up to help! Here are some photos from the night.

On Wheeler Creek, our trail crew rock-armored a wet and muddy section to improve the trail surface.

On Coldwater Canyon, our trail crew repaired the trail by rebuilding the tread in steep areas where it had eroded down the hillside.

Hard to believe summer is over, the last few weeks have been busy! Alyssa and Zach spent time with IMBA in the classroom and out in the field brushing up on skills and learning new trail techniques. After IMBA was in town they headed down to Bryce Canyon to attend the Utah Outdoor Recreation Summit where they met people across the state working in the recreation industry. It was a great event to discuss issues and solutions to challenges we are all facing.

Trail Crew has been busy playing in the clay and rocks in the Art Nord area. On Middle Fork trail they went after the worst segments of trail, segments that were cupped 12-18" deep. In working this area they were able to eliminate the cupping and return the trail back to trail bench, with added drainage to protect the the trail for years to come.

Did you know that as a TFNU TrailBlazer level member, your group, organization, club or business, is able to have a private trail work session with our trail crew?

Trails Foundation Crew will be working on Wheeler Creek trail above the intersection with Middle Fork Next week. Maintenence work to be completed will focus on deberming, adding drainage and resurfacing the trail in problematic areas.

Trails Foundation Crew will be working on Middle Fork trail, completing necessary maintenance work such as drainage, deberming and resurfacing the trail. The crew has started on the South end and will be working their way North. Keep an eye out for signage and markers letting you know that dirt is being moved! Make eye contact with operator or hand crew before approaching. Thanks.

July 10th

Huge thanks to the TFNU Trail Crew and volunteers who showed up Tuesday night to work on repairing tread along sections of the East Fork Trail. 30 hours of combined volunteer work paid off tremendously!

June 17th

- Update provided by Trail Crew lead, Alyssa

Alyssa reports:

Alyssa reports: Last week brought snow back to the mountains, and being skiing maniacs we had to take advantage of one last powder day. We skied almost 2 feet of snow down at Brighton on May 6th, it was excellent! Tuesday brought us back out to the trail where we knocked out a big loop hike through Coldwater Canyon assessing the trail for maintenance needs. There were still a few lingering patches of snow early last week.

TFNU is proud to welcome our new 2024 Trail Crew. Alyssa Lommel & Zachary Nault are joining us and bring with them a wealth of trail building knowledge and experience.

April 29