The park is taking the first visible steps to “reimagining” the Taggart Lake trailhead.
Recreation
Federal dollars come through for cleaning Bridger-Teton forest toilets
Before this month, the group was not sure if it would receive about $80,000 to do the dirty work.
Wydaho considers ‘need’ for Targhee upgrades, expansion
As comment deadline nears, advocates push for what they see as a middle ground.
Forest Service will take comments on Targhee expansion until June 20
For effective comments, those weighing in on resort boundary expand, should avoid a simple ‘yes’ or ‘no’ vote.
Pay to play on the Snake starts May 1
It’s the first time fees will be charged for the increasingly popular stretch of whitewater
‘Gaper-fools’ from business suits to birthday suits
The etymology and origins of the April 1 holiday depend on whom you ask.
From ‘mashed potatoes’ to ‘white suede,’ this ski instructor speaks the language of snow
Russ Scholl has published a 133-square grid full of funky colloquialisms for different kinds of snow.
JHMR continues early sale to appease locals
The in-person, discounted sale began last season to quell outrage after passes sold out in record time.
With federal grants in limbo, a Wyoming trail building group questions its future
Even though Wyoming Pathways was allocated federal monies, it was prior to an executive order freezing federal funds.
