posted Oct 21, 2020
We invite you to ski on the best cross-country ski trails in Montana or Idaho, the Chief Joseph Trail System located at the southern end of the Bitterroot Valley in the National Forest near Lost Trail Pass, just east of the junction of Highways 93 and 43. This area receives very reliable snowfalls every year, and is generally skiable earlier, later, and more often than any other groomed trails in the area.
posted Oct 21, 2020
Billings Trailnet, (formerly BikeNet) is a non-profit, 501c3, grass-roots organization that supports urban trails in and around the Billings community. Our organization increases awareness and encourages use of the trails in our community, and raises money to use as matching funds for trails.
posted Oct 21, 2020
The Big Sky Community Organization is a not-for-profit based in Big Sky, MT. "Connecting our Community" to parks, trails and recreation programs.
posted Oct 21, 2020
The BTC is a local, grassroots coalition that formed in 2009 by community members wishing to make a difference.
posted Oct 21, 2020
The Beartooth Recreational Trails Association (BRTA) was organized in 2002 to continue operations of the Red Lodge Nordic Center and to promote non-motorized trails in Red Lodge and along the Beartooth Front. We work with the Forest Service, the City of Red Lodge, Carbon County, private land owners and other organizations to create and maintain trails. We have attracted many supporters and are an official 501(c)3 non-profit. We rely on your donations, and they are tax deductible.
posted Oct 21, 2020
Supporting stewardship of the Absaroka Beartooth Wilderness and fostering appreciation of wild lands.
posted Oct 20, 2020
Perched in the Egan Mountain Range in eastern Nevada, Ward Charcoal Ovens State Historic Park is a scenic, forested retreat. The park features six beehive shaped charcoal ovens that were used from 1876 through 1879 to help process rich silver ore that was discovered in the area. Once mining ended, the ovens were used to shelter travelers and even had a reputation as a hideout for stagecoach bandits. The ovens remain today and are open for touring. Visitors can also enjoy camping, picnicking, hiking and fishing while surrounded by a diversity of wildlife within the park, including mule deer, grouse and elk.
posted Oct 20, 2020
Regional Parks and Open Space is part of Washoe County's Community Services Department. Our mission is to provide exceptional parks, open space and recreational opportunities while preserving our natural, historical and cultural resources. Washoe County manages over 12,000 acres including over 10,000 acres of open space, 49 parks, an Arboretum, developed trails, trailheads, athletic fields, golf courses, a campground, a shooting facility, an archery facility, a museum, and so much more! If you have a favorite outdoor activity, chances are it can be done in a Washoe County Park!
posted Oct 20, 2020
The Tahoe Transportation District (TTD) is a bi-state agency responsible for the management and implementation of safe, environmentally sound, multi-modal transportation projects and programs in the Lake Tahoe Region, including transit operations.
posted Oct 20, 2020
Our mission is to deliver innovative outdoor, science-based education programs for youth to develop critical thinking skills and to inspire natural resource stewardship.
