posted Feb 8, 2024
“Pocahontas Trails” (“Poca. Trails”) is an IMBA Chapter in Pocahontas County West Virginia. Our goal is to improve and promote the trails in Pocahontas County, WV. We work with the community and other organizations to repair, design, and build trails. Our vision is to enhance trail sustainability, safety, and rider/hiker experience. Trail status, work progress and group rides will be updated through out the season and posted here as well as our Facebook page. If you have concerns or suggestions about the trails in Pocahontas County, West Virginia, please send us a message. If you are passionate about our trails and want to help, please join us!
posted Jun 2, 2023
PASTA's mission is to promote mtn biking in the Point area through trail building and maintenence.
posted Oct 5, 2023
Pointe Strategies is a specialist in outdoor recreation planning, including hiking, biking and multi-use trails as well as mountain bike parks.
posted Jun 11, 2019
Located between Laramie and Cheyenne, the 55,000-acre Pole Mountain Unit on the Medicine Bow-Routt National Forest is a treasured resource for outdoor recreation and trails. Pole Mountain provides the closest public lands to these two large Wyoming communities, and increasingly is a destination for visitors from the Colorado front range and travelers along Interstate 80.
posted Jun 6, 2018
Project sponsor Wyoming Conservation Corps partnered with Wyoming Pathways and the Medicine Bow National Forest to build and maintain sustainable trails in the high-use Pole Mountain area.
posted Nov 16, 2018
The Polk County Conservation Board’s mission is to provide the citizens of Polk County with quality outdoor recreation, conservation education, and long-term protection of Polk County’s natural heritage.
posted Jun 29, 2021
At Polly Products, we're passionate about creating beautiful, American-made, long-lasting outdoor furniture that's kind to the planet.
posted May 25, 2023
Severe wildfires and increased demand for trails has led to an urgent need for trail maintenance in the Entiat Ranger District. Without immediate response trail conditions will continue to worsen, resulting in trails that are unable to support the growing number of recreators and causing negative ecological impacts on the surrounding area. Washington Trails Association (WTA) will mobilize our network of 4,500 trail maintenance volunteers, as well as our professional backcountry trail crews, to address the most critical maintenance needs in the Entiat. WTA’s volunteer and professional crews will spend 2,410 hours maintaining 20 miles of trails in the region. This project will support three multi-day volunteer trips, one multi-day youth trip and two professional crew hitches focused on annual and deferred maintenance on several trails in the Entiat River District.
posted Oct 22, 2020
The Ponderosa Snow Warriors are one of Montana's largest snowmobile clubs. The Snow Warriors promote safe and responsible snowmobiling in the Lincoln Area and grooms roughly 250 miles miles of trails that are used by snowmobilers, mushers and nordic skiers. In the summer the Snow Warriors manage the noxious weed spraying program, helping keep the roads and trails of upper Blackfoot Valley free of noxious weeds.
posted May 18, 2022
Pontiac Lake Recreation Area Equestrian Staging Areas and Horseman’s Campground are located off Teggerdine Road in beautiful White Lake Township. 3,800 acres of rolling woodland glacial terrain supports a variety of activities at the park. The designated horse trails are open year round and the area habitat is a mixture of marshes, meadows and old hardwood forest that offer equestrians some of the best trail riding in South East Michigan and is also the home to the headwaters for the Huron River.
