While trail construction often gets the spotlight, it’s long-term planning that makes progress possible.
Our new Bonneville Shoreline Trail Strategic Planning Toolkit brings together mapping, coordination, and shared data to help communities close gaps, align priorities, and move the BST closer to completion across northern Utah.
*2025 Annual Report coming soon
TRAILS UTAH works for you, the trail user, to help create legally secure trail access, establish easements for reasonable trail alignments, and advocate for open space that can host trails and provide recreational access close to where we live and work.
TRAILS UTAH has the most amazing support. Our sponsors, grantors and partners make our trails possible by providing important resources, support and funding. We are so grateful to work with the best organizations.
Doug Webb
Ted Roxbury
Scott Brady
The MORE Group
Vic & Ann Heilweil
Trails Utah acknowledges that the lands on which we work and recreate are unceded ancestral lands and the contemporary home of the Goshute, Ute, Paiute, Shoshone and Navajo peoples. We honor the truth of their original stewardship of these lands and recognize that many trails in this state were first created and maintained by them.We pay tribute to their profound connections to Utah’s natural environments, their traditions, and the breadth of collective knowledge that guide us toward living sustainably on these lands, both now and in the future.