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Let's Keep Our Trails Beautiful Together!

Friends of the Bridger-Teton helps maintain and support more than 2,000 miles of trails on the fifth-largest national forest in the U.S. With 3.4 million acres of breathtaking landscapes, the Bridger-Teton National Forest (BTNF) offers endless adventures.

 

Let's Keep Our Trails Beautiful Together!

Recreate Responsibly

While you enjoy all that BTNF has to offer, please recreate responsibly. Your actions help preserve this important resource for future generations.

Join Us in Our Mission

The U.S. Forest Service alone can’t keep up with all of the maintenance and work the  BTNF’s trail network requires. We need everyone to pitch in and partner with us to preserve the forest’s stunning landscapes and resources. Whether it’s through donations, volunteering, or spreading the word—every bit helps.

Support Our Trails Today

The Bridger-Teton National Forest is a special place. A donation to Friends of the Bridger-Teton helps us continue to keep it that for future generations.

Learn more at btfriends.org.

Let’s do this together!

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@bridgertetonfriends The first photo is a WTDOT-triggered avalanche on Teton Pass, in the BTNF's Jackson District. The second is of a skier-triggered slide, also on Teton Pass. This slide resulted in one burial and a call out for Teton County Search and Rescue. Conditions for skiing and snowmobiling in the backcountry are sketchy right now. Please remember to check the daily avalanche reports put out by @btacavy. Link in our bio. #bridgertetonavalanchecenter #tetonpass #avalanchesafety #bridgertetonnationalforest #bridgertetonfriends @earnyourturns recreateresponsibly @wydotavalanche FIrst photo, courtesy WYDOT Teton County Second photo, courtesy Bridger-Teton Avalanche Center For our friends of the BTNF that celebrate Hanukkah—Happy Hanukkah on this last night of the Festival of Lights. Alli Lane is a Best Friend of the BTNF by teaching her kids trail etiquette. Read more in this week's Jackson Hole Daily. #bffofthebtnf #bridgertetonnationalforest @it_takes_a_valleytetons #nationalforest #nationalforests #publiclands publicland @snowkingmountain bridgertetonfriends responsiblerecreation @jacksonhole @whitepinewyoming Still looking for last-minute gifts? How about the gift of a donation to FBT on behalf of your loved one? A bonus? You might win a $1,000 shopping spree (courtesy of @jhchamber). Winter Windfall runs through December 22, 2025. See how to enter and gift in the link in our bio (it only takes two steps)! #winterwindfall #bridgertetonnationalforest #bridgertetonfriends #lastminutegifts #supportpubliclands publiclands nationalforest supportnationalforests philanthropygifts wyomingwildlands Recently, UW Extension partnered with the International Society of Arboriculture on a Zoom that walked attendees through how to identify conifers—starting with the basics, then Wyoming’s native species, and finally the common evergreens you’ll see in local yards and landscapes. The Zoom is over, but you can watch a recording of it on YouTube, which we might have done last night while wrapping holiday presents. Link in our bio. #UWyo #UWyoExtension #WyomingGardening #WyomingNativePlants #BarnyardsAndBackyards #RuralWyoming #GardenLifeWY @isaarboriculture

We acknowledge with respect that our facilities are situated on the aboriginal land of the Shoshone Bannock. Eastern Shoshone. Northern Arapaho. Crow. Assiniboine. Sioux. Gros Ventre. Nez Perce.

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