OHV Recreation Patrollers serve as public-facing stewards of responsible off-highway vehicle (OHV) use on the Bridger-Teton National Forest. This is a non-enforcement position focused on education, outreach, data collection, and light trail maintenance. Patrollers work closely with USFS staff while remaining employees of Friends of the Bridger-Teton and help supplement Forest Service capacity during peak summer OHV use.
Reports To: FBT Project Manager and USFS Supervisor
Seasonal Term: June–October 2026
Location: Greys River Ranger District
Working Hours: 30–40 hours per week, primarily Thursday–Sunday or Friday–Monday, including holidays, with additional weekday shifts during high-use periods as approved
Rate of Pay: $19.52/hr (GS5) plus mileage reimbursement
View complete job description/requirements/details: OHV Patroller Greys River
Benefits
Paid holidays and paid time off (PTO) accrual; access to medical, dental, and vision insurance; USFS housing may be available for non-local staff (not guaranteed)
Responsibilities
Public Outreach & Education
Engage directly with OHV users at trailheads and along designated routes.
Provide education on responsible OHV use, trail etiquette, Wyoming OHV registration and user fee requirements.
Share information on Leave No Trace principles, resource protection, route designation, travel management rules, and seasonal closures.
Communicate trail conditions, weather considerations, and general safety messaging.
Distribute educational materials provided by the Wyoming State Trails Program and project partners.
Data collection and Reporting
Document required user contacts, including number of contacts, registration and user fee compliance observations, and general use patterns.
Complete and submit monthly contact reports, mileage logs, and end-of-season summaries in accordance with State Trails Program requirements.
Trail Stewardship & Light Maintenance
Assist with light trail maintenance activities consistent with grant guidelines.
Check, install, and maintain trail signage and route markers.
Clear small debris or obstructions from OHV routes.
Assist with educational displays at trailheads.
Report observed trail issues, resource damage, or safety concerns to USFS staff and FBT supervisors.
Coordination & Representation
Serve as an informational liaison between the recreating public, FBT, the USFS, and the Wyoming State Trails Program.
Work collaboratively with USFS staff operating under Trail Ranger grants when present.
Represent FBT and project partners professionally, fostering positive and inclusive interactions with diverse recreation users.
Requirements
Must be 18+ years of age.
Strong interpersonal and communication skills with comfort engaging the public in outdoor settings.
Experience with or strong familiarity with OHV recreation.
Ability to work independently and responsibly in remote outdoor environments.
Ability to work outdoors for extended periods in variable summer weather conditions.
Valid driver’s license and reliable transportation suitable for forest roads.
Willingness to travel within assigned ranger districts and complete required documentation.
Application Process
Please send your resume highlighting relevant experience, 3 professional or volunteer references, and a cover letter to employment@btfriends.org with the subject line “OHV Recreation Patroller Application”
Applications will be accepted until positions are filled. Employment is contingent upon final grant approval and completion of any required onboarding steps.
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