Cache Trails Alliance

👏 Shoutout to our amazing volunteers this National Public Lands Day!

On the Right Hand Fork Trail, they:
🥾 Hiked in carrying all the materials
🪵 Removed the damaged bridge deck
🔨 Built and installed a brand-new bridge deck
🐴 Placed a new horse crossing sign

You keep our trails safe & beautiful! 💚

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Hyrum to South Logan, with Landis Wenger | State of the BST | Bonneville Shoreline Trial Doc Just one more episode until our final stretch of the Bonneville Shoreline Trail! With regional trail coordinator Landis Wenger at our side, we explore Cache ...

Welcome to the country!!!

Most people from the valley are familiar with the tradition of grazing cows up Providence canyon but some are not so here is your official notice!

Cows have been dropped off in Providence canyon for summer grazing! The trail is still accessible and useable but proceed with caution and safety in mind. Make sure if you are using the trail instead of the road to close the gate behind you!

Happy trails friends say hi, be kind, be safe!

Don’t miss the next session!

Enjoying our outdoor spaces should be a positive experience, say hi, be kind! And follow safe trail etiquette.

What better time to focus on Leave No Trace than National Trails Day!

Find us at First Dam on June 7th to learn about how we can care for our trails by practicing grab a treat then maybe go for a walk or ride one one of the 3 trails you can connect to from First Dam!

Hope you plan to enjoy the trails and all our beautiful nature this Memorial Weekend!

Next weekend plan to come find us for some fun! We have another round of Trails, Tip, and Treats happening at Boulevard Trailhead! Haven’t heard of it? Look it up and come enjoy a new trail!

A little different than our typical post but we are so stoked for our board member and her partners getting to open the valleys newest spot to hang!

is a place we hope you take the time to check out. We love supporting local artisans and this new brewery is top of the list! Maybe…you know get out on a walk, or pedal your way o we to say hi!

Please join the US Forest Service, Utah Native Plant Society, Bridgerland Audubon, Cache Trails Alliance and others in helping control noxious and invasive plants in Logan Canyon.

Meet 9:00, Saturday, May 17, 2025, at Canyon Entrance Park (i.e., “First Dam”), bring heavy-duty weeding tools (suitable for rocky soil) if you can, wear protective clothing, including gloves, long pants, long sleeved shirts, sturdy footwear, and be prepared for damp weather (the current Saturday morning forecast is “slight chance of showers”, increasing after noon).

Volunteers can clear weeds from nearby areas and trails, including the Bonneville Shoreline Trail, Highline Trail, Canyon Gateway/River Trail and Canyon Road Trail. However, our most urgent concern is an infestation of myrtle spurge on a south-facing slope near the Highline and Gateway Trails. This toxic plant has invaded much of the Wasatch Front and we need to stop it before it does the same in our area.

While you are out and about on 2 wheels or 2 feet for bike week make sure to come find us at the Logan Library today!

Look back a few posts to see what all is on the calendar this week, we will see you out there on 2 wheels!

Hyde Park is having a trail build project in Hyde Park Canyon on the morning of May 10th from 9-12. If you are interested, We will meet at the new parking area about 1/2 mile up from the end of the asphalt. We will be working on the single track north of the Canyon Road extending it eastward towards the large parking lot at the water tank. Picks, shovels, hard rakes and gloves are in order. We also will have tools available for those who may not have any.

Contact person: Charles ([email protected])435 770-8246)

TRAILS.TIPS.&.TREATS

Come find us at these events throughout the summer! It’s a great way to connect with others who love the outdoors, learn how to be a courteous and safe trail user, and have a snack.
Come on your own or Bring a friend!
Be Kind, Say Hi!

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The mission of Cache Trails Alliance is to plan, promote, preserve, protect, construct and maintain public trails throughout Cache Valley and the surrounding mountains. CTA envisions a future where knowledgeable and diverse trail users safely and ethically recreate on a network of sustainable trails, participate in activities to improve and maintain trails, and treat other users with kindness and respect.