2026 Season Impact
587 Trees
587 Down trees were cleared from across trails.
1300 Hours
The AMPL Executive Team spent 1300 hours in collaborative meetings, advocating for access, educating trail-users, working with partner organizations, and representing multiple-use trail users at the table.
208 Miles
208 Total Miles of Trail were improved across the Bridger Teton and Caribou Targhee National Forests.
Invest in Your Trails
Old Bills Giving Campaign—Now Through September 18th
Every dollar you give during Old Bill's goes further — and so does every mile of trail it helps maintain.
Your investment funds the professional trail crew that keeps public land open and improves the multi-use recreation experience for the entire community — hikers, mountain bikers, equestrians, and OHV riders alike. This isn't seasonal cleanup. It's skilled, year-round work that keeps trails safe, sustainable, and accessible for everyone who depends on them.
Give now through September 18th and make your support go further.
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What Your Support Makes Possible: 2027 Trail Work
Your gift today doesn't just maintain what exists — it funds what's next. Here are some of the major projects our trail crew is planning to tackle in 2027:
Mosquito Creek, Divide & Sheep Driveway Trails Log-out, tread rehabilitation work to clear downed timber and restore these corridors to full access.
Palisades Creek Trails Log-out and rehabilitation to keep this trail system open and passable for the season to come
Lower Horsetail Trail A sustainable re-route designed to reduce erosion and keep this trail resilient for future generations.
Mosquito Creek Crankshaft Zone A new section of trail e-bike optimized, expanding riding options for moto, e-mountain bike and acoustic mountain bikes alike.
Each of these projects depends on a fully-funded, professional trail crew — the same crew that logged 732 hours on the ground and cleared 587 trees this past season alone.
Your gift during Old Bill's fuels the 2027 season. Invest in your trails today.
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WHAT WE REPRESENT
Protecting Access
AMPL is dedicated to protecting public land access for responsible, multi-use recreation.
Multi-Use Etiquette
AMPL recognizes the importance of trail and backcountry multi-use etiquette.
Land Stewardship
AMPL is dedicated to cultivating a recreation community that values and protects the land we love to enjoy.
Community Development
We believe bringing all user groups together is a key tool in maintaining recreational access.
Over the past years, AMPL has been dedicated to working with our partners to support the responsible recreational use of public lands, engaging with conservationists, federal agencies, and local stakeholders to steward public lands for the benefit of the public, and much more.
