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Thanks for your support! Our kids and future generations will benefit from our hard work in building, expanding and maintaining our trail systems. We are so thankful to our community for supporting Valley County Pathways during the 2020 Idaho Gives campaign! We exceeded our $5,000 goal by raising about $11,010 during Idaho Gives with […] Our volunteer groomer, Todd Clouser, enjoys the North Valley Trail on skate skis on a December afternoon. The North Valley Trail is perfectly groomed and in great shape for xc skiing, snow-biking and snowshoeing for the winter of 2019-2020. Just in time for the Christmas holiday! The trailhead is located south of McCall by […] Example of singletrack sidewalk. (Courtesy IMBA) It was a late night, but the Valley County Planning and Zoning Commission voted unanimously to approve an ordinance update to allow for non-motorized pedestrian and cycling trails to be constructed next to public roads. The draft ordinance will go before the county commissioners soon. Thanks to everyone […] Donnelly Elementary kids enjoy the Boulder Creek Trail near Donnelly. Our public survey on people’s favorite pathway corridors between Cascade and New Meadows has closed. Thank you for participating! We asked people to pick their top 3 highest priorities for the development of non-motorized pedestrian pathway corridors between Cascade, Donnelly, Lake Fork, McCall and […] We’re requesting public feedback one more time on three options for connecting our communities in Valley County and Long Valley between Cascade and McCall while also working to connect to New Meadows and the Weiser River Trail.The options are: West Mountain Road from McCall to Cascade. Mid-valley option on North Valley Trail going south […] Stopping by the beautiful North Fork of the Payette River on Smylie Lane. We are looking for feedback on the recommendations made in the IMBA singletrack sidewalks study. Which corridors are your highest priorities for connecting the communities of New Meadows, McCall, Lake Fork, Donnelly and Cascade? The study recommends building pathway corridors on […] |
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