Friends of the Pathway

As part of the completion of the Highway 93 South Trail, local partners are sharing the maintenance and stewardship of the trail. As of 2018, Youth Employment Program has an agreement in place with Lemhi County to complete routine maintenance on the Hwy 93 Trail. Salmon Valley Stewardship has coordinated a Friends of the Pathway program to rally local volunteers to help with trail stewardship, including litter removal and identifying maintenance needs. Friends get to “adopt” a 1/2 mile section of trail.

As a friend of the pathway, an individual, family, or organization commits to:

  • Volunteer to pick up litter, remove debris, and monitor the trail’s conditions throughout the year

  • Report maintenance issues or concerns to Youth Employment Program or partners

  • Help local partners and other volunteers keep the Highway 93 Trail safe, well-maintained, and beautiful for the community

  • Promote the pathway to the community and share about it on social media 

  • Participate in long-term planning and vision for the pathway with partner organizations

1/2 Mile Sections of Trail

  1. Mile 0-0.5 Kids Creek to billboard

  2. Mile 0.5-1.0 Billboard to Ray’s

  3. Mile 1.0-1.5 Ray’s to fenceline north of 155 US 93 

  4. Mile 1.5-2.0 Fenceline to Guth Rd

  5. Mile 2.0-2.5 Guth Rd to Coiner Rd

  6. Mile 2.5-3.0 Coiner Rd to south of Machine Welding

  7. Mile 3.0-3.5 Machine Welding to north of Airport Rd

  8. Mile 3.5-4.0 Airport Rd to 394 US 93

  9. Mile 4.0-4.5 394 US 93 to 440 US 93

  10. Mile 4.5-5.0 440 US 93 to Shoup Bridge Recreation Site

Information about the 2023 Friends of the Pathway coming soon!

In the meantime, if you’d like to adopt a section of trail, reach out to kateyeater@salmonvalley.org