Idaho Trail Report
The Idaho Trail Ranger and Trail Cat Program maintains trail throughout Idaho, to enhance your recreational experience. The Trail Ranger Program maintains 1500+ miles of trail by removing downfall, brush, diverting water and re-establishing the trail tread.
The Trail Cat Program builds or rebuilds ATV and single track trails. A SWECO mini dozer takes care of the work for the ATV trails and can build about one mile of ATV trail a day, depending upon the terrain. A mini-excavator, although slower than the SWECO at building trail, can build about 1/4 mile of single track trail a day in various terrain.
Combined with the IDPR mapping application www.trails.idaho.gov, the trail reports will enable you to cross reference trails maintained with riding opportunities. The reports below (pdf's) list ongoing trail work by date, forest, and specific trail, available to print out.
2011 Trail Reports by Region
North Region
Trail Ranger Report
Trail Cat Report
Mini-Excavator Report
East Region
Trail Ranger Report
Trail Cat Report
Mini-Excavator Report
South Region
Trail Ranger Report
Trail Cat Report
Mini-Excavator Report
Total miles maintained Statewide for 2011:
|
Statewide
Trail Rangers |
Miles
Cleared |
Downfall
Cleared |
Feet of
Tread
Work |
Water
Bars |
|
|
1327.15 |
7872 |
1420 |
1040 |
|
Statewide Trail
Cat |
Miles
Reconstructed |
Miles
Constructed |
Dips
Constructed |
Dips
Cleaned |
Stumps
Removed |
|
131.3 |
3.2 |
868 |
1003 |
817 |
Statewide
Mini-Excavator |
Miles
Reconstructed |
Miles
Constructed |
Dips
Constructed |
Dips
Cleaned |
Stumps
Removed |
|
2.95 |
0 |
27 |
28 |
27 |
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