It’s rare that something can be called truly trailblazing, but a partnership between Sheridan Community Land Trust and EMIT promises to be exactly that. On Wednesday, July 17, EMIT announced that it has purchased and donated a mini excavator, trailer, [...]
Open for YOUR enjoyment today Hidden Hoot Trail offers gorgeous views close to home with three miles of natural-surface trail perfect for hiking, biking, and running on Sheridan's west edge. Going from you front door to the outdoors is easier [...]
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Updates on a potential connecting pathway Pathway handoutDownload
While it may be hard to think that you can adversely impact a trail, even walkers can do damage during Mud Season. If you’re leaving behind tracks like the hiker above, you’re doing damage that can be very hard to [...]
Executive Director Brad Bauer (left) receives a check from Jesse Woods, Brewery Manager at Black Tooth Brewing, which represents the brewery's donation from a recent Community Pint Night and Red Grade Trails Comment Party. Attendees and a matching donor raised [...]
Land mines. Dung dunes. Manure mountains. Whatever you call them, if you've spent any time on The Classic Soldier Ridge Trail, you've likely had to dodge a cow pie or two. And, from time to time, you may have had [...]
We're excited to be part of the Inaugural Sheridan WYO Winter Rodeo!! After you've seen the skijoring the day before, join on Sunday, February 24, 2019, from 10 am to 2 pm for Family Fun Day at Red Grade Trails! [...]
This past year brought big changes on the west edge of Sheridan, as the first part of Gillispe Draw Trail was built. You'll complete 2.5 miles of trail there in 2019, with 7 total miles planned for future builds. Running [...]
Click to download the Red Grade Trails Map Click to download Scoping Notice Click to download Summary of Project Purpose and need for action: The Forest Service, through the acceptance of the proposal from SCLT and Sheridan County, has identified a need to [...]
Sheridan Community Land Trust preserves our open spaces, healthy rivers and creeks, working ranches, wildlife habitat, and vibrant history, while expanding recreation opportunities to connect people with the places they love.