The Sheridan Community Land Trust is excited to announce that the Soldier Ridge Trail System has reopened to the public. SCLT reminds the public that most of the Soldier Ridge Trail System is on private land. Access to this [...]
I would like to address the recent closure of the Soldier Ridge and Hidden Hoot Trail systems. The land that the trailheads and most of the trail sits on has been owned by my family since 1957. We have always [...]
Updated 10/28 The Soldier Ridge Trail System has reopened. SCLT has added signage at all access points, implemented an Loan-A-Leash program, rerouted a short section of Soldier Ridge Bench Trail, and created a helpful trail reporting tool that [...]
Many hands make light work. It’s an old adage that, according to Google AI, dates back to at least “the early 1300s in a knightly romance known as Sir Bevis of Hampton.” Please do what you will with that tidbit, [...]
As spring fully blooms, SCLT would like to remind visitors to local trails of rules and practices that help everyone enjoy our beautiful Bighorns backyard safely and conflict-free. The Soldier Ridge Trail System crosses over private property with active ranching [...]
Update 4/19: ATTENTION: The Kicking Eagle Link Connector is closed Double Eagle Trail remains open. You cannot use the connector between Double Eagle and The Link. We will repair and reopen the section once the ground dries. Please observe the [...]
A hiking and biking trail may not be the first thing that comes to mind when you think about a golf course, but Double Eagle Trail, the newest community trail built and maintained by Sheridan Community Land Trust, creates a [...]
Good soil takes hundreds of thousands of years to build. And in a matter of minutes, it can all be washed away. This is especially true in Sheridan County where much of our soil easily erodes. Thankfully, there’s a solution [...]
Glenn Fairbank has spent a lifetime following tracks. Born and raised in Sheridan, he quickly developed an affinity for the outdoors and the many tracks one can find exploring the Bighorns. A career with BNSF led him down railroad tracks [...]
When Jared Koenig came to his first trail volunteer day when Red Grade was little more than a few scratches on the mountain, he never imagined he’d be leading Sheridan Community Land Trust’s recreation program one day. Koenig was [...]
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.
