Trail Conditions

The most up to date trail conditions are listed below. We depend on users to be our eyes and ears on the trail – please send any information on trail conditions to info@whitefishlegacy.org.

*Note:  The trail is vulnerable to damage during wet and muddy conditions. Riding horses and bikes on water logged and soft trails can create ruts that channel water and lead to excessive erosion. All trail users are urged to avoid using the trail when muddy conditions exist.

Wasn’t last weekend’s soaking rain storm the best? Our local lands were given a short-lived break from the heat as… Read more »

May brought beneficial rains to NW Montana which inspired a flourish of plant growth and wildflower blooms on the Whitefish… Read more »

Spring has sprung! Larch needles have stretched out in bright green, morel mushrooms are pushing up through the dirt, and… Read more »

The Whitefish Trail is open for business! Below average valley snowpack and above average March temperatures have quickly melted snow… Read more »

Who is ready for spring? With an average temperature of 20.9 degrees, February was the 6th coldest on record in… Read more »