Join us for our annual Butterfield Canyon Cleanup on Saturday May 18th at 8 am! Bring your family and friends as we remove litter, graffiti, and do trail work.
Join us on May 18th for our annual cleanup of Butterfield Canyon. This year we will be meeting at the new Butterfield Trailhead to remove litter, cover graffiti, remove invasive weeds, and work on some other projects to improve the trails.
Salt Lake County, in partnership with cities on the west side of Salt Lake County, is conducting a study of the waterways leading from the Oquirrh Mountains in the southwest corner of the valley.
A recap for our work to preserve the Oquirrh Mountains in 2023 and a look forward to plans for 2024.
Join us on Saturday September 30th to hike, run, bike, or ride the new Butterfield trails for a scavenger hunt to win prizes. From 9 am to 1 pm we will have a table set up with prizes for those that get out and discover these new trails.
On August 31st leaders from Salt Lake County, Rio Tinto and the Bureau of Land Management met in the shade of Oquirrh oak trees to cut the ribbon on a new system of trails. 16 miles of trails have been added near the mouth of Butterfield Canyon. The process to get these trails approved and built has taken several years but has been well worth the wait.
The official trail map for the new Butterfield Trail system has been published by Salt Lake County and is accessible here
We are so excited to have new trails opening in the Oquirrhs this week. Salt Lake […]
Join us this Saturday, February 11th for the annual Oquirrh Ultra Challenge. This self supported trail […]