GRAND OPENING CELEBRATION – SAT. July 17, 2010

Posted on July 7th, 2010 by admin
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Please join us for the Whitefish Trail Grand Opening on Saturday, July 17, 2010. The ribbon cutting ceremony will be held at the Lion Mtn. Trailhead at 9:30am, the ‘landmark hunt’ will be set up all day on the trail, and the Family Dance Party will be happening in Depot Park starting at 4pm! Please come celebrate this fabulous trail and all our hard work getting here. See you next Saturday!

Western Governors coming to the Whitefish Trail…

Posted on June 22nd, 2010 by admin
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The Western Governers Annual Meeting is being held in Whitefish Sunday, June 27, 2010 – Tuesday June 29, 2010. We are honored that the Whitefish Trail will be part of their annual meeting. Governors, dignitaries and their support staff will have opporunities to enjoy the Flathead’s scenic vistas. The Western Governors’ Association [...]

RTP Grant – Letters of Support NEEDED…

Posted on June 8th, 2010 by admin
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Whitefish Legacy Partners and the City of Whitefish is submitting a grant proposal to Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks Recreation Trails Program requesting funding to continue building the Whitefish Trail (the Trail Runs Through It) under the Special Project Set-Aside Account. The requested funding for the Whitefish Trail will provide a major catalyst to [...]

Conservation Working Group Survey - WE WANT YOUR INPUT before July 30, 2010!

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The Revenue, Recreation and Conservation Core Working Group would like to hear from you. Help shape implementation strategies initiated in the Whitefish Neighborhood Plan (2004). The "NEXT STEP" must harness the creative energy of community and local representatives to be successful. Learn more and follow our progress on the Legacy page.

The TRAIL RUNS THROUGH IT is now the Whitefish Trail

The WHITEFISH TRAIL is the new name and living summary of the the Trail Runs Through It project. The Trail Runs Through It has brought together conservation groups, the City of Whitefish, private landowners, state and federal public land managers, and more than 100 volunteers and is proud to now be known as THE WHITEFISH TRAIL.