Utahns first envisioned the 250-mile Bonneville Shoreline Trail in the early 1990s. How have we progressed building it since then? Join us as we hike the entire trail to evaluate the State of the BST and learn what we can all do to help it along.
Our newest release is Episode 23, where we finish our sojourn through Davis County, and Season 2, on a beautiful March day in the well-established trail through Kaysville and Layton, with more bridges over pretty little creeks, more great views, along with more gravel pits and shooting ranges. We end up in South Weber trying to figure out how the trail is going to cross I-84, the Weber River, US-89, and the railroad tracks.
BST Status Report
It took a couple months to complete, but the 2022 Bonneville Shoreline Trail Status Report is out, detailing the current state of each segment of the trail, highlighting the dozens of projects that have been completed over the past couple years (including over 30 miles of new trail!), and what we are expecting in the near future. Check it out!
New Merch!
We just completed a beautiful poster map showing a panorama of the current status of the trail, set in its urban and mountain landscape. Buy your copy today from my store on Zazzle; half of all proceeds will go directly to purchasing additional BST trail markers and signs.
