Build the Heber Halo
Our #1 priority right now
The Heber Halo represents one of WTF's long term strategic priorities: a backcountry loop connecting the existing singletrack, backcountry trails throughout the Heber Valley. Beyond adding miles of trail for people to recreate on, it is also designed to bring backcountry trail access closer to every community in Wasatch County.
Phase 1 of the Heber Halo, a roughly 25-mile mid-slope connector trail links Pine Canyon (more specifically the Maple Grove Trail) to the Deer Creek Trail. This segment is more than the project’s first major phase, it is a keystone trail that will physically and experientially tie communities to the overall trail system, including Midway and Charleston cities.
Keep the crew on the trail
With more than 275 miles of backcountry trails in the Heber Valley, and more coming online every year, maintaining our trail system is more important than ever.
From fixing drainage and erosion to clearing downed trees and repairing washed out sections, regular maintenance keeps our trails safe, sustainable, and ready to ride for years to come.
Build for show, maintain to save dough! Help us protect the Wasatch County trail system!
More projects in the works
Heber Halo is where our attention is this season, but it's not the whole story. Here's everything else on the build list. Donate to the projects that matter most to you.
Build Upper WHOA Trail
This new section will extend up the mountain and complement the raw, rowdy feel of the existing WHOA Trail for riders looking for a longer DH ride. We anticipate starting construction in the next year or two. Help us make it happen!
Support RAD DH Trails
Do you like WHOA and Wowza? Let's build more! Donate to help build features that make the gnarliest terrain in the Wasatch ridable.
Dutch Hollow to Deer Valley East Village
We envision this connection somewhere near Dutch Canyon Road and Flatline, trails that already reach out toward DV East, tying together 20+ miles in Dutch Hollow to a brand new riding area.
Make a one-time donation
Every donation goes straight to the dirt. Any bit helps.