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NEW Multi-UseTrail Opened May 23, 2009
Grand Teton National Park Superintendent Mary Gibson Scott announced that the new multi-use pathway, that parallels the Teton Park Road from Dornan’s to South Jenny Lake, opened for public use on Saturday, May 23, 2009. Starting Memorial Day weekend, park visitors and local residents can use the eight-mile-long pathway as an alternate recreational route between the Moose area and South Jenny Lake.

As the new multi-use pathway begins its first year of operation, visitors and local residents will have a unique opportunity to enjoy an area of the park not previously used in such a concentrated way.
PLEASE*** To use the pathway, park on the side of the access road. Our parking lot is needed to patrons using the Dornans facilities.
Thanks for your cooperation!

REMEMBER: When exiting the pathway, to dismount and walk your bike through the parking lot, traffic interaction should be a concern.

To help different types of users safely enjoy the pathway-- and avoid disturbing wildlife-- bicyclists, hikers, inline skaters and other users will be encouraged to follow some basic rules of courtesy and safety:

* Respect the rights of others
* Ride single file and stay on the right side of the pathway
* Observe bicycle speeds that are reasonable to the numbers and safety of other users
* Use a bell, whistle or voice whenever passing others
* Wear appropriate protective equipment such as helmets and pads
* Don’t use motorized vehicles (except wheelchairs and other mobility impaired devices)
* Be bear aware and maintain a safe distance from all wildlife
* Obey the sunset to sunrise closure for protection of park wildlife.

REMEMBER, if you bike, walk, rollerblade, skateski into the park using the Multi-Use Trail, it is free, as opposed to the $25 it costs to drive in. Many wonderful thanks to Grand Teton National Park for allowing us all to use this wonderful new pathway.

The Grand Teton National Park bike trail begins at Dornan's...
The Grand Teton National Park bike trail begins at Dornan's...
...and ends at Dornan's! Time for lunch!
...and ends at Dornan's! Time for lunch!

We'll Help You Plan Your Next Teton Adventure
At Adventure Sports, we're dedicated to helping you plan and equip for your adventures around Jackson Hole. After 23 years, we can help you gear up for paddling crystal-clear lakes, biking remote mountain trails, and planning a day your family will never forget.

The best way to see Jackson Hole and its wild inhabitants is to get outside, so come visit us and we'll rent you the equipment you need, and point you in the right direction. The rest is up to you!!

We are open for the summer season.
So stop by to see Fred, Taylor, Heath, and a few new faces!!

***2009 ADVENTURE SPORTS STIMULATING BAILOUT***
BENEFITS:
25% off of MSRP for one mountain bike and one road bike for the 2009 season
25% off of MSRP on non-sale accessories for the 2009 season
$5 tune-ups on any bike for the 2009 season / parts are NOT included in tune-up price, but 25% off of MSRP on parts
COST:
A $49 one time buy-in lets you use any or all of these benefits for the 2009 season.

Mary Gibson Scott just announced that the Multi-use pathway in Grand Teton National Park opened for public use on Saturday, May 23rd. This is an eight mile trail which begins at Dornans and goes to the Jenny Lake store parking area. At this time, anyone using the Multi-use pathway will have free admission into this wonderful National Park.

We'll Help You Plan Your Next Teton Adventure
We'll Help You Plan Your Next Teton Adventure

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