Providing open space, clean water,
& public access in the Laramie foothills
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2026 Happenings:
Trail Maintenance: The dry winter left very little moisture in the soil on Pilot Hill. Because of this, some of the grade reversals (dirt mounds) we have added to several trails to mitigate future erosion, may seem overly large. As we receive summer rain and as users ride and run over these dirt berms, they will pack down. In the meantime, take it slow if you are exploring a trail that you have not been on this season. We have also re-routed sections of several trails that were unsustainable. Please help nature heal the old portions of trail that we have closed for reclamation by following the newly designated route.
PLEASE be vigilant about picking up dog waste to help protect our sensitive Casper aquifer recharge area.
Predator Alert: Pilot Hill is home to a large variety of wildlife including predators and animals who will protect their young if they feel threatened. This includes Moose, Mountain Lion, Bear and Coyote (who will try to lure dogs away from their humans). If you encounter one of our wild residents, do not run, but rather make yourself as large as possible and slowly back away, giving the animals space and time to also move away.
Trailhead: The Pilot Hill trailhead will be open soon with a GRAND OPENING, COMMUNITY CELEBRATION planned for JULY 22nd! Located at 3909 Willett Dr., this trailhead promises to become a favorite place for local gatherings, picnics and educational fieldtrips, and will serve our community of trail runners, hikers, bikers and horse riders as they launch and end their adventures on Pilot Hill. Plan now to join us for an evening of delicious BBQ & brews, great live music by The Two Tracks, and to celebrate our amazing community of supporters! More details here
Photo credit: Robert Kirkwood


