Trail Updates
Our Scratchgravel Stance—PPLT Submits Balanced-Use Suggestion in BLM Recreation Area
November 23rd, 2020
Where there’s recreation and conservation, PPLT makes your voice heard. As the BLM looks to streamline management in the Scratchgravel Hills, PPLT outlines our goal - excerpt from fall 2020 newsletter.
PPLT Goes to Washington for Community Partnership Award
December 9th, 2019
In December of 2019 PPLT received a 2019 Army Community Partnership Award at the Pentagon's Hall of Heroes.
LEGRANDE FINALE
August 19th, 2019
PPLT COMPLETES PROTECTION OF LEGRANDE CANNON RECREATION AREA - an excerpt from PPLT's 2019 Summer Newsletter.
Support the Tradition of Montana’s Outdoors
March 26th, 2019
Learn why Prickly Pear Land Trust is a proponent of SB 24 -– a simple, practical step toward maintaining the lands we depend on for work and play.
Letter to the Trail Community from PPLT’s Board of Directors
November 27th, 2018
PPLT connects people to the land in all ways: on a horse, bike, your own feet, in a wheelchair, running, or playing with your children.
Nuggets from Helena: ‘Go all, and go often’: The lure of Mt. Helena
August 20th, 2018
Restoration and preservation — these words get batted around a lot these days, and they usually require significant effort from those who want to save threatened buildings or landscapes from destruction.
Make trails while the sun shines!
July 14th, 2018
A trail report of some of our Summer 2018 trail improvements and updates.
Sevenmile Wetland Construction
May 2nd, 2018
The restoration on PPLT's Sevenmile Creek property is once again underway.
Construction on West Main Road Started Today
April 29th, 2018
Due to reconstruction of West Main, trails marked in red have no access back to downtown from April 30, 2018 through September 2018. Please seek alternate routes. Thank you! Questions: 406-442-0490
New study shows use and economic impact of Helena’s South Hills trail system
March 4th, 2018
Helena’s South Hills trail system is often pointed to as a major attraction and economic influence, and now a study released last week provides some hard data to show just how many locals and visitors hike, run and bike the trails.
