Sam Hochhalter and Austin Waisanen from Friends of Shoshone Trails will walk us through the new recreation area on Dead Indian Hill - the groomed trail network that just opened this winter for nordic skiing, fat tire biking, and snowshoeing.

The area sits 30 minutes from Cody near the Chief Joseph Highway, with nearly 5 miles of groomed roads at elevations from 7,700 to 8,600 feet. You can ski with views of Sunlight Peak, the Beartooths, Cloud Peak, and the Pryors.

Sam will cover what's open now, what the summer trail plans look like, and where the project stands in the federal approval process. If you've been looking for a close-to-home alternative to Wood River or Pahaska, or you want to know how this could expand into a bigger trail system, this is your chance to hear it directly and ask questions.

This presentation is part of our weekly Pint Night series. Every Thursday, we offer complimentary beer or non-alcoholic beverages to anyone with a Sunlight pint glass. Don't have one yet? You can purchase a limited-edition glass at the event - 100% of the proceeds go directly to one of our five local nonprofit partners that get kids outside. Since 2010, Pint Nights have helped contribute over $700,000 to youth outdoor programs in northwest Wyoming.