Photo: Wasatch Trails Foundation.

WASATCH BACK, Utah — The Wasatch Trails Foundation (WTF) has a packed schedule this month, including opening Wasatch County’s first asphalt pump track, with events ranging from trail maintenance days to a grand opening, giving outdoor enthusiasts plenty of ways to get involved.

Dig and shuttle days with Thule

June 4 is Dig Day. WTF is paying it back to the trails by giving a few hours of time and work on the epic WHOA trail. Just bring yourself and a willing attitude, and they’ll provide the tools, snacks, water, and SWAG.

On June 5, WTF and Thule team up for an all-day shuttle ride featuring seven hours of laps on some of the best trails in Wasatch County. Laps will be led by Eric Porter, a professional mountain biker and Thule ambassador. Riders can show up anytime between 11 a.m. and 6:30 p.m. at the Pine Canyon Bike Park lot.

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Attendees at either event can enter a raffle for a chance to win a Thule ReVert bike rack, along with other giveaways. Thule will also donate $5 to the Wasatch Trails Foundation for every sign-up.

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SUMMER FEST | Free Fishing and National Trails Day

WTF joins local vendors at Wasatch Mountain State Park for a free, family-friendly celebration in honor of National Trails Day.

The day opens with a trail maintenance session from 9 to 11:30 a.m. at the Phosphate Lot. From 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., the party moves to the Wasatch Mountain State Park Visitor Center, where attendees can enjoy a food truck, live music, birds of prey demonstrations, fishing, fat tire bike rentals, archery, cornhole, giveaways and environmental education activities. Bikes are welcome.

Members-only WOWZA sneak peek, June 13

WTF members get an exclusive early look at the WOWZA trail before it opens to the public. The ride includes a behind-the-scenes look at the multi-year project, which involved collaboration with Mountain Trails Foundation, Park City Municipal, Utah Open Lands and other stakeholders. Registration information is available online.

Not a member? No problem, you can still sign up.

Women’s Wednesday rides with WomenMTB

WTF and WomenMTB are hosting the latest installment of their after-work ride series, Women’s Wednesday Rides, open to women and gender-fluid individuals. The series explores different trail areas throughout Wasatch County. Registration details are available via the WTF event page.

The Barn Deli at Jordanelle Ridge grand opening, June 20

WTF will be among the vendors on hand for the grand opening of The Barn Deli at Jordanelle Ridge , located at 2013 N. Coyote Canyon Parkway in Heber City. The event runs from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. and includes games, food, community activities and a bingo game featuring local organizations, with prizes for completed cards.