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If you’ve ridden the Methow valley, you know what fantastic trail potential exists there. With the hard work of Evergreen Methow and their partners, we’re one step closer to even better riding in a fantastic trail town.  If you live in the Methow, or visit to ride, please take a moment to write to District Ranger Mike Liu to voice your support for more trail variety to serve the diverse riders now traveling to the Methow Valley to recreate. A sample letter can be found in the link—it’s even better when you personalize with your own riding experience! Click below to learn more from Evergreen Methow Chapter President Dave Acheson:  

Not familiar with the Darrington Project? Click here! From our partners at DNR: DNR is opening 4.5 miles of new mountain bike trail, with more trail to come, in our new North Mountain Bike Skills Area an hour's drive of Everett. The new trails just outside of Darrington provide opportunities for family friendly, skill-building riding across a variety of loop and other trail options. skill-building riding across a variety of loop and other trail options. This portion of the future trail system has been designed to provide year-round enjoyment. 

You continue to blow us away with your incredible support for Washington Trails—and the future riders of Alpine Baldy thank all of you who GaveBig!    Last May we asked to you make history—to contribute to a fully self-funded project to build an extension to our Alpine Baldy Trail and turn it from and out-and-back into a loop trail. And now, thanks to you,  we’re breaking ground this month!  

More bikes, more fun, and more activities than ever before—if you joined us at the 2017 Evergreen Mountain Bike Festival this year, you know what we’re talking about! Early-morning drizzle couldn’t keep the crowds away as over 3,000+ riders, families, and first-time Duthie visitors showed up to demo the largest number of bike fleets yet—and set records while doing it!