Blog
12 | Sep | '25
Jesse Cunningham
The U.S. Department of Agriculture is proposing to rescind the Roadless Rule that currently protects over 45 million acres of national forests and grasslands from development, including nearly 2 million acres of U.S. Forest Service managed land in Washington State. Rolling back protections threatens the recreation and conservation values these lands were intended to protect by opening them to future road development, timber harvests, and mining.
10 | Sep | '25
Vivika Stamolis
Words and Photos by Erich Zimmerman, Trail Builder II
03 | Sep | '25
Vivika Stamolis
Looking for a fun outdoor activity for the kids this fall?
How about an adventurous way to introduce your child to mountain biking, or help them connect with new friends in the MTB community?
Mark your calendars: Take A Kid Mountain Biking Day is back on Saturday, October 4, 2025!
01 | Sep | '25
Alexandra Toombs
And this September, during our 2025 Membership Drive (Sept 3–30), we’re encouraging riders like you to join or renew your membership. Because your membership isn’t just a sticker — it’s a movement. Join now.
20 | Aug | '25
Kristen McCune
Behind every Evergreen class and camp is a passionate instructor ready to share their love of riding. Across Washington, over 100 certified instructors teach year-round, helping riders of all ages progress on the bike while keeping the focus on fun and trails. Each month, we highlight one of these dedicated volunteers. We sat down with this month’s spotlight, Taj Patel from the West Sound, to get the scoop!
07 | Aug | '25
Michael McLane
Located in the North Central Region of Washington State on State Route 20 (around milepost 300 for those curious), overlooking the Sanpoil River and nestled between the Okanogan Highlands to the West and the Kettle River Range to the East, sits the historical town of Republic.
30 | Jul | '25
Vivika Stamolis
It’s been a busy year so far in the TCF as we have been completing the last of the Phase 1 tasks and starting work on Phase 2 tasks.
28 | Jul | '25
Michael McLane
Another Kettle Fest has come and gone, leaving behind a trail of memories and camaraderie at the Jungle Hill Campground. This year marked around 20 years of celebration in the Kettle Crest, a tradition that began during the days of the Backcountry Bicycle Trails Club (BBTC).
24 | Jul | '25
Evan Stone
With numerous recent cougar sightings at Duthie Hill and a cougar attack in Olympic national park, we wanted to share some information from the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife about cougars and provide guidance on what to do if you encounter a cougar on your local trails.