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School on the weekend? Who would sign up for that? Actually, over 30 people decided to dedicate their saturday to learning the process of building trails and decided that it was their best day at school ever! (I mean, we can only assume)
Do you ride the Japanese Gulch area? Or do you want to see continued MTB access near Mukilteo?
The City of Mukilteo will be presenting alternatives for the use of Japanese Gulch, and this will impact area mountain biking.
Are you a runner who wants to race a great course while helping out Evergreen?
Then it's time to sign up for the Run Like the Wind Running Festival April 26!
It hasn’t happened yet, but it could—and the mountain bike community needs your voice to ensure it doesn’t. The City of Seattle is currently developing its policy for Natural Areas and Greenbelts and without your input, we could see these areas permanently closed to bikes on unpaved trails.
It may sound like an infomercial—“this ride comes with sagebrush single track, towering basalt columns, and sunken lakes standard—all for a limited time only!”—but it’s actually true. Ancient Lake has a relatively small perfect-ride window and it’s open right now.
That’s what The Nature Conservancy is considering as they decide how to manage the land they’ve just purchased from Plum Creek Timber Company. With such an opportunity for recreation and conservation, they’d like to know how you would enjoy this land.
And as mountain bikers, we could enjoy it a lot. And you may not know that some of us already do.
Spokane's Evergreen East will be raising construction funds one of the best ways they know how--with beer and awesome silent auction items. Join us Friday, March 27 from 6 - 9pm at the Rocket Market for a fun fundraising evening with your fellow mountain bikers.
Interested in trail building? Want to improve your existing trail building skills and knowledge? Come learn techniques and details you need to know to build awesome and sustainable mountain biking trails!
Our professional trail builders will provide the insight and technical knowledge necessary to build the best mountain bike trails.
Last week Evergreen MTB presented at the 2015 Youth Bike Summit, hosted by Bike Works in Seattle. We were excited to be a part of the Summit for its first year away from its original New York location. Taking part in any conference that has 425 attendees from 28 states is something to be excited about, but the youthful energy at the conference made the day particularly special.