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In September, we reach out and ask mountain bikers to join Evergreen. And sometimes, someone, somewhere, responds by sharing their own story of how they got involved with Washington's mountain bike community. Check out Michelle's inspiring story and, if you haven't already, be sure to become an Evergreen Member!
New for 2020, we’re excited to host the Take A Kid Mountain Biking Day Virtual Challenge, facilitated by our friends at Compass Outdoor Adventures.
What's Happening On The Trails?
We asked each Evergreen Chapter President to share some insight into what's new in their region.
The following article was produced and sponsored by Cameron Schick, MD and the team at Proliance Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine:
Mountain biking is an adrenaline pumping, fast-paced, feel-alive kind of a sport. As a surgeon who actively treats mountain bikers (from weekend warriors to the elite and everything in-between), I’ve experienced the passion riders have for their sport. As an avid mountain biker myself, I understand the love for the ride firsthand.
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This guide is always evolving and was last updated on 9/3/2020. If you have suggestions for additions or modifications to the guide, please contact us.
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New Trails, Happy Washington Trails Day!
Evergreen Mountain Bike Alliance and the Department of Natural Resources complete Phase II of the Raging River Trail Network; adding 7+ miles of trails.
Building Resilience on Two Wheels
The new YKA (you kick ass) Ride Series is introducing mountain biking to women who have experienced abuse.
The 2020 Dirty Dozen
Twelve Washington trails that should be on your short list for this year's ride season.
We, the Evergreen Mountain Bike Alliance, are angry and frustrated with ongoing racial injustice. We're channeling that energy into diversifying our perspective on what it's like to experience the outdoors as a person of color. Ultimately, we know that engaging in this work means nothing though without future concrete action. We’re in it for the long haul.