Blog
06 | Jun | '18
Ian Terry
June 9: 9am-5pm | June 10:10am-3pm
Bikes, Events, and Prizes!
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What’s your demo plan?
31 | May | '18
Bryan Rivard
Clearing passes, demos, guided rides, and clinics—they all have one thing in common: they require a waiver!
But what happens if you and your younger rider aren’t showing up together? Do they have to sit and wait for you? Fortunately, no!
30 | May | '18
Ian Terry
Two days of bikes, events, and fun: Your ticket is waiting for you now.
How is it already Evergreen Bike Festival time?
We’re STOKED to bring you and your family Washington’s largest, all-abilities, mountain biking extravaganza—but it snuck up on us with all the statewide projects!
22 | May | '18
Bryan Rivard
Did you miss the party? You can still check out the trails!
21 | May | '18
Bryan Rivard
Last weekend held extreme highs and lows for bikers in the Snoqualmie Valley. The opening celebration for the Raging River trail system introduced hundreds of mountain bikers to 17 miles of new riding opportunities. But overshadowing the day was a tragic cougar attack that claimed the life of S. J. Brooks and seriously injured Isaac Sederbaum.
The outpouring of grief and concern over this loss speaks to the personal connections that make up the core of our community.
17 | May | '18
Bryan Rivard
Shuttles, demos, and the partners who made it happen.
(PLUS: Chainline Brewing Co's Raging River IPA debut!)
"Cool sticker."-all your envious friends
Join the Raging River Opening celebration THIS Saturday (5/19 - 9:30-4:30pm) with Evergreen, DNR, MTS Greenway, and Commissioner of Public Lands Hilary Franz.
This family-friendly event has options for all-levels of riders (beginner, intermediate, and advanced)--shuttle tickets are sold out, but trails will be open for pedaling, so you're covered!
14 | May | '18
Ian Terry
Members like you make Washington MTB awesome.
You’re part of a passionate community supporting epic trails through stunning terrain—wherever you are in the state.
Here’s a virtual high five from our team and Board for your GiveBig donation to open new trails!
And once in a while we aim high but don’t quite make it. And this time we’ve funded an amazing 60% of our historic goal—but we’ve still got 40% to go! I know this is a big ask, but with hundreds of thousands of riders in our state we know this is doable.
So why stop at 30 miles when we could be delivering you 65? Did you miss the opportunity to give? Or would you like to give more? Help us meet our goal and get ALL 65 trail miles and projects going THIS year.
You’ve encouraged us to continue because one thing is clear—our community STILL funded the biggest GiveBig ever. That’s an amazing accomplishment.
But as mountain bikers, we’re nothing if not stubborn. Come be stubborn too and help finish what we’ve started. Can you help make our last 56K happen by midnight Wednesday? I wouldn’t sleep well if I didn’t at least try!
I'm stubborn and proud!
A big year calls for a big ask. Self-funding at this level is new territory for all of us—and this is a rare opportunity.
09 | May | '18
Ian Terry
How much do you love Snickers?
Because for less than the cost of a checkout-line candy bar, you and your fellow members can build a mile of brand new trail. This year.
Imagine what we could do if you really GiveBig.
No joke—if our members donated just $31 each, we’d fund all our projects today--your impact could be huge.
You’ve been calling about Team Epic membership and big matches--this is your chance. Let’s GiveBig, get our friends to GiveBig, and build 65+ more miles of trail now!
We’ve got the green light—we just need the funds by midnight May 9th.
Riders like you from across the state have already scheduled their donations—will your join them now?
Trail Hungry? Don't Wait!
No matter where you live in the state projects are happening for you—and the goal is closer than you think.
If you GiveBig today (and encourage your friends!), you’ll make these projects happen this year:
-Sun Mountain Trail network expansion, Methow Valley: 20 miles
-Completion of climbing trail and the new Ribbed Trail at Ski Hill, Leavenworth: 3 miles
-3 new trails in the Yacolt Burn, Battle Ground: 8 miles
-Tokul trail connections, Fall City: 4 miles
-Camp Sekani skills park and pump track, Spokane.
-New Ride Park at Port Gamble
-Alpine Baldy Phase II, Skykomish: 3 miles
-No. 2 Canyon, Wenatchee: 30 miles (8 miles in 2018)
GiveBig for your new trails!
You have the power and the numbers to create 65 miles of new trail NOW--and this is our last chance--don't let these projects get pushed back!
Donate, GiveBig and share with your friends—your personal impact is much bigger than you think.
TODAY is your day to #BeTheBuilder.
07 | May | '18
Ian Terry
Cool air, hero dirt, and ahead--the perfect ride. Your perfect ride. So you'd turn around and head home, right?
Of course not--that's the chance we daydream about at our desks--and why I'm emailing today.
At this very moment Evergreen is cleared to build 65 NEW trail miles. Those miles ADD to Evergreen's existing projects at Raging, Darrington, Tiger, and Green Mountain. That's potential for over 100 miles to make your own perfect ride.
How ‘bout that--we could have over 100 miles of trail in development!
What does it feel like to build triple-digit mileage? We don't know yet--but with your help today we will. We can only do this work if you GiveBig now—will you help us break into the triple-digit club this year with your donation?
Evergreen chapters are digging into savings to kick-start this work in 2018. They need you to #BeTheBuilder today to span the funding gap.
I'm 100% in for 100 new miles
With your GiveBig donation you'll start these projects this year:
-Sun Mountain Trail network expansion, Methow Valley: 20 miles
-Completion of climbing trail and the new Ribbed Trail at Ski Hill, Leavenworth: 3 miles
-3 new trails in the Yacolt Burn, Battle Ground: 8 miles
-Tokul trail connections, Fall City: 4 miles
-Camp Sekani skills park and pump track, Spokane.
-New Ride Park at Port Gamble
-Alpine Baldy Phase II, Skykomish: 3 miles
-No. 2 Canyon, Wenatchee: 30 miles (8 miles in 2018)
