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03 | May | '24
Liz Lunderman
Just imagine…
29 | Apr | '24
Jarrett Ziemer
The pump tracks get a refresh, Jubulani gets a refresh, 12 Step gets a refresh, and Semper gets a refresh! Big Tree gets a refresh! Everyone gets a refresh! But only if you GiveBig this May 7th and 8th, 2024!
23 | Apr | '24
Vivika Stamolis
It's time for you to GIVE BIG so we can DIG BIG! Over the years, our GiveBig donors have built 100's of miles of new trails. Can we count on you to donate to GiveBig this year to make sure these projects happen?
05 | Apr | '24
Vivika Stamolis
The I-5 Colonnade – the City of Seattle's first-ever urban mountain bike skills park (and one of the first in the nation!) that we designed and built nearly two decades ago starting in 2005 and debuting in 2007.
03 | Apr | '24
Liz Lunderman
Sunshine burned off morning fog on the Raging River parking lot as more than one hundred volunteers, trail builders, and vendors gathered for Evergreen's first annual Spring Fling.
02 | Apr | '24
Vivika Stamolis
Less than an hour's drive from Vancouver, Washington, lies Cold Creek, a trail in the Southwest Chapter, known for its challenging climbs, exhilarating descents, and breathtaking views. Cold Creek is the most heavily biked section of the Tarbell trail system, and is distinctive enough from the rest of the system that it deserves its own guide and write up.
28 | Mar | '24
Jarrett Ziemer
With the 2024 Spring Riding Season underway and the weather on our side, we at Evergreen thought it would be a good idea to catch up on what it means to be safe out on the trails.
20 | Mar | '24
Liz Lunderman
Calling all female-identifying folk who are looking to join Evergreen and Red Bull for two action packed days of shaping trails, riding bikes, and celebrating the community of 60+ female and non-binary amidst the mountain giants of the North Cascades in Darrington, WA for Shovel & Shred 2024 presented by Red Bull.
20 | Mar | '24
Yvonne Kraus
Spring brings promising change to our trails and outdoor adventures. This year, spring also brings a solid dose of change and transition to Evergreen: I am transitioning away from Executive Director, making space for the blossoming of new leadership, new ideas, and new project strategies for the mountain bike community in Washington.