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04 | Mar | '25
Vivika Stamolis
This week's trail highlight featuring Lower Springboard in the Lord Hill trail system is brought to you by Tom Valenti, Evergreen Member for over 10 years, and top contributor to our Ride Reports. He knows how to match a great ride with a great song. Get ready to sing along and get the scoop on beginner trail Lower Springboard at Lord Hill!
03 | Mar | '25
Vivika Stamolis
This guide is always evolving and was last updated on 3/3/2025. If you have suggestions for additions or modifications to the guide, please contact us.
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03 | Mar | '25
Vivika Stamolis
This one's for the kiddos!
25 | Feb | '25
Vivika Stamolis
This week's trail highlight comes from Tom Vale, Evergreen Member for over 10 years, and top contributor to our Ride Reports. He has recently begun writing his reports in tune to songs we know and love. Call it a Ride Report Remix. Keep reading to sing the song with us and get the scoop on the North Mountain Skills Park!
12 | Feb | '25
Kristen McCune
With over 100 instructors statewide, the Evergreen team is dedicated to helping riders of all ages build confidence and skills on the trail. Certified through Evergreen’s Instructor Certification Program, they create fun, progressive learning experiences for every level.
Education Director Kristen McCune caught up with Dirt Camp Coach Aria Knutson to get the scoop on coaching and biking with Evergreen:
11 | Feb | '25
Vivika Stamolis
It's Trail Tuesday featuring the winter fatbiking trail Crazy Eights at Pearrygin State Park in the Methow!
28 | Jan | '25
Vivika Stamolis
Airport Escalator is a 1.6-mile green/beginner trail at Beacon Hill/Camp Sekani in the East Chapter.
14 | Jan | '25
Vivika Stamolis
It’s Trail Tuesday featuring Yellow Jacket, a winter-friendly fat biking trail in Squilchuck State Park in the Central Chapter.
07 | Jan | '25
Kristen McCune
Evergreen has over 100 instructors around the state teaching classes and youth camps!
These instructors are trained through Evergreen's Instructor Certification Program, and qualified to progress students through fundamentals and advanced skills in progressive, trail-focused, and fun class environments.
Read on to hear a bit more about our education program from our Volunteer Instructor of the month, Brian Kilpatrick!