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25 | Nov | '19
Yvonne Kraus
US Forest Service Superintendent Rodney Smoldon recently issued a Final Decision Notice on the controversial and long-overdue Colville National Forest Management Plan Revision.
25 | Nov | '19
Yvonne Kraus
A significant portion of my fall was dominated by e-MTB advocacy work. Choosing whether to engage in the issue or not wasn’t an option as this growing segment of our sport is demanding more energy and resources to ensure its sustainable entry to trails.
25 | Nov | '19
Ian Terry
Who will be riding trails 20 years from now? What land use and technology issues will mountain bikers face? Should Evergreen focus on flow trails or tech trails? Machine built or handbuilt?
Nearly 200 avid riders took a stab at questions like these at Evergreen’s annual Member Meeting held Tuesday, November 12 in Issaquah.
22 | Nov | '19
Patrick Walker
Give 20 for Trails!
This #GivingTuesday, December 3rd we are asking 1,000 riders to give $20 for trails!
2020 is going to be another huge year for new trails in Washington. Evergreen in on track to build another 40 miles of trail with an expense of over $2 million. We need to raise $120,000 before December 31st to make sure our cash reserves are in good shape to start the 2020 build season.
17 | Oct | '19
Ian Terry
Over 2,800’ of shuttle access vertical is now possible in Washington.
Beginning October 19, the new North Mountain trail system in Darrington is complete, officially open and ready to ride!
09 | Oct | '19
Bryan Connolly
Hello Washington!
As some of you already know, I have taken a six-week work sabbatical to pursue an opportunity to build alpine trails in Switzerland.
23 | Aug | '19
Ian Terry
When did you join Evergreen?
And, more importantly, why?
26 | Jun | '19
Patrick Walker
"I See Shred People!"
A quick scan of trail opportunities on TrailForks tells the story of riding in Vancouver, WA.
Compared to other regions in the state it looks fairly thin, and it’s a good distance from home for most. There aren’t a lot of places to ride nearby, but for those willing to make the commute (45 min) from Vancouver or Portland, the Yacolt Burn State Forest holds “epic views, leg burning grinds and hero dirt all year”.
23 | Jun | '19
Patrick Walker
30+ Miles of new trail gets the green light!
On May 8th, 2019 we asked you to Give Big to help build 31 new trail miles across the state.