Shovel & Shred presented by Red Bull

No diggity, no doubt this is THE femme dig event of the year!

Women and femme identifying folks are invited to dig alongside Evergreen trail builders and Red Bull Athletes for a day of bringing together the MTB community. To put it simply: we will dig, ride and chill. 

WHAT: SHOVEL & SHRED presented by Red Bull, a day of community and trail building with the women's mountain bike community.
WHEN: Saturday May 20th, 8:00 AM - 6:00 PM, optional 7 PM après animal themed dance party.
WHERE: Moe’s Cafe and North Mountain, Darrington WA.
CAMPING*: Is optional. We highly recommend camping Saturday night to enjoy the après, animal themed dance party. See below for camping recommendations.

SHOVEL: You will start the day with trail maintenance, led by our Evergreen trail builders and Red Bull athletes. We'll be digging on North Mountains Skills Park, which needs maintenance and feature reconstruction. The community asked and we are bringing all 60 of you together to make it happen! 

SHRED: After a filling lunch at Moe’s Cafe, you will throw on the bike gear and hop in the vans with Huckwagons to shuttle the trails you fixed up on North Mountain with a bunch of rad women! There are a few options of trail from “spicy blue” to “spicy black”, sign-ups will be run the day-of. Due to the length of the access road, we can offer one shuttle ride per person, with the option to pedal up for another hot lap!
 

CHILL: As any ride seems incomplete without an après session, we will provide drinks and a place to hang, post shredding where you can reflect on the day, high-five the accomplishments, and connect for future greatness! Dinner is not included, however Darrington offers great places to dine or cook your own meal at your campsite!

We are really excited for the day and we have great support from Red Bull, Moe’s Cafe, OneUp Components, Sacred Rides, Miir, Huckwagons MTB Shuttle Trailer and many more. We will have a photographer on-site to capture the epic fun throughout the day!

*Camping: We recommend supporting the community by booking a campsite at Whitehorse campground. If you are looking for alternative camping options please reach out to Liz Lunderman at .

For all event questions, please contact Liz Lunderman at .