Washington State Parks is currently working to develop a new plan, and set direction for the next five years and beyond, for our State Parks. They are implementing a strategic planning process to explore options, including a series of public meetings across the state starting May 17th.
It is critical that mountain bikers make a solid showing and let them know we want more bike trails in our State Parks. Please mark your calendar and attend at least one of the meetings.
Get all the details here
Tokul East Now Open for Trail Work
Tokul East logging is finished and you can now start rebuilding trails.
The fine folks at Hancock Timber have informed us that, as of May 5th, it is now safe to go in and start rebuilding trails. Remember, you do need to have a valid, printed access pass to be on Hancock lands (Get your pass here) And yes. They have been checking.
A day pass will also be available on their Website in the next week or two. This is a more affordable option for folks who don’t ride out there frequently. (check their site for prices).
Evergreen is Now Hiring Trails Crew Leaders!
Do you have trail building experience? Are you comfortable leading teams of volunteers? Do you enjoy working outside, and have a passion for mountain biking? Then send in your resume for one of our two, seasonal Trails Crew Leader Positions. Learn more by clicking the links below:
Full-Time Seasonal Backcountry Trails Crew Leader
“Strength in Numbers” Movie Premier in Seattle on Wednesday May 23rd
Join Evergreen Mountain Bike Alliance, Bicycles West, Stevens Pass Bike Park, Trek, Kat Sweet of Sweetlines and more for the premier of the latest movie from Anthill Films, plus a raffle with killer prizes, at The Mountaineers Goodman Hall in Magnuson Park. Doors open at 6:45. Film starts at 7:30. This is an all ages event. Beer and refreshments available.
Tickets on sale now at all Bicycles West stores and online through
Brown Paper Tickets
2012 Mountain Biking Classes and Clinics
May classes are posted! We have classes for adults, women-only, and kids. For rider abilities beginner through intermediate/advanced. Check out the calendar of classes here!
New event just for the Ladies! Come to our Women's Intro to Freeride 1 class with guest coach Kat Sweet of Sweetlines! Check out the details and sign-up here!
Evergreen is more than just a Website with a great guide to riding in Washington…We are the driving force behind mountain biking in Washington.
As the voice of our members, we work with land managers to ensure access to trails. With your help, our volunteers build and repair trails so there’s always somewhere great to ride. Our active weekly rides calendar helps you explore local trails and meet other riders. And we teach mountain biking classes, and sustainable trail building, to kids and adults.
Without Evergreen our trails disappear. Without you there is no Evergreen!
Click on our new video to learn more.
Be an active part of the Evergreen community and "Like" us on Facebook for up-to-date info, action alerts, event details and more.
As an added incentive we're going to be giving away some sweet clothing courtesy of our friends at Sugoi! During the next month we'll be randomly selecting winners from the people that have "Liked" us so you might win cold weather riding gear like an RPM Thermal Jacket or Zap Jacket or other great gear.
Evergreen Trail Guide (aka the Wiki)
Check out our wiki-based trail guide for info on mountain biking trails in Washington. This resource is user-editable and already has the most trail information you can find anywhere. Feel free to add to the site, your input is what makes it great! check it out
Evergreen Staff & Contact Info
Mailing Address
418 NE 72nd St.
Seattle, WA 98115
(206) 524-2900 Directions to office
