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05 | Sep | '14
EMBA Webmaster
Our new Trail Guide is now your definitive source for information about Washington singletrack. The Trail Guide replaces our venerable trail wiki with…
New trails, more GPS tracks, and embedded video
Mobile-friendly, Smartphone functionality
Evergreen recommended “Premium” trails are separately searchable
GeoPDF maps for trails as they become available
“Trail Finder” view showing thumbnail trail images and key stats
Update the Trail Guide and win cool prizes!
The Trail Guide relies on user-generated content. So we need your help updating our trails listings and info. Post your best new trails or polished trip reports in August and you could win sweet shwag in our drawing at the end of the month.
FYI, if you had an account on the wiki, you do need to set up a new account on the Trail Guide.
05 | Sep | '14
EMBA Webmaster
A weekend of epic rides, women’s ride clinics, and family fun is waiting for you at the 3rd annual Cold Creek Experience! You asked and Cold Creek delivered with an even bigger festival this year!
What’s better than a shuttled ride down beautiful Yacolt trails to a cool swimming hole? How about new family events, a chance to test your skills at a women’s clinic, and post-ride food and drinks with your fellow riders!
So join us for an all-ages-and-abilities weekend of fun! Shuttles sell out every year, so be sure to get yours now—click below for more registration information and we’ll see you there!
05 | Sep | '14
EMBA Webmaster
The lands managed by the Department of Natural Resources (DNR) are laced with hundreds of miles of mountain biking trails. In response to legislation that Evergreen was instrumental in influencing and passing, theDNR is now required to develop new guidelines for the management of these trails.
Many of the goals and objectives that DNR set for the Recreational Trail Policy remain unclear, but what is certain is that it has enormous implications for the way agency trails are developed, maintained, and used around the state.
As part of the process of developing the new policy, DNR will be asking for public input through a series of public meetings and will form an advisory committee that will include Evergreen.
This is a critical opportunity to work with DNR in a way that enhances the future of mountain biking in Washington. Let’s make sure that your voice is heard! The dates for open houses are listed below. Find one in your area and make an impact by attending.
Here are some points you might consider making to DNR: