2017 Evergreen Mountain Bike Festival
To 06/11/2017 - 5:00 pm
Two Day Event June 10th 9am-5pm and June 11th 9am-5pm
If you ride a mountain bike - or have thought about trying it out - this is the event for you! Enjoy..
What can you expect?
How about demos from 18+ bike manufacturers like Jenson USA, Orbea, Norco, Yeti, Giant, Pivot, Guerrilla Gravity, Liv, and Rocky Mountain Bike (with kids’ sizes too!), a Jump Show sponsored by Sweetlines and Go Huck Yourself, timed pump track runs, beer garden from Schooner Exact Brewing Co, guided rides with Evergreen Instructors, skills clinics from NW Trials, and raffle swag and prizes (like passes to Sun Valley Resort) all day long?
What’s happening each day?
Saturday, June 10, 9-5 pm will be the festival you’ve come to know and love! All the family-friendly activities, raffles, bike giveaways, and demos you expect will take place like usual! If you’re looking for activities and family fun, this is your day.
Sunday, June 11, 9-5 pm is a day—to use an industry term—to demo your face off. We’ll have raffles and prizes, but this is the day for families and riders who want to try out the latest and greatest bikes on the market all day. If you want to demo your legs off, join us on Sunday!
Cost: Free to attend, $10 to demo bikes and participate in activities for Evergreen members ($20 for non-members).
Can I Volunteer? Of course! Volunteers make this event happen and as a thank you, you’ll get a free pass to demo bikes! Sign up Today -http://signup.com/go/
What about parking?
The main Duthie Lot is open, as is and we’ll be using the lot at the Mormon Church on Saturday ONLY (and we must be out by 5 pm). We’ll also have a downloadable parking map available for you early next week.
Questions? Concerns? The most up-to-date information is available on the Festival Page or at our Facebook Event Page. http://
Bring the whole family out for a fun-filled day! Trails will be open to ride, and food and drink will be available for sale, all day long.
All money raised go to help the nonprofit Evergreen Mountain Bike Alliance build and maintain trails, and make Washington the best place to ride.