Methow Chapter

From rugged alpine singletrack to modern flow trails, the Methow Valley features one of the most diverse and extensive trail systems in Washington. Evergreen’s Methow Chapter is an all-volunteer council that works in partnership with the U.S. Forest Service and other land managers to envision and steward a growing network of mountain bike and multiuse trails sought out by riders from around the region. The chapter’s professional trail staff and dedicated volunteers work throughout the season to expand the trail system, maintain existing tread and rehabilitate the area’s extensive backcountry networks. Support from the Methow riding community is vital to this effort. Join the team and dig, donate or become an Evergreen member today.

Report a trail issue
The Methow Chapter’s trail crew monitors Trailforks. Please submit reports of downed trees, washouts and other issues through the Trailforks app or website. It helps to include a photo and the approximate diameter of a tree so our crew can bring appropriate tools.

Upcoming Dig Days
This season we're holding volunteer Dig Days every week from April until October, alternating between Saturdays and Wednesdays. Pre-registration is required so we can bring appropriate tools and supplies; full details for each day at the links below.
April 19, 2025 at Sun Mountain
April 23, 2025 at Sun Mountain
May 3, 2025 at Sun Mountain
May 7, 2025 at Sun Mountain
May 17, 2025 at Sun Mountain
May 21, 2025 at Loup Loup
May 31, 2025 at Loup Loup

Ritual Film Tour and Spring Kick-off - May 9, 2025
To celebrate the new season with our riding community we're bringing the Ritual Mountain Bike Film Tour to Winthrop. All proceeds will go towards trail building and maintenance to help alleviate the shortfall related to the Methow Valley Ranger District budget cuts. Doors at The Barn open at 6pm with a state-of-our trails update from Evergreen at 6:30 and films at 7. We will also have OSB beer for purchase and a raffle with great prizes.
Purchase tickets here