Covid Update 12/15/2020:
2019 has been a long year for our community, with unique challenges and opportunities to adept. We want to say thank you for your patience and ask you to continue to respect yours and other’s safety. We have made it through the summer riding season together and for that, we are thankful. Unfortunately, we are not yet in the clear and it appears we have a ways to go before things return to normal. With that, we want to remind our outdoor community, that we must be diligent on remaining safe while enjoying the trails. Please avoid rescues. As we continue through this winter season, trail etiquette and safety is more important than ever. Thank you!

• If You Are Sick, Stay Home
• Know Before You Go – As we transition into winter weather conditions, many trails will not be ridable during periods of freeze thaw. Observe trail closures by checking trail conditions before you go.
• Keep Your Distance & Slow the Spread– While on trail, maintain social distancing of at least two bike lengths. Keep a buff and gloves on you for any kind of interaction with other riders including potentially helping another rider that needs your assistance. Please observe all CDC Guidelines.
• Go With the Flow– This helps riders minimize interaction with other trail users. If you do pass another rider (or trail user), announce your presence, give the other rider time to adjust, and pass with distance. Please be patient with each other.
• Ride-N-Go– Please do not congregate in the parking lot before/after rides or at intersections/transitioning areas on trails.
• Beat the Peak– Some parking areas may be limited. If a parking area is full, find another nearby network to ride or come back later. If possible, do your best to try to ride outside of peak times.