It’s Bike to Work Week and the first day of the Worksite Challenge!
***MAKE SURE TO LOG YOUR COMMUTES! CLICK HERE!***
***STUDENTS, LOG YOUR RIDE TO SCHOOL HERE!***
Even if you are not part of a registered Worksite, it is really important to log in! Those numbers also help show support for cycling initiatives, AND YOU [...]
Bike to Work Week Starts Sunday!
Join us in celebrating the importance of cycling to Flagstaff~!
The Bike Bazaar is from 8:00 until noon on Sunday at Heritage Square!
8am – noon
11th Annual Human-Powered Parade (Prizes will be awarded).
Bike & Gear Swap Check for availability day of.
$10 Helmets for kids
Mountain Lion – Bike / Bus Demonstration
“Fender Blender” [...]
May 11th, Flagstaff Loop Trail, Segments 26-28, near 301D Road/Campbell Mesa
The kick off to another fun and productive year of building and maintaining our trails!
We will be continuing work on Segment 26, (.pdf map of the Flagstaff Loop Trail with segment numbers here), which should shortly be completed thus making a continuous link between JWP [...]
If you have been to a Trail Day, you’ve probably worked with Ron. Usually, after we’re all tired out and straggling back for Fratelli Pizza or Biff’s Bagel sandwiches, Ron and Brad are still building a giant retaining wall and need to be coaxed back to the lunch spot…
From the Flagstaff District:
“After donating 880 hours [...]
Please take some time to comment on the Flagstaff Watershed Protection Project!
We are in favor of this project as it will prevent damage to the forest and trails as well as the community of Flagstaff. Catastrophic wildfire has already caused impacts to one side of Mount Elden/Dry Lake Hills and the San [...]
Flagstaff Biking Organization has hired IMBA Trail Solutions, (with a matching grant from our IMBA Regional Rep, Patrick Kell, thanks Patrick!), to build a plan and budget for the Ft. Tuthill Mountain Bike Park!
Flagstaff Biking Organization and Flagstaff Gravity Riders will be coordinating a public meeting, with IMBA Trail Solutions and Coconino County Parks and [...]
See below for more information from the Greater Flagstaff Forest Partnership (GFFP). This project will be heavily impacting recreation in the Dry Lake Hills, but it is our hope that in conjunction with imminent recreation planning for the same area, the net result in the long run will be positive for recreation and the health [...]
