JOIN THE CHALLENGE! Let’s see which trail user group can show up in the greatest numbers for this great trail! A lovely trophy is on the line for the winning group… they will hold that trophy until next year’s challenge. Join this fun event… we ALL WIN when we work together to build good trail and strong trail-user relationships! We’ll be working on the Kelly Trail System, and new trail system
Little Elden between Sandy Seep and Little Elden Spring Flagstaff we are making such great progress. Let’s keep the momentum going. Come give back to our trail systems by helping to work on this super fun, windy trail. Directions: Drive north on Highway 89A, about 1/2 mile past Silver Saddle Road. Turn left on Elden Springs Road, FR556. Follow signs for a couple of miles to the meeting location. Google Map: https://goo.gl/maps/Z2VSEJYQGRx
Arizona Trail maintenance from Aspen Corner down Directions: From downtown Flagstaff, take Humphreys St. north to Fort Valley Road, turn left. Take right on Snow Bowl Rd. Aspen Corner is approx. 5 miles up on the left. Follow signs for meeting location. Google Map: https://goo.gl/maps/Pm4mMZdt4RJFZuL77 Please click HERE to see what you’ll need to bring and other important information Sponsored by: For more information on this trail day event, contact: trails@flagstaffbiking.org
Little Elden between Sandy Seep and Little Elden Spring Directions: Drive north on Highway 89A, about 1/2 mile past Silver Saddle Road. Turn left on Elden Springs Road, FR556. Follow signs for a couple of miles to the meeting location. Google Map: https://goo.gl/maps/Z2VSEJYQGRx Please click HERE to see what you’ll need to bring and other important information Sponsored by:
Little Elden reroutes between Sandy Seep and Little Elden Spring Directions: Drive north on Highway 89A, about 1/2 mile past Silver Saddle Road. Turn left on Elden Springs Road, FR556. Follow signs for a couple of miles to the meeting location. Google Map: https://goo.gl/maps/Z2VSEJYQGRx Please click HERE to see what you’ll need to bring and other important information. Sponsored by: For more information on this trail day event, contact: trails@flagstaffbiking.org
Little Elden reroutes between Sandy Seep and Little Elden Spring Join the entire Flagstaff area trails community in the annual celebration of trails! Directions: Drive north on Highway 89A, about 1/2 mile past Silver Saddle Road. Turn left on Elden Springs Road, FR556. Follow signs for a couple of miles to the meeting location. Google Map: https://goo.gl/maps/Z2VSEJYQGRx Please click HERE to see what you’ll need to bring and other important information. Sponsored by:
May 11th, Little Elden reroutes between Sandy Seep and Little Elden Spring Directions: Drive north on Highway 89A, about 1/2 mile past Silver Saddle Road. Turn left on Elden Springs Road, FR556. Follow signs for a couple of miles to the meeting location. Google Map: https://goo.gl/maps/Z2VSEJYQGRx What to bring and other details: All Trail events start at 8:30 am and conclude with lunch at 1:00 pm unless otherwise noted. Coffee will be served
The 2019 Trail Days: Pencil these into your schedule and come dig with us this summer! Thank you to all of our 2019 sponsors and supporters: Absolute Bikes Arizona Trail Association Aspen Sports Biff’s Bagels Cosmic Cycles Flagstaff Bicycle Revolution Fratelli Pizza KickStand Kafe Mountain Sports Flagstaff Northern Arizona Trail Runners Pepsi Nackard Bottling Run Flagstaff Single Track Bikes Run FlagstaffFratelli PizzaKickStand KafePepsi Nackard BottlingAbsolute BikesArizona Trail AssociationFlagstaff Bicycle RevolutionBiff’s
October 20th, Little Elden re-routes between Sandy Seep and Little Elden Spring We will finally have a signed decision on the Heart and Little Elden Trail realignments. These improvements will make these trails far more sustainable, highlight the scenery and landscape better, and make the riding awesome! Directions: Drive north on Highway 89A, about 1/2 mile past Silver Saddle Road. Turn left on Elden Springs Road, FR556. Follow signs for
The community is invited to attend the kick-off public workshop for the Flagstaff Trails Initiative on Wednesday, October 10, from 6-8:30 p.m. in the Flagstaff High School Commons. The meeting is an opportunity to learn about the newly-launched initiative and share ideas about the future of trails and outdoor recreation in the greater Flagstaff area. The kick-off public meeting is the first step in an inclusive public process to better