Update: Turnout for Nov 8th was FanTASTic! Shows what a nice Flag weekend and nice Flag volunteers can do for an effort. Check out more photos HERE! %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% Join the last trail day for the season on Saturday, November 8th! Please PRE-REGISTER! The November Loop Trail Day will be held off Lake Mary Road between the water plant, Skunk Canyon and Pine Canyon Club. Here’s a MAP on where to meet. Saturday’s
After 5 years of waiting, we have begun to build THE LOOP TRAIL! You might think the sketchy weather on Saturday would slow down the work we had planned. BUT NO! Our crack team of dedicated volunteers kicked some serious dirt, rocks and butt! Go check out the pictures on our images page or the article in the Arizona Daily Sun or Jack’s column. Thirty brave souls were not detered by the scary
National Trail Day was an outstanding success. Around 200 enthusiastic volunteers turned out from every user group… we had mt bikers, hikers, dirt bikers and horse riders. Check out images here. Thanks to all of you… individuals, participating agencies and sponsors… for making it such a success! We completed nearly 1.3 miles of sweet trail! Representatives from Coconino National Forest, Coconino County Search and Rescue, FBO, and others set up
For updated information about progress on the Flagstaff Loop Trail, please click on this link: http://www.fs.fed.us/r3/coconino/nepa/index.shtml#08Feb7
When: Thursday November 15th 6-9pm Where: Hotel Weatherford 2nd Floor Lobby What: The Flagstaff Loop Trail is a non-motorized 42 mile trail designed circumnavigate Flagstaff. Come find out the latest and greatest regarding the exciting progress of the FLAGSTAFF LOOP TRAIL! Some of the topics covered will include: Representatives from all the organizations to answer questions. Find out how you can get involved! Our trails coordinator will be on hand
Friday Movie night was great fun: Good thing I don’t live in New York City, ‘cuz I graded my bike lock-up style, according to Hal Grades Your Bike Locking, and my precious Raleigh commuter would be in grave jeopardy (D-) in NYC. In Flag a cable through the frame and rear wheel of my 30 year old 10-speed is probably a B+ and just fine.  Final results for Bike to Work
Large Worksite Results It was very tight competition between 3 worksites with the Flagstaff Medical Center Emergency Dept’s 60.0% edging out Bookman’s (58.8%) and USGS Building 4 (55%). So FMC Emergency cruised off with the Breezer Bicycle for the 2nd year running. Congratulations to Mark Wille and his crew at the Emergency Dept.! Congratulations to USGS Building 4 with the highest weeklong average of 40% participation. These are the folks
Happy Bike to Work Day Flag Cyclists! We hope you all had a chance to get some coffee and kibble at one of our stations this morning. So far we have over 1000 bike-commuted days logged on the site this week. The average commute is 7.8 miles, and our Bike to Work Commuters have logged about 2600 miles each day so far. WAY TO GO! Let us take a moment
Good morning fellow bike commuters! Yesterday we had 320 people register on flagstaffbiking.org as having ridden their bicycles to work! Let’s keep that momentum going today. You can see who took the challenge on this report. Tomorrow is Bike to Work Day and the critical day for the Worksite Challenge. Encourage your co-workers to ride and you might win a Breezer Bicycles Freedom bicycle! www.breezerbikes.com Monday’s raffle winners are: Fabulous
Thanks to the following businesses of Flagstaff that contributed some great motivational prizes for Bike to Work Week participants: Absolute Bikes Aspen Sports Az Bikes Beaver Street Brewery Bookman’s Coffee Pedaler Cosmic Cycles Duncan’s Fine Interiors Flagstaff Bicycle & Fitness Flagstaff Brewing Company Four Season Gear Josephine’s Modern American Bistro Pay-n Take Peace Surplus Pita Pit Rainbow’s End Imports Shoes and Such Vertical Relief Rock Gym Let us (psiouxan@msn.com) know if