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Help us build the Flagstaff Loop Trail! August 25th, near Campbell Mesa

August 25th, Flagstaff Loop Trail, Segment 29, near Campbell Mesa We encourage everyone to attend and assist in the implementation of this amazing trail. For more information on the Flagstaff Loop Trail, see here. We are getting closer to seeing the full connection between John Wesley Powell Blvd. and Campbell Mesa completed! Your help will get us there sooner! Click here for a map to (near) the meeting location. Accessing the

Help construct some more of the Flagstaff Loop Trail! July 28th, Campbell Mesa Area

July 28th, Flagstaff Loop Trail, Segment 29, near Campbell Mesa We encourage everyone to attend and assist in the implementation of this amazing trail. For more information on the Flagstaff Loop Trail, see here. We are getting closer to seeing the full connection between John Wesley Powell Blvd. and Campbell Mesa completed! Your help will get us there sooner! Click here for a map to the turn-off to 301 Road. (Google

First Trail Work Event of the Year! New construction on the Flagstaff Loop Trail.

May 5th, Flagstaff Loop Trail, Segment 29B, near Campbell Mesa We encourage everyone to attend and assist in the implementation of this amazing trail. For more information on the Flagstaff Loop Trail, see here. Click here for a map to the turn-off to 301 Road. (Google Maps will not let us get you all the way to the work site). Accessing the work site will require high-clearance 2 wheel drive

Trail Day! October 8th, Flagstaff Loop Trail, Segment 56, Observatory Mesa

October 8th, Flagstaff Loop Trail, Segment 56, Observatory Mesa Please click HERE to see what you’ll need to bring and other important information. We encourage everyone to attend and assist in the implementation of this amazing trail. For more information on the Flagstaff Loop Trail, see here. With your help, we can get this section completed on this day, thereby providing connectivity for the Flagstaff Loop Trail from the Cheshire

REI Awards $5000 Grant to Flagstaff Biking Organization to help construct the Flagstaff Loop Trail

Flagstaff Biking Organization continues to make progress towards completing the Flagstaff Loop Trail with the help of a $5000 grant from REI. These funds are being used, through a Memorandum of Understanding with the Coconino National Forest, to hire an American Conservation Experience (ACE) crew to construct a more remote, technical section of the trail on Coconino National Forest land. ACE will be further leveraging these funds by matching REI’s contribution

Come help build the Flagstaff Loop Trail! Fisher Point Area, this Saturday, September 10th.

September 10th, Flagstaff Loop Trail, Segment 31, Fisher Point Area Please click HERE to see what you’ll need to bring and other important information. We encourage everyone to attend and assist in the implementation of this amazing trail. For more information on the Flagstaff Loop Trail, see here. We have arranged with Pine Canyon security to stage our volunteers in the Pine Canyon maintenance area known as the ‘old cart barn’

Saturday, August 13th, Flagstaff Loop Trail Construction on Observatory Mesa

August 13th, Flagstaff Loop Trail, Segment 56, Observatory Mesa Please click HERE to see what you’ll need to bring and other important information. We encourage everyone to attend and assist in the implementation of this amazing trail. For more information on the Flagstaff Loop Trail, see here. From downtown Flagstaff, Take US-180, Fort Valley Rd for approximately 2 miles. Turn left onto W Blue Willow Rd. Take the 1st left onto

Trail Day: July 9th, Flagstaff Loop Trail, Segment 56, Observatory Mesa

July 9th, Flagstaff Loop Trail, Segment 56, Observatory Mesa Please click HERE to see what you’ll need to bring and other important information. We encourage everyone to attend and assist in the implementation of this amazing trail. For more information on the Flagstaff Loop Trail, see here. From downtown Flagstaff, Take US-180, Fort Valley Rd for approximately 2 miles. Turn left onto W Blue Willow Rd. Take the 1st left

May 7th, Flagstaff Loop Trail, Segment 25, Old Walnut Canyon Road to Campbell Mesa Trails

Join us for new construction on the Flagstaff Loop Trail! This piece will tie the Campbell Mesa Trail System over to Old Walnut Canyon Road. We encourage everyone to attend and assist in the implementation of this amazing trail. For more information on the Flagstaff Loop Trail, see here. Please click HERE to see what you’ll need to bring and other important information. Click here for a map to the