We have three more volunteer trail work events this year, and WE NEED YOUR HELP! As a mountain biker, you have certainly noticed the great progress made his past couple of years on completing sections of the Arizona Trail, Flagstaff Loop Trail and Ft. Valley Trail system. A significant part of this work has been done by volunteers! Thanks to any of you who have helped! We are hoping to
August 27th, Lower “Moto Trail” maintenance Please click HERE to see what you’ll need to bring and other important information. We will be meeting on Shultz Pass Road, just past the cattle guard. From downtown Flagstaff, Take Humphreys Street to US180/Fort Valley Road. Take US-180/Fort Valley Road to Shultz Pass Road. Turn right onto Shultz Pass Rd. Veer to the left at the “Y” intersection. Proceed on the dirt road
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
July 30th Little Elden Trail restoration with the Arizona Trail Assoc. and the Northern Arizona Trail Runners Please click HERE to see what you’ll need to bring and other important information. Help us to begin repairing the trails that were damaged by the Schultz Fire and subsequent flooding. We will be reestablishing tread and creating drainage to hopefully preserve the Little Elden Trail. Once this trail is brought back “up
Please click HERE to see what you’ll need to bring and other important information Help us to begin repairing the trails that were damaged by the Schultz Fire and subsequent flooding. We will be reestablishing tread and creating drainage to hopefully preserve the Little Elden Trail. Once this trail is brought back “up to code” it will be ready to be reopened! (At the approval of the Forest Supervisor…) Please
Sorry for the extra email- Our trail work event this weekend is on OBSERVATORY Mesa, (not Campbell Mesa as originally posted). Details here. Thanks! Flagstaff Biking Organization
Trail building the Flagstaff Loop Trail on OBSERVATORY Mesa this Saturday Click here for details…thanks to our Sponsors, Run Flagstaff, Biff’s Bagels and Kickstand Kafe! New Belgium Brewing’s Clips of Faith this Friday! Thorpe Park multi-use Field, 7 pm. Beer sampling and independent films! Proceeds will benefit Flagstaff Biking Organization, ( Thanks again New Belgium!). Click here for more info. Please comment on the Walnut Canyon Study Area Special Study
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
June 18th Little Elden Trail restoration Please click HERE to see what you’ll need to bring and other important information. Help us to begin repairing the trails that were damaged by the Schultz Fire and subsequent flooding. We will be reestablishing tread and creating drainage to hopefully preserve the Little Elden Trail. Once this trail is brought back “up to code” it will be ready to be reopened! (At the
Flagstaff’s 2011 National Trails Day on Saturday, June 4th, 2011 from 8:00am-3:00pm. This event is on the Arizona Trail, a National Scenic Trail, to continue to “Close the Gap”! We encourage all trail users of all ages and abilities to attend this annual celebration of trails! There will be work projects for everyone, regardless of strength or stamina. This is one of the last events on the “Close the Gap”