Leaping Lizards After School MTB Camp - Gateway Green (Thursdays)
2022-09-15 16:30 - 18:15 (America/Los_Angeles)
Thursday After School Mountain Bike Skills Camps for Intermediate level 8-10 & 11-14 year olds

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About this event

After school mtb skills camp for Intermediate Level riders ages 8 – 10 & 11-14 year olds.

Registration for this camp is for 4 Thursdays (from 9/15-10/06). Please be ready to commit to having your rider attend class each week.

In partnership with Portland Parks & Recreation & Elaine B Bikes, NWTA is excited to offer kids after-school mountain bike skills camps. Cost: $40 donation to NWTA (scholarships available email elaine.b@elainebbikes.com)

Drop off & Pick up location: Gateway Fred Meyer Parking Lot, Corner of NE 99th & NE Pacific

Event Location: Gateway Green

Required Gear:

– A mountain bike in good working condition. We have a limited amount of Trek bikes to loan. Please add your rider’s height information when registering.

– A properly fitting helmet in good condition and is less than 5 years old* (Loaners available)

– Water bottle and snacks

– Clothing appropriate for the weather

– Pack to carry layers, snacks, and water

Recommended Gear:

– Full Fingered Gloves

– Knee and elbow protection

– Eye protection

Participants should have their own water, wear layers appropriate for the weather, and have a backpack to take with them to the park. No items will stay at the drop-off site.

We will ride if it is lightly raining but may cancel if it is heavy rain. Watch your emails by noon the day of the class.

Rider Experience: Intermediate with at least 2 years of riding on dirt trails

These riders are already comfortable riding a bike on “Green” and may be riding parts of moderately technical “Blue” trails, and down features, 4-8 inches high. They can stand and coast confidently on even pedals for longer sections of trail, and they can shift gears and corner comfortably. They are interested in dropping features up to 12-14” high, learning to jump, manual, and riding pump tracks or rolling terrain faster, without pedaling. They can ride 2-4 miles or more on a trail or bike path.

During this class: these riders will continue to improve their balance over varying and more technical terrain, brake and corner even quicker, with more exaggerated body movements, and they can shift gears before it’s too late. They’ll learn to climb, descend and ride both faster and more slowly with confidence. They’ll and have fun riding technical roll downs and drops 8-10” high – if they want to. The wheels may leave the ground in this class, after all, Leapin’ Lizards want to learn how to jump!

Bike: A Leapin’ Lizard’s bike has platform pedals, two hand brakes, a seat that can move up and down, and is in good working condition. Single speeds are OK but a bike with gears will be more fun on the climbs. No coaster brakes, kickstands, baskets, or fenders. A Lizard’s helmet fits properly, is in good condition, and is less than 5 years old.

Questions? Email elaine.b@elainebbikes.com

COVID – 19 & Waiver:

NWTA follows the current state-mandated protocols. The most current information can be found here: State of Oregon COVID mandates

Once registered, please sign the waiver for your MINOR Child HERE

Thank you to our partners & sponsors:

Portland Parks & Recreation

Project^

Lolo Racks

Trek Bicycles

REI

Fred Meyer

Trimet

Elaine B. Bikes

In-Person NWTA September Meeting at Hopworks Powell Location - 9/27
2022-09-27 18:00 - 20:00
In-person NWTA member meeting at Hopworks Powell Mothership

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About this event

September is here; the trails are dry and dusty. It is time to get together and reconnect with folks you haven’t seen and tell stories of epic rides at the NWTA in-person member meeting at Hopworks on Powell Blvd.

Come out and say hello to our new Executive Director, Lisa Olivares. We will also have some trail and programming updates, as it has been a very busy summer.

This meeting is for all ages, and families are welcome. As always non-members are welcome.

Questions? Email info@nw-trail.org

Dig Season Planning Meeting at Chris King Components - 10/22
2022-10-22 09:00 - 16:00
About this event

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Dig season is rapidly approaching, join our trail stewards from all of our trail systems for this planning session. If you want to get more involved with trail work this season this meeting is for you!!

Learn about upcoming projects at each trail system and learn how to get involved in these projects. This will be a very goal-oriented meeting with lots of break-out groups and working sessions.

Come out, meet our Trail Stewards and get involved!

This meeting is for all ages, and families are welcome. As always non-members are welcome.

Questions? Email volunteer@nw-trail.org

Fix & Sip with NW Trail Sisters and Cyclepath PDX - 11/14
2022-11-14 17:30 - 20:00 | Cyclepath PDX, 2436 Northeast Martin Luther King Junior Boulevard, Portland, OR, 97212, United States
Join the NW Trail Sisters of NWTA and Cyclepath PDX for a night of the basics of mountain bike maintenance.
REGISTER HERE.

TSI Crew Leader Training @ Stub Stewart State Park - 11/20
2022-11-20 10:00 - 16:00 | L.L. STUB STEWART, 30380 NW Hwy 47, Buxton, OR, 97109, United States
NWTA’s Trail Sustainability Institute will be hosting Crew Leader Training at Stub Stewart State Park.
REGISTER HERE.

TSI Trail School @ Step Creek Trail - Tillamook State Forest - 11/27
2022-11-27 10:00 - 15:00 | Reehers Camp, 57700 Northwest Sunset Highway, Timber, OR, 97144, United States
NWTA’s Trail Sustainability Institute will be hosting Trail School at Tillamook State Forest on the Step Creek trail.
REGISTER HERE.

Fix & Sip with NW Trail Sisters and Cyclepath PDX - 2nd Session - 11/28
2022-11-28 17:30 - 20:00 | Cyclepath PDX, 2436 Northeast Martin Luther King Junior Boulevard, Portland, OR, 97212, United States

MTB Maintenance Series: Trek (Westmoreland) - 12/8
2022-12-08 17:45 - 20:45 | Trek Bicycle Portland Westmoreland, 6717 Southeast Milwaukie Avenue, Portland, OR, 97202, United States
Join us at Trek Westmoreland for an evening of bike maintenance Tips & Tricks!
REGISTER HERE.
Have you ever wondered, “How do I know when my bike needs maintenance?” Well, wonder no more! Join us at Trek (Westmoreland) for an evening of learning the signs of needed maintenance as well as a few tips and tricks to make your ride last longer.
This event is open to everyone!
What to bring: a curious mind! (bikes can stay home)
*Space is limited* We ask that you keep your commitment and show up. If you are unable to attend, please give 24 hours notice so your spot can be offered to someone else. Thanks!
NWTA Membership dollars make events like these possible. If you are not a member or need to renew your membership, you can do so HERE to join nearly 6,000 other mountain bikers in our community!

CANCELLED // Tillamook State Forest Dig Day - 12/10
2022-12-10 08:00 - 15:00
Work will include brushing and tread work on either Sicktar Lars or Wilson River Trail, depending on snow levels.
REGISTER HERE.
Final details (where/when to meet up, what to bring, etc) will be emailed out no less than 3 days in advance. Work days typically include a 1.5-2.0 hr bike ride/hike, work for 3-4 hrs, then hot food and a variety of beverages afterward. Work locations are less than 3.0 miles round trip on foot.
Please direct any questions to nathanfrechen@yahoo.com
Once registered, please sign the waiver HERE
If for any reason, you are unable to attend this event, please cancel your registration no later than 24 hours prior to the event so that your spot can go to someone on the waitlist. Otherwise, show up! You won’t regret it!
These events are made possible by NWTA membership dollars. If you are not a member or just need to renew your membership, you can do so HERE. We are a group of nearly 6,000 mountain bikers, who TOGETHER steward trails across NW Oregon and SW Washington.

TSI Trail School @ Sandy Ridge - 12/11
2022-12-11 10:00 - 15:00 | Sandy Ridge Trail System, 62700 EAST BARLOW TRAIL ROAD, Brightwood, OR, 97011, United States
NWTA’s Trail Sustainability Institute will be hosting Trail School at Sandy Ridge.
REGISTER HERE.

About this event

Trail School teaches the fundamental skills needed to maintain our trails. Participants will be learning safety techniques and tool identification/uses, as well as hands-on training of corridor clearing, drainage, tread repair and benchwork.
Northwest Trail Alliance’s Trail Sustainability Institute’s goal is to foster a culture of land stewardship within the mountain bike community. By training people to build sustainable trails, and by training people to lead crews of trail builders, we are raising the level of our own stewardship, and increasing our capacity to build and maintain quality trails.
Once registered, please sign the waiver HERE
What to wear:
– Work clothes: Light long sleeve shirt, Long Pants (no shorts), Boots, Gloves, Eye Protection & Gloves
– Jacket (be prepared)
– Hard hat or bike helmet (mandatory)
-Gloves
-Face mask, if desired
What to Bring:
– Water
– Snacks
– Lunch
START time is 10am. Please have yourself and your gear ready by that time. You may find it helpful to arrive 15 minutes early.
*COMMITMENT* We understand life happens, if you are unable to attend, please let us know AT LEAST 24 hours in advance. This allows other people the opportunity to attend.
Please email NancyS@nw-trail.org with any questions you may have.

Trail Sister's Dig Series: Trail Fundamentals - 1/8
2023-01-08 10:00 - 15:00 | Rocky Point Central Trailhead, Rocky Point Central Trailhead, Portland, OR, 97231, United States
Join us at Rocky Point for the first installment of the NW Trail Sister’s Dig Series – Trail Fundamentals, sponsored by Cyclepath PDX!
REGISTER HERE.
DIG SEASON IS HERE! Are you ready to get dirty?
We are excited to announce the Trail Sisters Dig Series, a set of dig days dedicated to skills and confidence building. We have four dig days scheduled at multiple locations where we will cover the ins-and-outs of trail building in a fun and supportive environment.
Join us at Rocky Point for the first installment of the Dig Series – Trail Fundamentals. This first event will focus on tool identification and use, corridor clearing, drainage mitigation, and the overall nuts and bolts of trail maintenance. Cyclepath PDX will be sponsoring the event, providing post-dig food, drinks, and (weather permitting) shuttles!
We welcome all women and non-binary folks interested in trail building to join us! No prior digging experience is necessary.
Waiver: Once registered, please sign the waiver HERE.
What to bring:

Warm clothing & extra layers: We will be outside in the cold, dress warm and bring extra layers.
Rain jacket (and pants if you have them): It’s January in the PNW, odds are high it’ll rain and that doesn’t stop us from digging!
Gloves (waterproof are best): It wouldn’t hurt to bring an extra pair, too. Cold hands suck!
Sturdy shoes
Helmet or hard hat (required)
Eye protection
Water
Snacks & lunch
Bike & bike gear for post-dig riding

TOOLS WILL BE PROVIDED. You are not required to bring any tools, but if you have your own folding saw, loppers, rake, shovel, or hoe, feel free to bring it.
In accordance with our agreement with Weyerhaeuser, the land manager of Rocky Point, those who enter the property must be a NWTA member in good standing and have signed the Rocky Point Waiver. Join NWTA and become one of nearly 6,000 mountain bikers stewarding trails together in NW Oregon and SW Washington. If the cost of membership creates a financial hardship, please reach out to us, we can help with that barrier.
These events are very popular and sell out quickly. If you are unable to attend for any reason, please cancel your registration with AT LEAST 24 hours notice so others on the waitlist have an opportunity to come.
Questions? Shoot them over to Nancy @ nancys@nw-trail.org

TSI Trail School at Klootchy Creek - 1/21
2023-01-21 10:00 - 15:00 | Klootchy Creek County Park, Milepost 2 US HWY 26, Seaside, OR, 97138, United States
NWTA’s Trail Sustainability Institute will be hosting Trail School at Klootchy Creek.
REGISTER HERE.
Trail School teaches the fundamental skills needed to maintain our trails. Participants will be learning safety techniques and tool identification/uses, as well as hands-on training of corridor clearing, drainage, tread repair and benchwork.
Northwest Trail Alliance’s Trail Sustainability Institute’s goal is to foster a culture of land stewardship within the mountain bike community. By training people to build sustainable trails, and by training people to lead crews of trail builders, we are raising the level of our own stewardship, and increasing our capacity to build and maintain quality trails.
Once registered, please sign the waiver HERE
Also, to access Lewis and Clark Timberlands (Klootchy Creek trail system) you’ll need this FREE, required permit.
What to wear:
– Work clothes: Light long sleeve shirt, Long Pants (no shorts), Boots, Gloves, Eye Protection & Gloves
– Jacket (be prepared)
– Hard hat or bike helmet (mandatory)
-Gloves
-Face mask, if desired
What to Bring:
– Water
– Snacks
– Lunch
START time is 10am. Please have yourself and your gear ready by that time. You may find it helpful to arrive 15 minutes early.
*COMMITMENT* We understand life happens, if you are unable to attend, please let us know AT LEAST 24 hours in advance. This allows other people the opportunity to attend.
Please email nancys@nw-trail.org with any questions you may have.

January NWTA Member Meeting - 1/24
2023-01-24 18:00 - 20:00 | Chris King, 2801 NW Nela St., Portland, OR, United States
The January NWTA member meeting will be held Tuesday, January 24 from 6:00 – 8:00 p.m. at Chris King Precision Components, 2801 NW Nela St, Portland.
In addition to a brief NWTA update, we will hold our annual election for our Board of Directors. Two current Board members, Nell Stamper and Scooter Sutterer, will be presented for re-election; and we’re beyond excited to present to our membership three additional Board members for our all-volunteer, working Board: Chloe Hammond-Bradley, Will Heiberg, and Charlie Kohlmeier. Join us as well to thank Colin Marthaller and Owen Rodabaugh, who are concluding their time serving on the NWTA Board. We look forward to their continued volunteer work with NWTA moving forward, and seeing them out on the trails!
We had an incredibly strong reception to our call for board applications, it was amazing to see so many people wanting to serve the NWTA mountain bike community. Thank you to everyone who applied, and to our Nominating Committee volunteers who reviewed applications. We couldn’t do this without you!

Mountain Bike Maintenance Series: Metropolis Cycles - 1/25
2023-01-25 18:00 - 20:00 | Metropolis Cycle Repair, 2249 North Williams Avenue, Portland, OR, 97227, United States
Our friends at Metropolis Cycles will be hosting our 4th Maintenance Clinic of the MTB Maintenance Series. We will cover three main maintenance practices for any mountain bike: Suspension, Tubeless Tires, and Drivetrain.
If you are like most of us; you have questions regarding these topics. This is the clinic to get answers to ALL of your questions!
This clinic is for EVERYONE!
REGISTER HERE.
BYOB- Bring Your Own Bike (the beer is on us!)
Have you ever spent time dialing in your suspension to your weight and riding style? What is rebound? What is compression dampening? What air pressure should you run? We can help! Whether you are riding SRAM or Fox, we can advise and help you set your squish up to its maximum potential!
Having trouble with your tubeless tires? Do you want to learn some tricks and techniques to set it up and maintain it? We can help!
Is your bike always squeaking or constantly being neglected? We can show you some quick after-ride habits that can help prolong the life of your chain and get you back on the trail faster on your next trip.
*Space is limited* We ask that you keep your commitment and show up. If you are unable to attend, please give 24 hours notice so your spot can be offered to someone else. Thanks!
NWTA Membership dollars make events like these possible. If you are not a member or need to renew your membership, you can do so HERE to join nearly 6,000 other mountain bikers in our community!

NW Trail Sister's Dig Series: Trail Maintenance at Sandy Ridge - 2/4
2023-02-04 10:00 - 15:00 | Sandy Ridge Trail System, 62700 EAST BARLOW TRAIL ROAD, Brightwood, OR, 97011, United States
Join us for the second installment of the NW Trail Sister’s Dig Series: Trail Maintenance sponsored by Fat Tire Farm!
REGISTER HERE.
DIG SEASON IS HERE! Are you ready to get dirty?
Join us at Sandy Ridge for the second installment of the NW Trail Sisters Dig Series – Trail Maintenance. We will focus on drainage mitigation, tread improvement and the overall nuts and bolts of trail maintenance. If that doesn’t sound like enough fun, Fat Tire Farm will be providing post-dig eats, drinks, and shuttles (yup – you read correctly, SHUTTLES).
The dig series is a set of dig days dedicated to skills and confidence building. We have four digs scheduled at multiple locations where we will cover the ins-and-outs of trail building in a fun and supportive environment.
We welcome all women and non-binary folks interested in trail building to join us! No prior digging experience is necessary.
Waiver: Once registered, please sign the waiver HERE.
What to bring:

Warm clothing & extra layers: We will be outside in the cold, dress warm and bring extra layers.
Rain jacket (and pants if you have them): It’s January in the PNW, odds are high it’ll rain and that doesn’t stop us from digging!
Gloves (waterproof are best): It wouldn’t hurt to bring an extra pair, too. Cold hands suck!
Sturdy shoes
Helmet or hard hat (required)
Eye protection
Water
Snacks & lunch

TOOLS WILL BE PROVIDED. You are not required to bring any tools, but if you have your own folding saw, loppers, rake, shovel, or hoe, feel free to bring it.
These events are made possible by NWTA membership dollars. Join NWTA and become one of nearly 6,000 mountain bikers stewarding trails together in NW Oregon and SW Washington.
These events are very popular and sell out quickly. If you are unable to attend for any reason, please cancel your registration with AT LEAST 24 hours notice so others on the waitlist have an opportunity to come.
Questions? Shoot them over to Nancy @ nancys@nw-trail.org

Trail School: Benching Clinic - 2/18
2023-02-18 10:00 - 15:00 | Rocky Point Central Trailhead, Rocky Point Central Trailhead, Portland, OR, 97231, United States
The Trail Sustainability Institute presents its first focused benching clinic at Rocky Point Trails.

REGISTER HERE.

The Trail Sustainability Institute (TSI) presents its first focused clinic on how to properly bench cut a trail. This clinic’s instruction centers around the proper techniques and approaches when establishing or maintaining a trail’s bench.

What the heck is a bench? We are glad you asked!

A bench is what is left after the excavation of a hillside to create a back slope and trail tread. This can be the most substantial part of establishing a trail that winds along a hillside.

Join TSI while we pilot this skill-specific clinic. As we look to the future, we hope to offer more opportunities for these types of distinctive skill-building clinics. Stay tuned!

Once registered, please sign the waiver HERE

What to wear:

– Work clothes: Light long sleeve shirt, Long Pants (no shorts), Boots, Gloves, Eye Protection & Gloves

– Jacket (be prepared)

– Hard hat or bike helmet (mandatory)

-﻿Gloves

What to Bring:

– Water

– Snacks

– Lunch

START time is 10am. Please have yourself and your gear ready by that time. You may find it helpful to arrive 15 minutes early. We will be meeting at the covered area.

In accordance with our agreement with Weyerhaeuser, the land manager of Rocky Point, those who enter the property must be an NWTA member in good standing and have signed the Rocky Point Waiver. Join NWTA and become one of nearly 6,000 mountain bikers stewarding trails together in NW Oregon and SW Washington. If the cost of membership creates a financial hardship, please reach out to us, we can help with that barrier.

*﻿COMMITMENT* We understand life happens, if you are unable to attend, please let us know AT LEAST 24 hours in advance. This allows other people the opportunity to attend.

Please email nancys@nw-trail.org with any questions you may have.

Trail Sister's Brake Bleeding Clinic @ River City Bicycles - 3/3
2023-03-03 18:00 - 20:00 | River City Bicycles, 706 Southeast Martin Luther King Junior Boulevard, Portland, Oregon, 97214, United States
Join us for a Women-Led Hydraulic Brake Clinic, Friday, March 3rd.

REGISTER HERE

In partnership with the Trail Sisters of the Northwest Trail Alliance, RCB Mechanics Isabella, and Sarah are hosting a fun/social opportunity to exchange information and experience working on hydraulic brake systems.

Space is limited, all are welcome and women, non-binary, and femme home mechanics are encouraged.

On March 3rd, participants will be invited to our MLK location (706 MLK Jr Blvd) at 6pm, then by 6:30…we’ll be rolling into the one-hour, hands-on clinic exploring Sram and Shimano mountain bike brakes. Stay after for drinks and more shop talk!

N﻿o need to bring your bike for this clinic.

Questions can be directed to Isabella at isabellat@rivercitybicycles.com.

Canceled // TSI Trail School @ Stub Stewart State Park - 3/5
2023-03-05 10:00 - 15:00 | L.L. STUB STEWART, 30380 NW Hwy 47, Buxton, OR, 97109, United States
Due to snow still on the trails, Trail School at Stub has been canceled this weekend. We’ll reschedule.

NWTA’s Trail Sustainability Institute will be hosting Trail School at Stub Stewart State Park.

register here

Trail School teaches the fundamental skills needed to maintain our trails. Participants will be learning safety techniques and tool identification/uses, as well as hands-on training of corridor clearing, drainage, tread repair and benchwork.

Northwest Trail Alliance’s Trail Sustainability Institute’s goal is to foster a culture of land stewardship within the mountain bike community. By training people to build sustainable trails, and by training people to lead crews of trail builders, we are raising the level of our own stewardship, and increasing our capacity to build and maintain quality trails.

Once registered, please sign the waiver HERE

What to wear:

– Work clothes: Light long sleeve shirt, Long Pants (no shorts), Boots, Gloves, Eye Protection & Gloves

– Jacket (be prepared)

– Hard hat or bike helmet (mandatory)

-﻿Gloves

What to Bring:

– Water

– Snacks

– Lunch

A $5 day use parking pass is required, and can be purchased at the Hilltop Day Use Parking Lot where we are meeting (on the far end). We will be carpooling from there, please bring a mask to wear for that short drive.

START time is 10am. Please have yourself and your gear ready by that time. You may find it helpful to arrive 15 minutes early.

*﻿COMMITMENT* We understand life happens, if you are unable to attend, please let us know AT LEAST 24 hours in advance. This allows other people the opportunity to attend.

Please email nancys@nw-trail.org with any questions you may have.

Trail School @ Easy Climb Trail - Cascade Locks - 4/2
2023-04-02 10:00 - 15:00 | Easy Climb Trailhead, Industrial Park Way, Cascade Locks, Oregon, 97014, United States
The Trail Sustainability Institute will be hosting Trail School at Easy Climb in Cascade Locks.

register here

Trail School teaches the fundamental skills needed to maintain our trails. Participants will be learning safety techniques and tool identification/uses and hands-on training of corridor clearing, drainage, as well as bench and tread work.

Northwest Trail Alliance’s Trail Sustainability Institute’s goal is to foster a culture of land stewardship within the mountain bike community. By teaching folks to build sustainable trails and by training experienced trail stewards to lead crews of trail builders, we are raising the level of our stewardship and increasing our capacity to build and maintain quality trails.

Once registered, please sign the waiver HERE

What to wear:

– Work clothes: Light long sleeve shirt, Long Pants (no shorts), Boots, Gloves, Eye Protection & Gloves

– Jacket (be prepared)

– Hard hat or bike helmet (mandatory)

-﻿Gloves

What to Bring:

– Water

– Snacks

– Lunch.

START time is 10am. Please have yourself and your gear ready by that time. You may find it helpful to arrive 15 minutes early.

*﻿COMMITMENT* If you are unable to attend this event, please give a minimum of 24 hours notice so we can offer this opportunity to other participants.

Please email nancys@nw-trail.org with any questions you may have.

Ride Leader Training at LL Stub Stewart State Park - 4/8
2023-04-08 09:00 - 12:00 | LL stub Stewart State PArk, LL Stub Stewart State Park, Buxton, Oregon, 97109
NWTA is hosting an Introduction to Ride Leader Training in partnership with Elaine B. Bikes.

register HERE

NWTA is hosting an Introduction to Ride Leader Training in partnership with Elaine B. Bikes. This training is a basic introduction to leading rides and what tasks need to happen before, during and after a ride, and what to do if something goes wrong. This training is designed to increase the confidence of anyone interested in leading, co-leading, or sweeping (riding at the back) a ride at any level.

You will learn how to describe the trail, pace your group and set expectations for the ride. We will discuss the difference between a skills/clinic instructor and a ride leader, important safety considerations and even practice skills to help you monitor your riders and what to do if something unexpected happens along the way! This class is also a good introduction to leading rides for anyone interested in becoming a certified Ride Leader. (Visit https://icp.bike/ride-leader/ for more information)

Leading or helping with group rides is a fun way to find riding buddies, share enthusiasm for mountain biking, build community and grow the sport. As a ride leader you will be introducing people to new ways to enjoy a ride more comfortably, safely, and confidently. You will also be increasing trail stewardship by getting riders at any level, especially beginners into the sport or a new to them trail system and creating community for folks new to the area. This training is open to all levels of riders; beginner to advanced.

Note: This is not a skills clinic, and skills will not be coached at this clinic

This class is limited to NWTA members (see other information on how to become a member if you are not already).

Pre-registration for this training is required.

Topics covered in training:

Preparing for a ride, including planning and the ride,

Learning what goes in your backpack and what to bring along

How to assess whether a rider is at a level to enjoy the ride you’re planning

How to manage the group and what to do if something goes wrong

How to describe upcoming trail features

Practice leading and sweeping a ride

Discussing liability: what is your exposure? Do you need insurance or permits?

Recommendations for additional education and resource

This training can help prepare a person to succeed in the BICP’s standalone Ride Leader Certification online course. This certification is not necessary to hold group rides for NWTA.

Qualifications & Commitments:

Represent and follow NWTA trail etiquette

Ability to commit to leading 1-2 rides per year, weekday evenings or weekends (sign up link)

Understand the difference between a ride leader and an instructor. A ride leader is watching out for safety concerns and cannot teach/coach on skills

Understand that leading a ride, is not hosting a clinic/ teaching skills

Knowledge and comfort of local trails

Enjoying riding in a group setting

Willingness and ability to create a safe and fun engaging environment

Current First aid/CPR certification or a Wilderness First Aid certification is highly recommended for ride leaders (it is not required for attendance in this training)

What to bring:

Required Gear:

A properly fitting helmet in good condition

Water bottle and snacks

Clothing appropriate for the weather

Tools for moving the seat up and down if necessary

Pack to carry layers, snacks, tools and water

Bike: For this class, you may bring a mountain bike or hybrid in good working condition with tires suitable for dirt trails. No kickstands or street/smooth tires. Flat pedals are recommended but not required. Fenders are OK as long as they don’t make noise or interfere with the seat, because we may move the seat up and down for some demos

Recommended Gear:

Full fingered gloves

Knee and elbow protection

Eye protection

Tools and supplies to change a flat tire

Date, Time & Location:

Saturday, April 8th 2023, LL Stub Stuart, 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.

A﻿ social to be hosted afterwards

Other information:

Northwest Trail Alliance (NWTA) is a membership organization dedicated to creating, enhancing, and protecting mountain bike riding opportunities; advocating for trail access; promoting responsible mountain biking; and building, maintaining, and riding sustainable trails. Membership dollars support all of NWTA’s work, including hosting ride leader trainings such as these. Please support the local MTB community and our work through membership: https://nw-trail.org/join/

Have questions? Email elaine.b@elainebbikes.com or chloeh@NW-trails.org

NW Trail Sister's Dig Series: Trail Maintenance at Rocky Point - 4/15
2023-04-15 10:00 - 15:00 | Rocky Point Central Trailhead, Rocky Point Central Trailhead, Portland, OR, 97231, United States
DIG SEASON IS HERE! Are you ready to get dirty?

REGISTER HERE

Join us at Rocky Point for the fourth and final installment of the NW Trail Sisters Dig Series – Trail Maintenance! We will focus on drainage mitigation and the overall nuts and bolts of trail maintenance.

The dig series is a set of dig days dedicated to skills and confidence building. We have four dig days scheduled at multiple locations where we will cover the ins-and-outs of trail building in a fun and supportive environment.

We welcome all women and non-binary folks interested in trail building to join us! No prior digging experience is necessary.

Waiver: Once registered, please sign the waiver HERE.

What to bring:

Warm clothing & extra layers: We will be outside in the cold, dress warm and bring extra layers.

Rain jacket (and pants if you have them): It’s January in the PNW, odds are high it’ll rain and that doesn’t stop us from digging!

Gloves (waterproof are best): It wouldn’t hurt to bring an extra pair, too. Cold hands suck!

Sturdy shoes

Helmet or hard hat (required)

Eye protection

Water

Snacks & lunch

B﻿ike and bike gear for post-digging rips

TOOLS WILL BE PROVIDED. You are not required to bring any tools, but if you have your own folding saw, loppers, rake, shovel, or hoe, feel free to bring it.

In accordance with our agreement with Weyerhaeuser, the land manager of Rocky Point, those who enter the property must be a NWTA member in good standing and have signed the Rocky Point Waiver . Join NWTA and become one of nearly 6,000 mountain bikers stewarding trails together in NW Oregon and SW Washington. If the cost of membership creates a financial hardship, please reach out to us, we can help with that barrier.

These events are very popular and sell out quickly. If you are unable to attend for any reason, please cancel your registration with AT LEAST 24 hours notice so others on the waitlist have an opportunity to come.

Questions? Shoot them over to Nancy @ nancys@nw-trail.org

Suspension Clinic: Get Dialed in with Trek and SRAM - 5/13
2023-05-13 10:00 - 13:00
A﻿re you interested in learning how to dial in your suspension on your bike? Join Trek and SRAM at Gateway Green on May 13th and learn how to setup your suspension, how and why to make adjustments, and when to get your suspension serviced.

register here

Bring your bike, helmet and be ready to ride. We will be taking a few laps with your suspension in different settings.

For those who come, please meet at the grassy area in between the pump track and bathrooms.

S﻿pace is limited, please sign up and more importantly, show up! (psst.. you won’t regret it!)

T﻿he Fine Print:

E﻿vents like these are made possible through NWTA membership dollars. If you are a member, THANK YOU! If you are not, please consider JOINING 5,500 other mountain bikers in the greater Portland area who are making trails and events like these and so many more possible

Mountain biking requires riders to confront their fears, biases, and preconceived notions: we know what it feels like to be fearful, uncomfortable, and out of our element while on a ride. While we believe that everyone’s barriers should be respected, we know that mutual support will help get us past those barriers. We must boost each other up and push ourselves to improve both on and off the bike. NWTA wants a world where everyone feels welcome, safe, and free in the outdoors. As an organization, the NWTA is committed to creating a pathway to nature for everyone, regardless of socioeconomic status, race, gender, religion, sexual orientation, gender identity, disability, faith, and country of origin.

POSTPONED // Trail School: Intro to Building Features - 5/18
2023-05-18 17:00 - 20:30
POSTPONED … STAY TUNED FOR A RESCHEDULE.

Join us Thursday Evening May 18th at Rocky Point for our first feature building clinic.

register here

T﻿his is an intro class. No experience necessary, and we welcome all skill levels.

Drew Petersen, Derek Kidd, and Charlie Kohlmeier will be teaching members how to build sustainable features. We will focus on building proper shapes, designing drainage, and evaluating durability.

Our clinic will take to the trail as we repair some features on Machete.

After the clinic, we will session our newly repaired features and enjoy some late dinner.

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TIMELINE

5﻿:00 — Meet

5﻿:00-5:30 — Ride in

5:30-8:00 — Build & Session

8﻿:00-8:30 — Eat / Ride out

S﻿COPE

We will be shaping features, which requires moving and compacting dirt.

WHAT TO BRING

Work clothes: Long sleeve shirt, Long Pants (no shorts), Boots, Gloves, Eye Protection & Gloves

Jacket (be prepared)

Bike Helmet (mandatory)

Water

S﻿nacks

WE HAVE TOOLS

To make it easier for all of us to ride in, we will have tools ready on site!

B﻿RING YOUR RIDING GEAR

Make sure to bring your bike so we can ride the features after they are built. No better way to pack in fresh features than with tires.

SIGN YOUR WAIVER!!!

Once registered, please sign the waiver HERE.

QUESTIONS? Email charliek@nw-trail.org

*Rocky Point is property that is leased by NWTA. In order to attend this event (or to access this land) you need to be a NWTA member (JOIN HERE), in good standing, as well as sign the online Rocky Point waiver: HERE

Ride Leader Training at Gateway Green - 5/31
2023-05-31 17:00 - 20:00
NWTA is hosting an Introduction to Ride Leader Training in partnership with Elaine B. Bikes.

REGISTER HERE

NWTA is hosting an Introduction to Ride Leader Training in partnership with Elaine B. Bikes. This training is a basic introduction to leading rides and what tasks need to happen before, during & after a ride, and what to do if something goes wrong. This training is designed to increase the confidence of anyone interested in leading, co-leading, or sweeping (riding at the back) a ride at any level.

You will learn how to describe the trail, pace your group and set expectations for the ride. We will discuss the difference between a skills/clinic instructor and a ride leader, important safety considerations and even practice skills to help you monitor your riders and what to do if something unexpected happens along the way! This class is also a good introduction to leading rides for anyone interested in becoming a certified Ride Leader. (Visit https://icp.bike/ride-leader/ for more information)

Leading or helping with group rides is a fun way to find riding buddies, share enthusiasm for mountain biking, build community and grow the sport. As a ride leader you will be introducing people to new ways to enjoy a ride more comfortably, safely, and confidently. You will also be increasing trail stewardship by getting riders at any level, especially beginners into the sport or a new to them trail system and creating community for folks new to the area. This training is open to all levels of riders; beginner to advanced.

Note: This is not a skills clinic, and skills will not be coached at this clinic

This class is limited to NWTA members (see other information on how to become a member if you are not already).

Pre-registration for this training is required.

Topics covered in training:

Preparing for a ride, including planning and the ride,

Learning what goes in your backpack and what to bring along

How to assess whether a rider is at a level to enjoy the ride you’re planning

How to manage the group and what to do if something goes wrong

How to describe upcoming trail features

Practice leading and sweeping a ride

Discussing liability: what is your exposure? Do you need insurance or permits?

Recommendations for additional education and resource

This training can help prepare a person to succeed in the BICP’s standalone Ride Leader Certification online course. This certification is not necessary to hold group rides for NWTA.

Qualifications & Commitments:

Represent and follow NWTA trail etiquette

Ability to commit to leading 1-2 rides per year, weekday evenings or weekends (sign up link)

Understand the difference between a ride leader and an instructor. A ride leader is watching out for safety concerns and cannot teach/coach on skills

Understand that leading a ride, is not hosting a clinic/ teaching skills

Knowledge and comfort of local trails

Enjoying riding in a group setting

Willingness and ability to create a safe and fun engaging environment

Current First aid/CPR certification or a Wilderness First Aid certification is highly recommended for ride leaders (it is not required for attendance in this training)

What to bring:

Required Gear:

A properly fitting helmet in good condition

Water bottle and snacks

Clothing appropriate for the weather

Tools for moving the seat up and down if necessary

Pack to carry layers, snacks, tools and water

Bike: For this class, you may bring a mountain bike or hybrid in good working condition with tires suitable for dirt trails. No kickstands or street/smooth tires. Flat pedals are recommended but not required. Fenders are OK as long as they don’t make noise or interfere with the seat, because we may move the seat up and down for some demos

Recommended Gear:

Full fingered gloves

Knee and elbow protection

Eye protection

Tools and supplies to change a flat tire

Date, Time & Location:

Wednesday, May 31st 2023, Gateway Green, 5p-8p

A﻿ social to be hosted afterwards

Other information:

Northwest Trail Alliance (NWTA) is a membership organization dedicated to creating, enhancing, and protecting mountain bike riding opportunities; advocating for trail access; promoting responsible mountain biking; and building, maintaining, and riding sustainable trails. Membership dollars support all of NWTA’s work, including hosting ride leader trainings such as these. Please support the local MTB community and our work through membership: https://nw-trail.org/join/

Have questions? Email elaine.b@elainebbikes.com or chloeh@NW-trails.org

Leaping Lizards MTB Bike Skills Camp at Gateway Green - 7/17-20
2023-07-17 09:00 - 2023-07-20 12:00
Mountain Bike Skills Camp (M-Th) for Intermediate level 7-17-year-olds.

register here

Mountain Bike Skills Camp July 17th – July 20th 9:00 am to 12:00 pm for Ages: 7-17

Registration for this camp is for 4 days (Monday – Thursday). Please be ready to commit to having your rider attend each day.

In partnership with Elaine B Bikes, NWTA is excited to offer mountain bike skills camps. Cost: $120 donation to NWTA (scholarships available email lisao@nw-trail.org)

Drop off & Pick up location: Gateway Fred Meyer Parking Lot, Corner of NE 99th & NE Pacific

Event Location: Gateway Green

Rider Experience: Intermediate with at least 2 years of riding on dirt trails

These riders are already comfortable riding a bike on “Green” and may be riding parts of moderately technical “Blue” trails, and down features, 4-8 inches high. They can stand and coast confidently on even pedals for longer sections of trail, and they can shift gears and corner comfortably. They are interested in dropping features up to 12-14” high, learning to jump, manual and riding pump tracks or rolling terrain faster, without pedaling. They can ride 2-4 miles or more on a trail or bike path.

During this class: these riders will continue to improve their balance over varying and more technical terrain, brake and corner even quicker, with more exaggerated body movements, and they can shift gears before it’s too late. They’ll learn to climb, descend and ride both faster and more slowly with confidence. They’ll and have fun riding technical roll downs and drops 8-10” high – if they want to. The wheels may leave the ground in this class, after all, Leapin’ Lizards want to learn how to jump!

Bike: A Leapin’ Lizard’s bike has platform pedals, two hand brakes, a seat that can move up and down, and is in good working condition. Single speeds are OK but a bike with gears will be more fun on the climbs. No coaster brakes, kickstands, baskets, or fenders. A Lizard’s helmet fits properly, is in good condition, and is less than 5 years old.

Required Gear:

-A properly fitting helmet in good condition and is less than 5 years old*

-Water bottle and snacks

-Clothing appropriate for the weather

-Pack to carry layers, snacks, and water

Recommended Gear:

– Full-fingered gloves

-Knee and elbow protection

-Eye protection

*We have a limited amount of bikes & helmets to loan! Please confirm with rider information during registration.

Participants should have their own water, wear layers appropriate for the weather, and have a backpack to take with them to the park. No items will stay at the drop-off site.

Questions? Email elaine.b@elainebbikes.com

Once registered, please sign the waiver for your MINOR Child HERE

Thank you to our partners & sponsors:

Portland Parks & Recreation

Project^

Trek Bicycles

Fred Meyer

Trimet

Elaine B. Bikes

Green Geckos MTB Bike Skills Camp at Gateway Green - 7/17-20
2023-07-17 09:00 - 2023-07-20 12:00
Mountain Bike Skills Camp (M-Th) for Beginner 7-17-year-olds.

register here

Registration for this camp is for 4 days (Monday – Thursday). Please be ready to commit to having your rider attend each day.

In partnership with Elaine B Bikes, NWTA is excited to offer mountain bike skills camps. Cost: $120 donation to NWTA (scholarships available email lisao@nw-trail.org)

Drop off & Pick up location: Gateway Fred Meyer Parking Lot, Corner of NE 99th & NE Pacific

Event Location: Gateway Green

Rider Experience: Beginner/Intermediate with ½ – 1 of riding on dirt trails

These classes are for kids who are already comfortable riding a bike on some “Green” mountain bike dirt trail and grass and down features up to 3-4 inches high. They can stand and coast on the pedals. They can shift gears and corner, but it might not go as smoothly as it could — or at the right time. They are interested in rolling over taller features and riding pump tracks (or rolling terrain) without pedaling the whole time. They can ride 1-2 miles on a trail or bike path.

During this class: Riders will continue to improve their balance over varying terrain including trails and pump tracks (or rolling terrain), as well as brake and corner with more confidence, and shift more smoothly. They’ll learn to climb, descend and ride faster; they’ll also learn slow-riding skills to have fun riding more technical trails including roll downs and drops 6-10” high – if they want to. The wheels may leave the ground on drops, but we aren’t jumping quite yet.

Bike: The Green Gecko’s bike has platform pedals, two hand brakes (front and rear), a seat that can move up and down, and is in good working condition. Single speeds are OK but a bike with gears will be more fun on the climbs. No coaster brakes, worn-out tires or kickstands. A Gecko’s helmet fits properly, is in good condition, and is less than 5 years old

Required Gear:

-A properly fitting helmet in good condition and is less than 5 years old*

-Water bottle and snacks

-Clothing appropriate for the weather

-Pack to carry layers, snacks, and water

Recommended Gear:

– Full-fingered gloves

-Knee and elbow protection

-Eye protection

*We have a limited amount of bikes & helmets to loan! Please confirm with rider information during registration.

Participants should have their own water, wear layers appropriate for the weather, and have a backpack to take with them to the park. No items will stay at the drop-off site.

Questions? Email elaine.b@elainebbikes.com

Once registered, please sign the waiver for your MINOR Child HERE

THANK YOU TO OUR PARTNERS & SPONSORS:

PORTLAND PARKS & RECREATION

PROJECT^

TREK BICYCLES

FRED MEYER

TRIMET

ELAINE B. BIKES

Flying Dragons MTB Bike Skills Camp at Gateway Green - 7/31-8/3
2023-07-31 09:00 - 2023-08-03 12:00
Mountain Bike Skills Camp (M-Th) for Advanced level 7-17-year-olds.

register here

Mountain Bike Skills Camp July 31st – August 3rd 9:00 am to 12:00 pm for Ages: 7-17

Registration for this camp is for 4 days (Monday – Thursday). Please be ready to commit to having your rider attend each day.

In partnership with Elaine B Bikes, NWTA is excited to offer mountain bike skills camps. Cost: $120 donation to NWTA (scholarships available email lisao@nw-trail.org)

Drop off & Pick up location: Gateway Fred Meyer Parking Lot, Corner of NE 99th & NE Pacific

Event Location: Gateway Green

Rider Experience: Intermediate/Advanced with at least 2-4 years of riding on dirt trails

These riders are already comfortable riding a bike on “Blue” and may be riding parts of more technical “Black” trails, and over most of whatever features come along, 8-12” high, at least downhill. They can stand and coast confidently on even pedals for entire sections of trail, and they can shift gears and corner comfortably. They may be starting to jump and land on top of tables, and they are interested in dropping features up to 12-14” high, learning to ride pump tracks or rolling terrain faster, without pedaling. They can easily ride 2-4 miles or more on a trail or bike path.

During this class: these riders will continue to improve their balance over varying and more technical terrain, brake and corner even quicker and shift before it’s too late. They’ll learn to climb, descend and ride both faster and more slowly with confidence. They’ll and have fun riding technical roll downs and drops 10-14” high. The wheels will leave the ground in this class, after all, Dragons are learning to clear jumps!

Bike: A Flying Dragon’s bike has platform pedals, two hand brakes, a seat that can move up and down, and is in good working condition. Single speeds are OK but a bike with gears will be more fun on the climbs. No coaster brakes, kickstands, baskets or fenders. A Dragon’s helmet fits properly, is in good condition, and is less than 5 years old.

Required Gear:

-A properly fitting helmet in good condition and is less than 5 years old*

-Water bottle and snacks

-Clothing appropriate for the weather

-Pack to carry layers, snacks, and water

Recommended Gear:

– Full-fingered gloves

-Knee and elbow protection

-Eye protection

*We have a limited amount of bikes & helmets to loan! Please confirm with rider information during registration.

Participants should have their own water, wear layers appropriate for the weather, and have a backpack to take with them to the park. No items will stay at the drop-off site.

Questions? Email elaine.b@elainebbikes.com

Once registered, please sign the waiver for your MINOR Child HERE

Thank you to our partners & sponsors:

Portland Parks & Recreation

Project^

Trek Bicycles

Fred Meyer

Trimet

Elaine B. Bikes

Ride Leader Training at Sandy Ridge - 8/6
2023-08-06 09:00 - 12:00 | Sandy Ridge Trail System, 62700 EAST BARLOW TRAIL ROAD, Brightwood, OR, 97011, United States
NWTA is hosting an Introduction to Ride Leader Training in partnership with Elaine B. Bikes.

REGISTER HERE

NWTA is hosting an Introduction to Ride Leader Training in partnership with Elaine B. Bikes. This training is a basic introduction to leading rides and what tasks need to happen before, during & after a ride, and what to do if something goes wrong. This training is designed to increase the confidence of anyone interested in leading, co-leading, or sweeping (riding at the back) a ride at any level.

You will learn how to describe the trail, pace your group and set expectations for the ride. We will discuss the difference between a skills/clinic instructor and a ride leader, important safety considerations and even practice skills to help you monitor your riders and what to do if something unexpected happens along the way! This class is also a good introduction to leading rides for anyone interested in becoming a certified Ride Leader. (Visit https://icp.bike/ride-leader/ for more information)

Leading or helping with group rides is a fun way to find riding buddies, share enthusiasm for mountain biking, build community and grow the sport. As a ride leader you will be introducing people to new ways to enjoy a ride more comfortably, safely, and confidently. You will also be increasing trail stewardship by getting riders at any level, especially beginners into the sport or a new to them trail system and creating community for folks new to the area. This training is open to all levels of riders; beginner to advanced.

Note: This is not a skills clinic, and skills will not be coached at this clinic

This class is limited to NWTA members (see other information on how to become a member if you are not already).

Pre-registration for this training is required.

Topics covered in training:

Preparing for a ride, including planning and the ride,

Learning what goes in your backpack and what to bring along

How to assess whether a rider is at a level to enjoy the ride you’re planning

How to manage the group and what to do if something goes wrong

How to describe upcoming trail features

Practice leading and sweeping a ride

Discussing liability: what is your exposure? Do you need insurance or permits?

Recommendations for additional education and resource

This training can help prepare a person to succeed in the BICP’s standalone Ride Leader Certification online course. This certification is not necessary to hold group rides for NWTA.

Qualifications & Commitments:

Represent and follow NWTA trail etiquette

Ability to commit to leading 1-2 rides per year, weekday evenings or weekends (sign up link)

Understand the difference between a ride leader and an instructor. A ride leader is watching out for safety concerns and cannot teach/coach on skills

Understand that leading a ride, is not hosting a clinic/ teaching skills

Knowledge and comfort of local trails

Enjoying riding in a group setting

Willingness and ability to create a safe and fun engaging environment

Current First aid/CPR certification or a Wilderness First Aid certification is highly recommended for ride leaders (it is not required for attendance in this training)

What to bring:

Required Gear:

A properly fitting helmet in good condition

Water bottle and snacks

Clothing appropriate for the weather

Tools for moving the seat up and down if necessary

Pack to carry layers, snacks, tools and water

Bike: For this class, you may bring a mountain bike or hybrid in good working condition with tires suitable for dirt trails. No kickstands or street/smooth tires. Flat pedals are recommended but not required. Fenders are OK as long as they don’t make noise or interfere with the seat, because we may move the seat up and down for some demos

Recommended Gear:

Full fingered gloves

Knee and elbow protection

Eye protection

Tools and supplies to change a flat tire

Date, Time & Location:

Sunday, August 6th 2023, Sandy Ridge, 9a-12p

A﻿ social to be hosted afterwards

Other information:

Northwest Trail Alliance (NWTA) is a membership organization dedicated to creating, enhancing, and protecting mountain bike riding opportunities; advocating for trail access; promoting responsible mountain biking; and building, maintaining, and riding sustainable trails. Membership dollars support all of NWTA’s work, including hosting ride leader trainings such as these. Please support the local MTB community and our work through membership: https://nw-trail.org/join/

Have questions? Email elaine.b@elainebbikes.com or chloeh@NW-trails.org

Dig Season Plan Day/Member Open House - 9/30
2023-09-30 11:00 - 14:00
Dig Season Plan Day/Member Open House! Join us on Saturday, September 30, from 11:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. to learn about upcoming trail work days, and engage with all NWTA does to advocate for trails! There will be stations for members to learn about upcoming Trail Sustainability Institute and Crew Leader trainings, community rides, events and socials, Trail Sisters, youth programming, and more. The main event will be stations with all of our amazing Lead Stewardship volunteers from NWTA trail systems to talk about the trail work calendars for the season. Everyone that checks in will get a raffle ticket, and we will do giveaways every 30 minutes during the event. Snacks and drinks provided!

Event Details

Saturday, September 30, 2023Chris King Precision Components2801 NW Nela St, Portland, OR 97210

Questions? Contact Charlie at charliek@nw-trail.org.

TSI Crew Leader Training - 11/12
2023-11-12 09:30 - 15:30
NWTA’s Trail Sustainability Institute will be hosting Crew Leader Training at Stub Stewart State Park.

register here

Crew Leaders are essential to the success of trail building work parties. These individuals provide guidance, vision and share their knowledge with their crew of trail builders. If you are a seasoned Trail Steward who is interested in expanding your skills and tapping into becoming a leader, this training is for you!

Northwest Trail Alliance’s Trail Sustainability Institute’s goal is to foster a culture of land stewardship within the mountain bike community. By teaching people how to build sustainable trails, and by training trail builders to lead crews of trail stewards, we are raising the level of our own stewardship, and increasing our capacity to build and maintain quality trails.

T﻿he meeting will be held at Stub Stewart State Park in the Mountain Dale Cabin Village Meeting Hall. Drive past the Hilltop Day-Use Area (although carpooling from Hilltop may be necessary) to the Cabin Village.

What to wear:

Half of this training is indoors (morning) while the second half is outdoors. Dress for the elements.

– Work clothes: Long sleeve shirt, Long Pants (no shorts), Boots, Gloves, Eye Protection & Gloves.

– Jacket (be prepared)

– Hard hat or bike helmet (mandatory)

What to Bring:

– Water

– Snacks

– Lunch

Some morning and afternoon snacks as well as refreshments will be provided but please bring your own lunch.

Please sign the waiver HERE

It is opportunities like these that are possible because of NWTA membership dollars. If you are not a member, or need to renew your membership, you can do so on our website to join nearly 6,000 other mountain bikers who are supporting our trails!

This training not only has limited spots available, but is only offered twice a year. Please make every effort to attend once you have committed.

Please email NancyS@nw-trail.org with any questions you may have.
