Trail Restoration Day: Free Ride Area at Stub - 4/27
2025-04-27 10:00 - 15:00 (America/Los_Angeles)
We will be working on restoring the trails in the Free Ride Area.

register here

Trail Restoration Day: Help Rebuild Our Mountain Bike Trails!

Join us for a community effort to restore our beloved mountain bike trails impacted by a recent forest thinning project aimed at improving forest health. Together, we’ll work to repair and enhance the trails to ensure they’re safe, sustainable, and ready for riders again.

This restoration effort will be flexible, as we’ll adapt our work to the unique challenges presented by the thinning project. Volunteers of all skill levels are welcome—whether you’re a seasoned trail builder or new to trail work, there’s a role for you!

10am – 3pm

Meet at the far end of the Hilltop Day Use Area

Trail work will last approximately 5 hours, wrapping up at 3:00.

What To Bring:

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

Jacket (be prepared)

Hard hat or bike helmet (mandatory)

Water

Snacks/Lunch

Bike – If you would like, bring your bike and ride back to the area where we will be working. We will also carpool as needed.

Safety meeting promptly starts at 10 am. Please arrive 10-15 minutes early to ensure that you are adequately checked in. We work in all weather, so come prepared for the elements, whatever they may be (and change of clothes in the car for when we finish).

Once registered, please sign the waiver HERE

Email stubstewart@nw-trail.org with any questions

Trail Restoration Day: Free Ride Area at Stub - 5/4
2025-05-04 10:00 - 16:00
We will be working on restoring the trails in the Free Ride Area.

register here

Join us for a community effort to restore our beloved mountain bike trails impacted by a recent forest thinning project aimed at improving forest health. Together, we’ll work to repair and enhance the trails to ensure they’re safe, sustainable, and ready for riders again.

This restoration effort will be flexible, as we’ll adapt our work to the unique challenges presented by the thinning project. Volunteers of all skill levels are welcome—whether you’re a seasoned trail builder or new to trail work, there’s a role for you!

10am – 3pm

Meet at the far end of the Hilltop Day Use Area

Trail work will last approximately 5 hours, wrapping up at 3:00.

What To Bring:

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

Jacket (be prepared)

Hard hat or bike helmet (mandatory)

Water

Snacks/Lunch

Bike – If you would like, bring your bike and ride back to the area where we will be working. We will also carpool as needed.

Safety meeting promptly starts at 10 am. Please arrive 10-15 minutes early to ensure that you are adequately checked in. We work in all weather, so come prepared for the elements, whatever they may be (and change of clothes in the car for when we finish).

Once registered, please sign the waiver HERE

Email stubstewart@nw-trail.org with any questions

Trail Restoration Day: Free Ride Area at Stub - 5/10
2025-05-10 10:00 - 15:00

Trail Restoration Day: Free Ride Area at Stub - 5/18
2025-05-18 10:00 - 15:00

Trail Restoration Day: Railyard and Skills Area at Stub - 5/31
2025-05-31 10:00 - 15:00
We will be working on a new drop on Railyard and building new trails in the Skill area.

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Join us for a community effort to restore our beloved mountain bike trails impacted by a recent forest thinning project aimed at improving forest health. Together, we’ll work to repair and enhance the trails to ensure they’re safe, sustainable, and ready for riders again.

This restoration effort will be flexible, as we’ll adapt our work to the unique challenges presented by the thinning project. Volunteers of all skill levels are welcome—whether you’re a seasoned trail builder or new to trail work, there’s a role for you!

10am – 3pm

Meet at the far end of the Hilltop Day Use Area

Trail work will last approximately 5 hours, wrapping up at 3:00.

What To Bring:

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

Jacket (be prepared)

Hard hat or bike helmet (mandatory)

Water

Snacks/Lunch

Bike – If you would like, bring your bike and ride back to the area where we will be working. We will also carpool as needed.

Safety meeting promptly starts at 10 am. Please arrive 10-15 minutes early to ensure that you are adequately checked in. We work in all weather, so come prepared for the elements, whatever they may be (and change of clothes in the car for when we finish).

Once registered, please sign the waiver HERE

Email stubstewart@nw-trail.org with any questions

Trail Restoration Day: Railyard and Drip Torch Berm Work at Stub - 6/8
2025-06-08 10:00 - 15:00
We will be working on a new drop line on Railyard and working on berms on Drip Torch.

register here

Join us for a community effort to restore our beloved mountain bike trails impacted by a recent forest thinning project aimed at improving forest health. Together, we’ll work to repair and enhance the trails to ensure they’re safe, sustainable, and ready for riders again.

This restoration effort will be flexible, as we’ll adapt our work to the unique challenges presented by the thinning project. Volunteers of all skill levels are welcome—whether you’re a seasoned trail builder or new to trail work, there’s a role for you!

10am – 3pm

Meet at the far end of the Hilltop Day Use Area

Trail work will last approximately 5 hours, wrapping up at 3:00.

What To Bring:

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

Jacket (be prepared)

Hard hat or bike helmet (mandatory)

Water

Snacks/Lunch

Bike – If you would like, bring your bike and ride back to the area where we will be working. We will also carpool as needed.

Safety meeting promptly starts at 10 am. Please arrive 10-15 minutes early to ensure that you are adequately checked in. We work in all weather, so come prepared for the elements, whatever they may be (and change of clothes in the car for when we finish).

Once registered, please sign the waiver HERE

Email stubstewart@nw-trail.org with any questions

Trail Restoration Day: Free Ride Area at Stub - 7/12
2025-07-12 09:00 - 14:00
We will be working on restoring Caddywhomper and Rail Yard trails in the Free Ride Area.

REGISTER HERE

Join us for a community effort to restore our beloved mountain bike trails impacted by a recent forest thinning project aimed at improving forest health. Together, we’ll work to repair and enhance the trails to ensure they’re safe, sustainable, and ready for riders again.

This restoration effort will be flexible, as we’ll adapt our work to the unique challenges presented by the thinning project. Volunteers of all skill levels are welcome—whether you’re a seasoned trail builder or new to trail work, there’s a role for you!

9am – 2pm

Meet at the far end of the Hilltop Day Use Area

Trail work will last approximately 5 hours, wrapping up at 2:00.

What To Bring:

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

Hard hat or bike helmet (mandatory)

Water

Snacks/Lunch

Bike – If you would like, bring your bike and ride back to the area where we will be working. We will also carpool as needed.

Safety meeting promptly starts at 9 am. Please arrive 10-15 minutes early to ensure that you are adequately checked in. We work in all weather, so come prepared for the elements, whatever they may be (and change of clothes in the car for when we finish).

Once registered, please sign the waiver HERE

Email stubstewart@nw-trail.org with any questions.

Stub Trail Restoration Day - 10/5
2025-10-05 10:00 - 15:00
We will be working on restoring trails in the MTB core area.

register here

Join us for a community effort to restore our beloved mountain bike trails impacted by a recent forest thinning project aimed at improving forest health. Together, we’ll work to repair and enhance the trails to ensure they’re safe, sustainable, and ready for riders again.

This restoration effort will be flexible, as we’ll adapt our work to the unique challenges presented by the thinning project. Volunteers of all skill levels are welcome—whether you’re a seasoned trail builder or new to trail work, there’s a role for you!

10am – 3pm

Meet at the far end of the Hilltop Day Use Area

Trail work will last approximately 5 hours, wrapping up at 3:00.

What To Bring:

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

Hard hat or bike helmet (mandatory)

Water

Snacks/Lunch

Bike – If you would like, bring your bike and ride back to the area where we will be working. We will also carpool as needed.

Safety meeting promptly starts at 10 am. Please arrive 10-15 minutes early to ensure that you are adequately checked in. We work in all weather, so come prepared for the elements, whatever they may be (and change of clothes in the car for when we finish).

Once registered, please sign the waiver HERE

Email stubstewart@nw-trail.org with any questions

Stub Trail Restoration Day - 10/11
2025-10-11 10:00 - 15:00

Stub Trail Restoration Day - 10/19
2025-10-19 10:00 - 15:00

Stub Trail Restoration Day - 10/25
2025-10-25 10:00 - 15:00

Stub Trail Restoration Day - 11/2
2025-11-02 10:00 - 15:00

Trail Sisters x TSI Trail Building Training Series at Stub Stewart - 11/2
2025-11-02 10:00 - 14:30
Join us for the first installment of the NW Trail Sister’s Trail Building Training Series at Stub Stewart!

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Join us at Stub Stewart for the first installment of the NW Trail Sisters Training Series where we will be learning all about locating new lines and flagging!

What are we doing?: The day will involve dirt-lip forming and berm building, including some rake-and-ride style trail forming.

There will be opportunities for looking at a hillside and choosing how to carve the line in for a new trail. This training will provide a fantastic opportunity for Trail Sisters to gain hands-on experience in building trails from scratch.

What is this “training series?”: The series is a set of dig days dedicated to building skills and confidence. We have three dig days scheduled (this one in November, in December at Gateway Green, and in January at Rocky Point; announcements upcoming) at multiple locations where Trail Sisters crew leads alongside Local Stewardship Teams will cover the technical aspects of trail building and sustainable maintenance 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 and extra layers.

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

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

Sturdy shoes

Helmet or hard hat (required)

Eye protection

Water

Snacks and lunch

Bike and bike gear if you would like to bike into the skills area (vs carpool), or for post-dig rips

Any necessary tools will be provided. You are not required to bring any of your own.

Note that Stub Stewart requires a pass to park that can be purchased on site (where we’re meeting at the Hilltop Day Use Area).

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.

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.

Questions? Send them over to Carrie at carriej@nw-trail.org

Stub Trail Restoration Day - 11/8
2025-11-08 10:00 - 15:00

Archaeology Training w/ NWTA + Oregon Parks & Recreation - 11/14
2025-11-14 13:30 - 16:00
Join NWTA and Oregon Parks & Recreation Dept (OPRD) resident Archaeologist, Nancy Nelson, for an afternoon of archaeology training.

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NWTA is proud to partner with Oregon Parks & Recreation Dept (OPRD) Valley Region Archaeologist, Nancy Nelson, will provide a presentation on the archaeological sites, artifacts and features that may be discovered during project work. In addition, OPRD’s work with the nine Tribes in Oregon and inadvertent discovery protocols will be discussed. The afternoon training will conclude with a site visit to a historic archaeological site within the park.

This training will take place at LL Stub Stewart State Park in the Mountain Dale Meeting Hall. Parking is limited at the meeting hall, please consider parking at the Hilltop Day Use Area and taking the trail down to the meeting hall. Parking passes will be provided for the day.

Although most of the training will be indoors, we will be hiking to an archeology site during the training. Please come prepared with boots/sturdy shoes and forecast appropriate clothing.

Drinks and light snacks will be provided.

Space is limited for this specialty event. If you are unable to attend, please cancel your reservation at least 36 hours in advance of the event, so that others may attend. It is important that we honor our speaker’s time and efforts with our presence.

Please direct any questions to our Trail Stewardship Director, Nancy Stone @ nancys@nw-trail.org

Stub Trail Restoration Day - 11/16
2025-11-16 10:00 - 15:00

TSI Crew Leader Training - 11/22
2025-11-22 09:00 - 15:00
NWTA’s Trail Sustainability Institute will be hosting Crew Leader Training at Stub Stewart State Park.

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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 to the Cabin Village. A day pass will be provided for each vehicle.

What to wear:

The majority of this training is indoors, while a portion is outdoors. Dress for the elements.

– Work clothes: Long sleeve shirt, Long Pants (no shorts), Boots.

– Jacket (be prepared)

What to Bring:

– Water

– Snacks

Morning and afternoon snacks will be provided, along with lunch. If you have dietary restrictions, please reach out to the email provided below.

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 5,000 other mountain bikers who are supporting our trails!

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

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

Stub Trail Restoration Day - 11/22
2025-11-22 10:00 - 15:00
Trail Restoration Day: Help Rebuild Our Mountain Bike Trails!

register here

Join us for a community effort to restore our beloved mountain bike trails impacted by a recent forest thinning project aimed at improving forest health. Together, we’ll work to repair and enhance the trails to ensure they’re safe, sustainable, and ready for riders again.

This restoration effort will be flexible, as we’ll adapt our work to the unique challenges presented by the thinning project. Volunteers of all skill levels are welcome—whether you’re a seasoned trail builder or new to trail work, there’s a role for you!

10am – 3pm

Meet at the far end of the Hilltop Day Use Area

Trail work will last approximately 5 hours, wrapping up at 3:00.

What To Bring:

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

Hard hat or bike helmet (mandatory)

Water

Snacks/Lunch

Bike – If you would like, bring your bike and ride back to the area where we will be working. We will also carpool as needed.

Safety meeting promptly starts at 10 am. Please arrive 10-15 minutes early to ensure that you are adequately checked in. We work in all weather, so come prepared for the elements, whatever they may be (and change of clothes in the car for when we finish).

Once registered, please sign the waiver HERE

Email stubstewart@nw-trail.org with any questions

Stub Trail Restoration Day - 12/20
2025-12-20 10:00 - 15:30
We will be working on restoring trails in the MTB core area.

register here

Join us for a community effort to restore our beloved mountain bike trails impacted by a recent forest thinning project aimed at improving forest health. Together, we’ll work to repair and enhance the trails to ensure they’re safe, sustainable, and ready for riders again.

This restoration effort will be flexible, as we’ll adapt our work to the unique challenges presented by the thinning project. Volunteers of all skill levels are welcome—whether you’re a seasoned trail builder or new to trail work, there’s a role for you!

10am – 3pm

Meet at the far end of the Hilltop Day Use Area

Trail work will last approximately 5 hours, wrapping up at 3:00.

NOTE: Due to the possibility of snow and icy roads, an email will be sent out the morning of the event stating if it is cancelled or not.

What To Bring:

Work clothes: Weather appropriate coat/jacket. Long sleeve shirt, Long Pants (no shorts), Boots, Eye Protection & Gloves

Hard hat or bike helmet (mandatory)

Water

Snacks/Lunch

Bike – Bring your bike and ride back to the area where we will be working. We will also have a couple of carpool spots available.

Safety meeting promptly starts at 10 am. Please arrive 10-15 minutes early to ensure that you are adequately checked in. We work in all weather, so come prepared for the elements, whatever they may be (and change of clothes in the car for when we finish).

Once registered, please sign the waiver HERE

Email stubstewart@nw-trail.org with any questions

Stub Trail Restoration Day - 12/28
2025-12-28 10:00 - 15:00

Stub Trail Restoration Day - 1/3
2026-01-03 10:00 - 15:00

Trail Sisters x TSI Training Series at Stub Stewart - 1/11
2026-01-11 10:00 - 14:00
Join us for the third and final installment of the NW Trail Sisters’ Trail Building Training Series back at Stub Stewart!

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Sponsored by River City Bicycles

Join us at Stub Stewart along with our friends and generous sponsor River City Bicyles for the third and final installment of the NW Trail Sisters Training Series where we will be continuing what we started in the skills zone.

This outdoor education series is made possible through a generous grant from Travel Oregon.

What are we doing?: The day will involve hands-on practice building drops, jumps, and berms. (Subject to change slightly depending on conditions.)

What is this “training series?”: The series is a set of dig days dedicated to building skills and confidence. We have three dig days scheduled at multiple locations where Trail Sisters crew leads alongside Local Stewardship Teams will cover the technical aspects of trail building and sustainable maintenance 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 and extra layers.

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

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

Sturdy shoes

Helmet or hard hat (required)

Eye protection

Water

Snacks and lunch

Bike and bike gear for post-dig rips

Appetite for food provided by our dear friends at River City Bicycles!

Any necessary tools will be provided. You are not required to bring any of your own.

More specific details about the event will be emailed to those who signed up closer to the date.

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. If you are reading this and the event is sold out, join the waitlist! A few folks will likely cancel the day before.

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.

Questions? Send them over to Carrie at carriej@nw-trail.org

Stub Trail Restoration Day - 1/11
2026-01-11 10:00 - 15:00

Stub Trail Restoration Day - 1/17
2026-01-17 10:00 - 15:00
We will be working on restoring trails in the MTB core area.

register here

We will be working on restoring trails in the MTB core area

Trail Restoration Day: Help Rebuild Our Mountain Bike Trails!

Join us for a community effort to restore our beloved mountain bike trails impacted by a recent forest thinning project aimed at improving forest health. Together, we’ll work to repair and enhance the trails to ensure they’re safe, sustainable, and ready for riders again.

This restoration effort will be flexible, as we’ll adapt our work to the unique challenges presented by the thinning project. Volunteers of all skill levels are welcome—whether you’re a seasoned trail builder or new to trail work, there’s a role for you!

10am – 3pm

Meet at the far end of the Hilltop Day Use Area

Trail work will last approximately 5 hours, wrapping up at 3:00.

NOTE: Due to the possibility of snow and icy roads, an email will be sent out the morning of the event stating if it is cancelled or not.

What To Bring:

Work clothes: Weather appropriate coat/jacket. Long sleeve shirt, Long Pants (no shorts), Boots, Eye Protection & Gloves

Hard hat or bike helmet (mandatory)

Water

Snacks/Lunch

Bike – Bring your bike and ride back to the area where we will be working. We will also have a couple of carpool spots available.

Safety meeting promptly starts at 10 am. Please arrive 10-15 minutes early to ensure that you are adequately checked in. We work in all weather, so come prepared for the elements, whatever they may be (and change of clothes in the car for when we finish).

Once registered, please sign the waiver HERE

Email stubstewart@nw-trail.org with any questions

Stub Trail Restoration Day - 1/25
2026-01-25 10:00 - 15:00

Stub Trail Restoration Day - 1/31
2026-01-31 10:00 - 15:00
We will be working on restoring trails in the MTB core area.

register here

Trail Restoration Day: Help Rebuild Our Mountain Bike Trails!

Join us for a community effort to restore our beloved mountain bike trails impacted by a recent forest thinning project aimed at improving forest health. Together, we’ll work to repair and enhance the trails to ensure they’re safe, sustainable, and ready for riders again.

This restoration effort will be flexible, as we’ll adapt our work to the unique challenges presented by the thinning project. Volunteers of all skill levels are welcome—whether you’re a seasoned trail builder or new to trail work, there’s a role for you!

10am – 3pm

Meet at the far end of the Hilltop Day Use Area

Trail work will last approximately 5 hours, wrapping up at 3:00.

NOTE: Due to the possibility of snow and icy roads, an email will be sent out the morning of the event stating if it is cancelled or not.

What To Bring:

Work clothes: Weather appropriate coat/jacket. Long sleeve shirt, Long Pants (no shorts), Boots, Eye Protection & Gloves

Hard hat or bike helmet (mandatory)

Water

Snacks/Lunch

Bike – Bring your bike and ride back to the area where we will be working. We will also have a couple of carpool spots available.

Safety meeting promptly starts at 10 am. Please arrive 10-15 minutes early to ensure that you are adequately checked in. We work in all weather, so come prepared for the elements, whatever they may be (and change of clothes in the car for when we finish).

Once registered, please sign the waiver HERE

Email stubstewart@nw-trail.org with any questions

Stub Trail Restoration Day - 2/8
2026-02-08 10:00 - 15:00

Trail Sisters Dig Day at Stub Stewart - 2/8
2026-02-08 10:00 - 14:00
Join us in continuing our work on the new skills zone at Stub Stewart!

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Join us at Stub Stewart where we will be continuing work in the skills zone.

What are we doing?: The day will involve dialing in our 3 downhill lines and possibly starting work on a return/climb trail. The day will mainly involve raking debris, shaping berms, smoothing out rough sections, building features, and testing lines.

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 and extra layers.

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

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

Sturdy shoes

Helmet or hard hat (required)

Eye protection

Water

Snacks and lunch

Bike and bike gear for post-dig rips

Any necessary tools will be provided. You are not required to bring any of your own.

More specific details about the event will be emailed to those who signed up closer to the date.

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. If you are reading this and the event is sold out, join the waitlist! A few folks will likely cancel the day before.

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.

Questions? Send them over to Carrie at carriej@nw-trail.org

Stub Trail Restoration Day - 2/14
2026-02-14 10:00 - 15:00
Trail Restoration Day: Help Rebuild Our Mountain Bike Trails!

register here

Join us for a community effort to restore our beloved mountain bike trails impacted by a recent forest thinning project aimed at improving forest health. Together, we’ll work to repair and enhance the trails to ensure they’re safe, sustainable, and ready for riders again.

This restoration effort will be flexible, as we’ll adapt our work to the unique challenges presented by the thinning project. Volunteers of all skill levels are welcome—whether you’re a seasoned trail builder or new to trail work, there’s a role for you!

10am – 3pm

Meet at the far end of the Hilltop Day Use Area

Trail work will last approximately 5 hours, wrapping up at 3:00.

NOTE: Due to the possibility of snow and icy roads, an email will be sent out the morning of the event stating if it is cancelled or not.

What To Bring:

Work clothes: Weather appropriate coat/jacket. Long sleeve shirt, Long Pants (no shorts), Boots, Eye Protection & Gloves

Hard hat or bike helmet (mandatory)

Water

Snacks/Lunch

Bike – Bring your bike and ride back to the area where we will be working. We will also have a couple of carpool spots available.

Safety meeting promptly starts at 10 am. Please arrive 10-15 minutes early to ensure that you are adequately checked in. We work in all weather, so come prepared for the elements, whatever they may be (and change of clothes in the car for when we finish).

Once registered, please sign the waiver HERE

Email stubstewart@nw-trail.org with any questions

Stub Trail Restoration Day - 2/22
2026-02-22 10:00 - 15:00
We will be working on restoring trails in the MTB core area

register here

Trail Restoration Day: Help Rebuild Our Mountain Bike Trails!

Join us for a community effort to restore our beloved mountain bike trails impacted by a recent forest thinning project aimed at improving forest health. Together, we’ll work to repair and enhance the trails to ensure they’re safe, sustainable, and ready for riders again.

This restoration effort will be flexible, as we’ll adapt our work to the unique challenges presented by the thinning project. Volunteers of all skill levels are welcome—whether you’re a seasoned trail builder or new to trail work, there’s a role for you!

10am – 3pm

Meet at the far end of the Hilltop Day Use Area

Trail work will last approximately 5 hours, wrapping up at 3:00.

NOTE: Due to the possibility of snow and icy roads, an email will be sent out the morning of the event stating if it is cancelled or not.

What To Bring:

Work clothes: Weather appropriate coat/jacket. Long sleeve shirt, Long Pants (no shorts), Boots, Eye Protection & Gloves

Hard hat or bike helmet (mandatory)

Water

Snacks/Lunch

Bike – Bring your bike and ride back to the area where we will be working. We will also have a couple of carpool spots available.

Safety meeting promptly starts at 10 am. Please arrive 10-15 minutes early to ensure that you are adequately checked in. We work in all weather, so come prepared for the elements, whatever they may be (and change of clothes in the car for when we finish).

Once registered, please sign the waiver HERE

Email stubstewart@nw-trail.org with any questions
