DIG DAY — Rocky Point, Andyland - 3/22
2026-03-22 09:00 - 13:00 (America/Los_Angeles)
Help continue the great progress made on Andyland!

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We will be working on dialing in Andyland on the Northside. Improving and adding berms to improve the flow. Bryan will be leading the dig!

Safety meeting starts at 9 a.m at the Rocky Point gazebo.Note: Please arrive 15 minutes early to ensure that you are ready to roll. We work in most weather, so come prepared for the elements.What to bring:

Work clothes: Long sleeve shirt, pants, boots, eye protection, jacket, and gloves

Hard hat or bike helmet (mandatory)

Water

Snacks

Optional: Your bike and favorite trail tool ! We have tools, but please feel free to bring your own.

Once registered, please sign the waiver HERE

Email hamstermtnbkr@comcast.net with any questions about this event.

Trail Sisters Bike Maintenance Clinic at Sellwood Cycle Repair - 3/26
2026-03-26 18:30 - 20:30
Join NW Trail Sisters for an evening of learning about brakes!

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Join NW Trail Sisters and Sellwood Cycle Repair for a night of learning about brake pads, rotors, levers, pistons, hydraulic fluid… and everything you need to know about how they work together to perform the all-important job of helping us control speed on the bike!

We’ll have a Q&A at the beginning, instruction from our mechanic, Brenna, and breakout groups where teams of two or three get to try out their knowledge.

Do you have a braking question you’d like answered during this clinic? Write it down and bring it up during the Q&A!

Participation is limited to 25 people. We ask that if you register, please keep your commitment and show up. If you are unable to attend, please cancel your Eventbrite ticket at least 24 hours before the event so your spot can be offered to someone else.

This event is open to women and nonbinary riders of all skill levels and experience.

We will have snacks and beverages for you as well!

Questions? Email Carrie: carriej@nw-trail.org

DIG DAY — Sandy Ridge: Hand Finish New Skills Area - 3/28
2026-03-28 09:00 - 15:00
Machine work is done. Time to put the finishing touches on the skills area.

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Join us for a Trail Maintenance day at Sandy Ridge. Trail work will last approximately 6 hours, wrapping up at 3:00 p.m.

Schedule:

9:00 AM Safety Meeting in Parking Lot

9:15 AM Drive up to tool storage area

9:30 AM Head out to work areas

2:00 – 2:30 PM Finish up work and head back to tool storage area

2:30 – 3:00 PM Clean tools and have after trail work refreshments

What To Bring:

Your bike (optional)

Work clothes: Light long sleeve shirt, long pants (no shorts), boots, gloves, eye protection

Jacket (be prepared)

Hard hat or bike helmet (mandatory)

Water

Snacks

Lunch

Favorite trail tool, McLeod or Rouge Hoe (We have tools, but please feel free to bring your own)

Optional: Folding Handsaw

Safety meeting promptly starts at 9:00 a.m. Please arrive 15-20 mins early to ensure that you are adequately checked in. We work in all weather (except for high wind and snow), so come prepared for the elements (and change of clothes in the car for when we finish).

Once registered, please sign the waiver HERE

Email SandyRidge@nw-trail.org with any questions

DIG DAY — Rocky Point, Levitation Sponsored By Metropolis! - 3/28
2026-03-28 09:00 - 13:00
Come join Justin and Kelly for the 5th dig of the season on Levitation!

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Safety meeting starts at 9 a.m at the main lot of Rocky Point at the gazebo.Note: Please arrive 15-20 minutes early to ensure that you are ready to roll. We work in most weather, so come prepared for the elements.What to bring:

Work clothes: Long sleeve shirt, pants, boots, eye protection, jacket, and gloves

Hard hat or bike helmet (mandatory)

Water

Snacks

Optional: Your bike, favorite trail tool; McLeods, loppers, hoes, spade shovels. We have tools, but please feel free to bring your own.

Other important things:

Do you like having fun and moving dirt? Cool! We do too.

We will be carpooling from the main lot down to Highway 30 and will then hike in to address some of the middle stuff on Levitation.

Once registered, please sign the waiver HERE

Email justinjphilips@gmail.com with any questions about this event.

Stub Trail Restoration Day - 3/28
2026-03-28 10:00 - 15:00
Trail Restoration Day: Help Rebuild Our Mountain Bike Trails!

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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.

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

Trail Sisters Dig Day @ Stub Stewart - 3/28
2026-03-28 10:00 - 14:00
Join us in continuing our work on the new skills zone at Stub Stewart!

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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, looking at drainage, 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

DIG DAY - Hagg Lake sponsored by Bellingham Gloves - 3/29
2026-03-29 09:00 - 15:00
We are continuing work on a re-route of the Hagg Lake loop trail between Turtle (7) and Gandolf’s (8)!

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Event sponsors:

Northwest Trail Alliance: https://nw-trail.org/

Washington County Parks: https://washcoparks.org/

Bellingham Gloves: https://www.radians.com/bellingham

Planned agenda:

9:00 – 9:15: meet at Eagle Point (34) overflow parking area, check in, welcome, safety talk, and work overview

9:15 – 9:30: gather tools, carpool and caravan to location of work – Turtle (7) or Gandolf’s (8)

9:30 – 9:45: review work plans

9:45 – 12:00: trail work

12:00 – 12:15: break

12:15-2:30: trail work

2:30 – 2:45: walk back to worksite trailhead (either Turtle or Gandolf’s)

2:45: drinks, treats, and raffle at worksite trailhead (either Turtle or Gandolf’s)

3:00 PM: depart area

Work notes:

A bridge between Turtle (7) and Gandolf’s (8) was uprooted, resulting in a partial closure of the loop trail. Washington County Parks has received approval from the Bureau of Land Reclamation for a 1/2 mile – 1 mile re-route to restore access to the trail. We are building that section of trail. It will likely include installation of a short bridge, one culvert, 3+ rock sections, 3+ climbing turns, and potentially retaining walls. For this work party, we’ll be continuing construction of the new section – and potentially one or more of the planned features.

Equipment we will be using will include, but not be limited to: rakes, McLeods, Pulaskis, hoes, shovels, chainsaws, hand saws, loppers, wheelbarrows, buckets, and others. Tools will be provided; however, if you’d like to bring additional tools, you are welcome and encouraged to do so.

Equipment needed: helmet (cycling helmets are OK), long pants, sturdy, comfortable footwear, and good work gloves. We can help ensure you have a helmet, if needed. Long sleeve shirts are recommended. If conditions are wet, rain gear is recommended.

Other Notes:

Drinks, snacks, and swag will be provided at the end of this event. Please bring water and snacks to keep with you at the work site.

Parking passes will be provided; no parking fee is required.

Volunteer waivers will be available at the work site. They will need to be signed prior to beginning work. If possible, please sign the online waiver attached with this invitation prior to arrival.

NWTA volunteer hours will be logged for you.

Volunteers under age 18 will need a parent or supervising adult with them.

The nearest restrooms are at: Eagle Point Recreation Area (34), Elks Creek (1), Sain Creek Recreation Area (13), & C-Ramp Recreation area (14).

The nearest market is 7-Star Convenience Store (formerly Lake Stop Grocery) on Old 47, shortly before the park entrance.

If you need documents signed proving work completed, we will have staff available to sign them.

You’re welcome and encouraged to ride the trail after the work party; we can store bikes in a very safe area while working, if needed!

If you have any questions, please contact me: Dan Werle // (503) 719-3226 // danwerle@gmail.com

Klootchy Creek | Trail Work Day - 3/29
2026-03-29 09:30 - 12:00
Trail maintenance day at Klootchy Creek from 9:30AM-12PM – all skill levels welcome!

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💙 PaceMaker Trail 💙Focus on shaping the trail and the section leading into Defibrilaltor and The Get Down

• Benching

• Raking

• Smoothing

• Shaping

• Cutting

Come enjoy the sunshine and help us dial in this lower section of trail!

Bring:

• Bikes-test out new trail

• Gloves

• Eye protection

• Water

Helpful tools from the trailer (provided by us):

• Shovels

• McLeods

• Rogue hoes

• Rakes

All experience levels welcome — many hands make light work! Food and drink provided at the end of the work day🌲💪

Contact: ross@neondesertdesign.com

DIG DAY — Rocky Point, Tuning up the Bus - 4/4
2026-04-04 09:00 - 14:00
Come join us for a day of maintenance on Bus!

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We will be carpooling to the start of Matterhorn and then hiking up to the Bus, and working on building up berms and refreshing features to make the trail more fun and challenging.Safety meeting starts at 9 a.m. at the main lot gazebo!

Note: Please arrive 15-20 minutes early to ensure that you are ready to roll. We work in most weather, so come prepared for the elements.

What to bring:

Work clothes: Long sleeve shirt, pants, boots, eye protection, jacket, and gloves

Hard hat or bike helmet (mandatory)

Water

Snacks

Optional: Your bike and favorite trail tool. We have tools, but please feel free to bring your own.

Once registered, please sign the waiver HERE

Email: lindnert90@gmail.com with any questions about this event.

TSI Advanced Trail School: Shaping & Maintaining Jumps - 4/5
2026-04-05 09:00 - 14:00
Join TSI at Gateway Green for an Advanced Trail School where we will be learning how to shape and maintain jumps.

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Join NWTA’s Trail Sustainability Institute (TSI) for Advanced Trail School: Shaping & Maintaining Jumps, where we will be learning all about maintaining jump lines with hand tools!.

What are we doing?: The day will involve learning the in’s and outs of maintaining dirt jump lines, including hands-on practice. Learn from our very own Mark Rainha, professional trail builder and lead steward at Gateway Green.

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 April 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.

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.

We will be meeting at the top of the progressive jump line.

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

Fueling for Performance: A Workshop for Women who Ride - 4/7
2026-04-07 18:30 - 20:30
If you are riding a mountain bike, you are an athlete—fuel like one.

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This is an event for women looking for ways to improve performance, health, and energy on and off the bike.

Hear from fellow trail sisters, Dr. Kortnee Dillon and Functional Nutrition Practitioner Kristin Stevens. Topics include:

The importance of carbs, protein, and fats. And how to adjust your macros for different training days

Nutrient timing: what to eat pre, during, and post exercise, with examples

Hydration

Tips to optimize performance: energy availability, carbohydrate timing, labwork, and supplements

How fueling off the bike is just as important as on the bike.

What does your relationship with food look like?

Food celebration! Food is not meant to be feared but celebrated in its entirety.

Inside the kitchen: Make it fun!

Cost is only $30 and you will receive handouts, recipe books, samples, free consultations with Kris and Kort, and a chance to win some valuable wellness raffle prizes.

This event will likely sell out. Get your tickets early!

Ticket costs go directly to the presenters. Any additional proceeds will benefit NW Trail Sisters. If the price is a barrier for you, please contact us (email below) for scholarship options.

Refunds available up to 4 days prior to event.

IMPORTANT NOTE: The information that will be presented during this event is not a substitute for individual medical advice/appointments. Materials received should not be used as a substitute for personalized diagnosis and treatment or manual therapy. Any information in the materials you may receive is provided simply for your convenience and information.

Questions? Contact: carriej@nw-trail.org

DIG DAY — Sandy Ridge: Flow Motion - 4/11
2026-04-11 09:00 - 15:00
Flow Motion is in need of some maintenance. Come join us to rebuild berms and jumps.

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Join us for a Trail Maintenance day at Sandy Ridge. Trail work will last approximately 6 hours, wrapping up at 3:00 p.m.

Schedule:

9:00 AM Safety Meeting in Parking Lot

9:15 AM Drive up to tool storage area

9:30 AM Head out to work areas

2:00 – 2:30 PM Finish up work and head back to tool storage area

2:30 – 3:00 PM Clean tools and have after trail work refreshments

What To Bring:

Your bike (optional)

Work clothes: Light long sleeve shirt, long pants (no shorts), boots, gloves, eye protection

Jacket (be prepared)

Hard hat or bike helmet (mandatory)

Water

Snacks

Lunch

Favorite trail tool, McLeod or Rouge Hoe (We have tools, but please feel free to bring your own)

Optional: Folding Handsaw

Safety meeting promptly starts at 9:00 a.m. Please arrive 15-20 mins early to ensure that you are adequately checked in. We work in all weather (except for high wind and snow), so come prepared for the elements (and change of clothes in the car for when we finish).

Once registered, please sign the waiver HERE

Email SandyRidge@nw-trail.org with any questions

DIG DAY - Cascade Locks - CLIMB Trail Maintenance & Construction - 4/11
2026-04-11 09:00 - 14:30
Join us at DIG DAY for a fun day of trail maintenance and construction – let’s get our hands dirty and make a difference together!

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Join us for a thrilling day of trail building and maintenance in the Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area! This in-person event is perfect for outdoor enthusiasts who love to get their hands dirty and contribute to the local mountain biking community. Whether you’re a seasoned trail builder or a newbie, everyone is welcome to lend a hand and make a difference. We’ll provide the tools and guidance, so all you need to bring is your enthusiasm and a willingness to work as a team. Don’t miss out on this amazing opportunity to give back to the trails we love!

What To Bring:

Work clothes: long sleeve shirt, long pants (no shorts), sturdy boots, gloves, eye protection

Jacket for changing weather and rain (be prepared)

Hard hat or bike helmet (mandatory)

Water

Snacks

Lunch

Optional: Favorite trail tool, McLeod or Rouge Hoe (We have tools, but please feel free to bring your own if you are more comfortable with your own).

Time and Place

9:30 am – 2:30 pm at Wyeth Rd outside of Cascade Locks

Map: https://maps.app.goo.gl/qFvXR5vPTvUKuUWt7

Trail work will last approximately 5 hours, wrapping up at 2:30

Dates — This is our second of 6 work days this dig season:

(past) Saturday, Nov 22

(past) Saturday, Dec 20

(past) Saturday, Jan 10

(past) Saturday, Feb 21

(past) Saturday, Mar 21

Saturday, Apr 11

Fri/Sat/Sun, May 1,2,3 – Celebration Camp

Timing

Safety meeting promptly starts at 9:30 am. Please arrive 15-20 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).

Other Details

Once registered, please sign the waiver HERE

Email paulh@nw-trail.org with any questions

DIG DAY — Rocky Point, Andyland - 4/11
2026-04-11 09:00 - 13:00
Help continue the great progress made on Andyland!

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We will be working on dialing in Andyland on the Northside. Improving the flow and fixing drainage issues. Bryan will be leading the dig!

Safety meeting starts at 9 a.m at the Rocky Point gazebo.Note: Please arrive 15 minutes early to ensure that you are ready to roll. We work in most weather, so come prepared for the elements.What to bring:

Work clothes: Long sleeve shirt, pants, boots, eye protection, jacket, and gloves

Hard hat or bike helmet (mandatory)

Water

Snacks

Optional: Your bike and favorite trail tool ! We have tools, but please feel free to bring your own.

Once registered, please sign the waiver HERE

Email hamstermtnbkr@comcast.net with any questions about this event.

DIG DAY - Hagg Lake - 4/12
2026-04-12 09:00 - 15:00
We are continuing work on a re-route of the Hagg Lake loop trail between Turtle (7) and Gandolf’s (8)!

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Event sponsors:

Northwest Trail Alliance: https://nw-trail.org/

Washington County Parks: https://washcoparks.org/

Planned agenda:

9:00 – 9:15: meet at Eagle Point (34) overflow parking area, check in, welcome, safety talk, and work overview

9:15 – 9:30: gather tools, carpool and caravan to location of work – Turtle (7) or Gandolf’s (8)

9:30 – 9:45: review work plans

9:45 – 12:00: trail work

12:00 – 12:15: break

12:15-2:30: trail work

2:30 – 2:45: walk back to worksite trailhead (either Turtle or Gandolf’s)

2:45 – 3:00 PM: depart area

Work notes:

A bridge between Turtle (7) and Gandolf’s (8) was uprooted, resulting in a partial closure of the loop trail. Washington County Parks has received approval from the Bureau of Land Reclamation for a 1/2 mile – 1 mile re-route to restore access to the trail. We are building that section of trail. It will likely include installation of a short bridge, one culvert, 3+ rock sections, 3+ climbing turns, and potentially retaining walls. For this work party, we’ll be continuing construction of the new section – and potentially one or more of the planned features.

Equipment we will be using will include, but not be limited to: rakes, McLeods, Pulaskis, hoes, shovels, chainsaws, hand saws, loppers, wheelbarrows, buckets, and others. Tools will be provided; however, if you’d like to bring additional tools, you are welcome and encouraged to do so.

Equipment needed: helmet (cycling helmets are OK), long pants, sturdy, comfortable footwear, and good work gloves. We can help ensure you have a helmet, if needed. Long sleeve shirts are recommended. If conditions are wet, rain gear is recommended.

Other Notes:

Drinks, snacks, and swag will not be provided at the end of this event. Please bring water and snacks to keep with you at the work site.

Parking passes will be provided; no parking fee is required.

Volunteer waivers will be available at the work site. They will need to be signed prior to beginning work. If possible, please sign the online waiver attached with this invitation prior to arrival.

NWTA volunteer hours will be logged for you.

Volunteers under age 18 will need a parent or supervising adult with them.

The nearest restrooms are at: Eagle Point Recreation Area (34), Elks Creek (1), Sain Creek Recreation Area (13), & C-Ramp Recreation area (14).

The nearest market is 7-Star Convenience Store (formerly Lake Stop Grocery) on Old 47, shortly before the park entrance.

If you need documents signed proving work completed, we will have staff available to sign them.

You’re welcome and encouraged to ride the trail after the work party; we can store bikes in a very safe area while working, if needed!

If you have any questions, please contact me: Dan Werle // (503) 719-3226 // danwerle@gmail.com

Thanks!

Stub Trail Build Day - 4/12
2026-04-12 09:00 - 12:00
We will be working on building trails in the MTB core area.

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Join us for a community effort to build new trails in the Core MTB area. Together, we’ll work to build new trails to enhance the Core MTB area as a place to progress your MTB skills.

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!

8:45am – 2pm

Meet at the far end of the Hilltop Day Use Area at 8:45 AM for a safety briefing

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

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 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

Earth Day with NWTA - 4/12
2026-04-12 09:30 - 13:00
Join us for Earth Day with NWTA at Rocky Point in Scappoose.

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Join us while we do our part to clean up our corner of the planet. On Sunday, April 12th we will be picking up the trash alongside Rocky Point Rd in Scappoose. Our objective will be to remove trash from the roadside that we bike on, be good neighbors to those who share this area with us, and be better stewards of our planet.

When: Sunday, April 12th from 9:30 to 1:00

Where: Rocky Point Central Trailhead (45.696324, -122.888672). We will be meeting at the kiosk at the main trailhead on the south side. Have yourself and gear ready to go by 9:30. We recommend showing up early to ensure we respect each other’s time.

Who: You! Our NWTA community is invited to join us in giving back to our planet.

What (to bring): Bright clothes! We will be roadside, make sure you are highly visible. Gloves and sturdy shoes. Bring plenty of snacks and water. Garbage bags and pickers will be provided. Prizes for the most Twisted Tea cans and Fireball bottles retrieved!

Why: It is important to NWTA to be good stewards of our environment and the places where we recreate. We wholly believe that Earth Day is every day but that it is also a reminder to step up our actions and encourage others to do the same.

Questions? Contact carriej@nw-trail.org

Tour of Active Harvest Operations @ Tualatin Mountain Forest (Rocky Point) - 4/17
2026-04-17 10:30 - 13:30
Tour of Active Harvest Operations – Research Forest Education Day

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Join OSU Forestry Extension, OSU Research Forests and NWTA for an education tour of active harvest operations on the Tualatin Mountain Research Forest.

Northwest Trail Alliance is excited to partner with Oregon State University for a unique, behind-the-scenes educational opportunity on recently acquired forest land.

This property, formerly owned by Weyerhaeuser, is now owned by OSU and managed as a Research Forest. For years, NWTA held a lease on this land and built a well-loved trail system that has become deeply valued by the local community. With this transition to public ownership, active forest management will look different — guided by research, long-term stewardship, and education.

OSU has proven to be a thoughtful and collaborative partner, and we’re excited to begin a series of educational opportunities starting with a guided Tour of Active Harvest Operations.

This tour will provide:

Insight into how harvest operations function within a Research Forest

A look at how land management decisions are made

A better understanding of how recreation and forestry can coexist

Opportunities to ask questions and build relationships with OSU staff

This is a great opportunity for trail stewards, riders, and community members who are invested in the future of this property.

Come prepared:

Warm layers

Rain jacket

Closed toed shoes

Water/Snacks/Lunch

Hard Hats will be provided

Have questions? Send them to Nancy Stone nancys@nw-trail.org

Spring Cleaning Mega-Event - Tillamook State Forest - 4/18
2026-04-18 08:00 - 14:30
Come join us in the Tillamook for a fun-filled day of recreation, stewardship, and fun times afterward!

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Come join us in the Tillamook for a fun-filled day of recreation, stewardship, and fun times afterward! The scope of work for this work party will be focusing on tread and pruning back vegeatation on the 9-mile “Browns Camp Loop”, in partnership with Westside Trail Federation, Trailkeepers of Oregon, State Forest Trust of Oregon, Daybreak Racing, and Oregon Equestrian Trails.

We’ll be starting at 8:30am, work on trail until 2pm, then reconvene afterward for a hot meal and good times.

Tools can be provided as needed. We break into smaller crews, each led by an experienced crew lead who can provide direction and answer questions as needed to ensure you’re having a safe, fun, and productive time.

Many thanks to Cyclepath PDX for co-sponsoring and supporting these events!

As dates get closer, the Tillamook LST (Nathan Frechen) will provide details (when and where to meet up, what to bring, etc). Feel free to reach out to him proactively at tillamooksf@nw-trail.org with any questions you may have in advance.

Stub Trail Build Day - 4/18
2026-04-18 09:00 - 14:00
We will be working on buiding trails in the MTB core area.

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Join us for a community effort to build new trails in the Core MTB area. Together, we’ll work to build new trails to enhance the Core MTB area as a place to progress your MTB skills.

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!

8:45am – 2pm

Meet at the far end of the Hilltop Day Use Area at 8:45 AM for a safety briefing

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

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 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

Forest Park Dig Day - Rock Work on Newton Trail - 4/18
2026-04-18 09:00 - 13:00
Join NWTA and PP&R for a dig day in Forest Park on the Newton Trail.

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Join NWTA and PP&R for a day of trail work, while we focus on rock work along with drainage and benching on the Newton Trail in Forest Park. No prior experience needed.

Note: Please arrive 15 minutes early to ensure that you are ready to roll. We work in most weather, so come prepared for the elements.

Where: We will be meeting at the BPA Road Trailhead off of Hwy 30.What to bring:

Work clothes: Long sleeve shirt, pants, boots, eye protection, jacket, and gloves

Hard hat or bike helmet (mandatory)

Water

Snacks

Lunch

We have tools, but please feel free to bring your own.

Other important things:

Have fun

Beginners welcomed and encouraged to come!

Beverages possibly and/or snacks will be provided

Have questions? Email Nancy Stone @ nancys@nw-trail.org

DIG DAY — Sandy Ridge: 338 Brush Out and Flow Motion - 4/25
2026-04-25 09:00 - 15:00
338 needs a brush out for the spring. Berm refresh on Flow Motion

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Join us for a Trail Maintenance day at Sandy Ridge. Trail work will last approximately 6 hours, wrapping up at 3:00 p.m.

Schedule:

9:00 AM Safety Meeting in Parking Lot

9:15 AM Drive up to tool storage area

9:30 AM Head out to work areas

2:00 – 2:30 PM Finish up work and head back to tool storage area

2:30 – 3:00 PM Clean tools and have after trail work refreshments

What To Bring:

Your bike (optional)

Work clothes: Light long sleeve shirt, long pants (no shorts), boots, gloves, eye protection

Jacket (be prepared)

Hard hat or bike helmet (mandatory)

Water

Snacks

Lunch

Favorite trail tool, McLeod or Rouge Hoe (We have tools, but please feel free to bring your own)

Optional: Folding Handsaw

Safety meeting promptly starts at 9:00 a.m. Please arrive 15-20 mins early to ensure that you are adequately checked in. We work in all weather (except for high wind and snow), so come prepared for the elements (and change of clothes in the car for when we finish).

Once registered, please sign the waiver HERE

Email SandyRidge@nw-trail.org with any questions

DIG DAY — Rocky Point, Levitation Sponsored By Metropolis! - 4/25
2026-04-25 09:00 - 13:00
Come join Justin and Kelly for the final dig on Levitation!

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This is the last dig day on Levitation this season! Come out and help us finalize the rebuild so we can open it back up the following weekend.Safety meeting starts at 9 a.m at the main lot of Rocky Point at the gazebo.Note: Please arrive 15-20 minutes early to ensure that you are ready to roll. We work in most weather, so come prepared for the elements.What to bring:

Work clothes: Long sleeve shirt, pants, boots, eye protection, jacket, and gloves

Hard hat or bike helmet (mandatory)

Water

Snacks

Optional: Your bike, favorite trail tool; McLeods, loppers, hoes, spade shovels. We have tools, but please feel free to bring your own.

Other important things:

Do you like having fun and moving dirt? Cool! We do too.

We will be carpooling from the main lot down to Highway 30 and will then hike in to address some of the middle stuff on Levitation.

Once registered, please sign the waiver HERE

Email justinjphilips@gmail.com with any questions about this event.

Stub Trail Build Day - 4/26
2026-04-26 09:00 - 14:00
We will be working on buiding trails in the MTB core area.

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work to build new trails to enhance the Core MTB area as a place to progress your MTB skills.

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!

8:45am – 2pm

Meet at the far end of the Hilltop Day Use Area at 8:45 AM for a safety briefing

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

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 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

Take your kids to (trail)work - Rocky Point - 4/26
2026-04-26 09:30 - 13:00
Join other parents and kiddos at Rocky Point to get kids excited about trail building and spending time in the woods.

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Trail Sisters Gear Swap and Raffle at Hopworks Urban Brewery - 4/28
2026-04-28 18:30 - 20:30
Bring your lightly used riding clothes, workwear, and accessories to our annual gear swap!

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NW Trail Sisters (women-identifying) is hosting a free gear swap with an opportunity to purchase raffle tickets for new gear generously donated by our sponsors. All proceeds go directly back into NW Trail Sisters’ events!

Bring a bag to carry home your goods!

This is a great opportunity to rehome your unwanted gear and add some new-to-you items to your collection. It’s also a chance to make new friends and find a new riding buddy or two, or three!

You may bring good-condition riding gear, workwear, accessories, shoes, hats, and unused or lightly used mountain bike components (please avoid brining boxes full of old greasy bike parts). This event is for people who identify as women or nonbinary.

Don’t have gear to swap? That’s just fine! We want you to show up and shop!

Questions? Contact carriej@nw-trail.org.

CLIMB Trail (Cascade Locks) Campout and Trail Work Party - 5/1-3
2026-05-01 08:00 - 2026-05-03 17:00
Weekend event celebrating the construction of a new technical MTB trail in the Columbia Gorge near Cascade Locks, Oregon.

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Join us for a weekend of outdoor fun and trail stewardship in the breathtaking​ Columbia Gorge!Event Highlights:Campout Social: Embrace ‘mountain bike’ camaraderie under the stars with fellow volunteers!

Group Rides: Come prepared to enjoy both day and night rides (hint- bring your lights)

Trail Work: Be a trail hero! Contribute to the construction of a new technical trail​. Then, you’ll get a chance to test ride what we’ve built.

Why Attend:Hands-On Contribution: Whether you’re a seasoned trail builder or new to the game, everyone is welcome to join in the trail-building excitement.

Tools and Guidance: We provide the tools and expert guidance, ensuring a safe and enjoyable trail-building experience.

Give Back: Your enthusiasm and teamwork will make a lasting impact on the local mountain biking community and the trails we cherish.Location: ​We have reserved the group campsites at the Wyeth Forest Service Campground. All you need to do is to register and join the fun.​Dates: Friday May 1 – Sunday May 3. Join us for all of the weekend –or just part of it.

What To Bring:

Sturdy work clothes and closed-toe shoes for trail work

Hard hat or bike helmet and your favorite trail tool if you have one

Camping gear for a comfortable overnight experience

Food and beverages

Mountain bike, safety gear for the rides, and lights

Other Details

Closer to the event date, additional details will be shared with everyone who registers.

Once you’re registered, please ​also sign the ​event waiver HERE

Questions? Email ​t​ed@nw-trail.org

Don’t miss this incredible opportunity to blend outdoor adventure, community, and trail stewardship!

International Women's Mountain Biking Day at Sandy Ridge - 5/2
2026-05-02 09:30 - 14:00
Women! Bikes! Digging! Riding! Can it get any better??

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International Women’s Mountain Biking Day is celebrated annually on the first Saturday in May. It’s a day for women riders to gather, experience, and share their stoke for mountain biking!

Join NW Trail Sisters and our friends at Simworks, Mt Hood Dirt Divas, Wednesday Wrippers and Timberline for a day of celebrating women who ride.

There will be:

A short morning dig – trail to be determined

Lunch and raffle with Simworks

Guided rides for advanced, intermediate, and beginner!

Save the date! More details to come!

This event will be hosted by NW Trail Sisters and Mt Hood Dirt Divas with support from Simworks, Wednesday Wrippers, Timberline Lodge, and Shredly.

Questions? Email carriej@nw-trail.org

Klootchy Creek | Trail Work Party - 5/3
2026-05-03 09:30 - 12:30
KLOOTCHY CREEK TRAIL WORK PARTY

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Focus: 💙 PaceMaker 💙 improve, define and refine!

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🔧 What We’re Doing

• Benching

• Raking

• Smoothing

• Shaping

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🧰 What to Bring

• Gloves + sturdy shoes (required)

• Water & snacks

• McLeods, Rogue hoes, rakes, shovels (if you have them)

• PPE

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🍻 After Party

Ride • Eat • Drink • Hang

Sponsored by Pelican Brewing Company

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🙌 All experience levels welcome!

No trail work experience needed—we’ll show you the ropes

Natural Selection Tour Queenstown Bike Finals watch Party at evo Portland - 5/5
2026-05-05 17:00 - 21:00
100% of ticket donations benefit NWTA.

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Sliding scale, donation-based entry — pay what you can. All are welcome, whether that’s $0 or any amount that feels right for you.

Suggested contribution: $10+ includes a complimentary drink and a raffle ticket as a thank you for supporting the cause.

Big moments like these are meant to be seen somewhere other than your couch. Join us at evo Portland for the global premiere of Natural Selection Bike.

27 of the world’s most progressive riders, one wild course in Queenstown, and every run dropping at once on the big screen at evo.

We’ll have giveaways, in-store deals, and cold beverages on hand.

Show up for the riding, stay for the energy—this is how it’s meant to be watched.
