More trail access for all
As the primary cycling-focused trail advocacy organization in the Portland region, NWTA is a community of people that loves being outside on trails. When you join NWTA, you make an immediate impact. Join today to be part of the community that makes great places to ride a reality.
Why membership?
- TRAILS. NWTA stewards 12 trail systems and 4 bike parks in throughout the Portland metropolitan region. That’s over 250 miles of trails and bike features to build and maintain.
- ACCESS. Riders of all abilities and backgrounds are engaged through youth programming, social rides, and clinics.
- SUSTAINABILITY. Our work promotes the intersection of recreation and conservation through our Trail Sustainability Institute classes.
- ADVOCACY. Our collective voice advocates for more bike access and multi-use trails in the Portland metro region.
Read our 2022 Annual Report to see how powerful your NWTA membership is.
| Membership Levels | Dues |
|---|---|
| Individual | $40 |
| Family | $75 |
| Hero | $250 |
| Superhero | $500 |
| Pacesetter (Monthly Giving) | Min. $5/month |
| 1Rocky Point ONLY* | See below |
You’ll see three convenient membership options when you join NWTA:
- Pacesetter Monthly Giving Club – make your membership the most impactful by making a monthly gift to NWTA! Our Pacesetter Monthly Giving Club does just that: it sets the pace for stronger trail maintenance, advocacy, and programming! Minimum contribution is $5/month and 12 consecutive months of giving.
- Annual Member – your membership amount will be renewed automatically every year.
- Donate Once – a one-time, non renewing membership gift to NWTA.
Already an NWTA member? Login here.
- *Rocky Point Access: Membership in Northwest Trail Alliance (NWTA) provides crucial support to advance trails and cycling access for all throughout the entire region. NWTA membership is required for access to Rocky Point trails per our agreement with the landowner. All NWTA membership levels include waiver links for Rocky Point Trails access, as well as the ability to view maps on Trailforks. For Rocky Point access only (temporary, non-voting NWTA membership level), click here. ↩︎