Where We Work
In the heart of the Cascade Mountain Range, surrounded by old growths and rich soils and horizons filled with snow capped volcanos. Areas where wildlife, fungi, plant life, and crystal clear water flow. We maintain trails that speak to your soul and provide a depth of nature that when paired with a MTB, offer an escape from consciousness and into the world of Pacific Northwest Backcountry Mountain Bike Riding.
Trail Work Projects
Trail Work Timeline
2015
Trans-Cascadia Founded
April 2016
Collaboration with Greater Oakridge Area Trail Stewards and Disciples of Dirt
July 2016
Reclaimed Grasshopper Trail Network on the Middle Fork and McKenzie River Ranger Districts within the Willamette National Forest
April 2017
Collaboration with Oregon Timber Trail and Alpine Running
August 2017
Reclaimed The Old Cascades Crest on the Sweet Home and Detroit Ranger Districts within the Willamette National Forest
April 2018
Partnership with Evergreen MTB Alliance
Collaboration with Washington Trails Association (WTA) snd Volunteers of Lewis River Trails (VOLT)
August 2018
Reclaimed Green River Complex - Strawberry Mtn Trail Complex and portions of the Dark Divide in the Giffor Pinchot National Forest
April 2019
Collaboration with Backcountry Horsemen of Washington
May 2019
Recieved Certificate of Appreciation
from Regional Forester Glenn Casamassa
July 2019
McKenzie River Blue Pool Bypass - Challenge Cost Share Agreement with the United States Forest Service
August 2019
Continued reclamation Green River Complex and the Strawberry Mtn Trail Complex and portions of the Dark Divide in the Giffor Pinchot National Forest
April 2018
Pilot Spot
Collaboration with the USFS on Creating a National Strategy for a sustainable trail system
August 2020
Reclaiming long lost trails in the Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest and completion of the McKenzie River Blue Pool Bypass Project
