Mountain bike access exists because of strong partnerships, responsible trail stewardship, and the trust we’ve built with local land managers over many years.
We want to remind everyone that any trail modifications, features, jumps, reroutes, or construction on CAMBr-managed trail systems must be reviewed and approved through the appropriate Trail Director and land manager process before any work is done.
Unauthorized trail work creates real challenges for our land managers and can jeopardize current and future trail opportunities for the entire riding community. When features are built outside of approved processes, land managers often respond by increasing oversight and removing features, which ultimately makes it harder to advocate for expanded riding experiences in the future.
CAMBr continues to work with our partners to improve and expand trail opportunities across the region, including progression-oriented riding where appropriate and sustainable. Those conversations are only possible when we demonstrate that our community respects the process and the land.
If you have ideas for trail improvements or features, we encourage you to connect with the local Trail Director and get involved in a workday. Productive input and volunteer support genuinely help move projects forward.
- Trail Director contacts
https://cambr.org/board-of-directors/ - CAMBr workdays and events
https://cambr.org/calendar/
Thank you to everyone who volunteers, rides responsibly, and helps protect long-term trail access for the entire community.
