Local trail advocates have built many miles of new singletrack in the last 10 years.  Now they have a new vision: A bike park filled with trails, jumps, a pump track and a race course where riders of all abilities and families can gather — a new kind of recreational amenity for the upper valley.

District Ranger, Eagle-Holy Cross White River National Forest, Aaron Mayville writes a very informative opinion article in the Vail Daily regarding the opening of the Everkrisp Trail and his take on the Berlaimont Estates Project seen through the Forest Service’s eyes. https://www.vaildaily.com/opinion/mayville-lets-talk-about-berlaimont/

As a mother of four, Terry Armistead is always looking for activities for her family to enjoy. She’ll often drive from Minturn to Eagle so her kids can use the BMX course — but she’d love to see something similar closer to home. “We’re surrounded by wilderness, so there is a lot to do,” Armistead

U.S. Forest Service wildlife restrictions will lift Thursday for many trails on the east end of Eagle County, but user discretion is advised.  With the end of the April 15 to June 20 wildlife mitigation period, gates on Vail and Eagle-Vail trails like Paulie’s Plunge, the North Trail, Son of Middle Creek and Buffehr Creek

A newly constructed trail will have an added benefit — opening up access for a longstanding local favorite trail.  With the upcoming July 12 grand opening of the new Everkrisp trail from Minturn to EagleVail, Whiskey Creek trail will reopen to mountain bikes. https://www.vaildaily.com/news/new-everkrisp-trail-will-also-officially-open-whiskey-creek-to-mountain-bikers/

The Pool & Ice Rink trail is now open, although it was still a little wet near the top as of Monday, an annual trail opening day in Eagle County.  Pool & Ice Rink is among a group of trails in the area known as east Eagle, which was the only area of Eagle County

It’s true that the Vail Valley Mountain Trails Alliance could probably use a few full-time employees, but it’s going to start with just one.  Newly-hired Executive Director Ernest Saeger hit the ground running on Wednesday, his first day on the job, discussing the full docket of trails activity the group will manage over the coming

The Vail Valley Mountain Bike Association is pleased to announce that their Adopt a Trail program has expanded. The program has added a new feature called the Trail Ambassador, to offer presence on the trail and in our community, help enforce trail closures, offer education about local flora and fauna and spread the Leave No

Interested in protecting our local wildlife?  Educating our community and guests about seasonal trail closures?  Then you should attend the Tail Ambassador training at the USFS Station in Minturn on November 8th from 5:30pm – 8:30pm. Michelle, our Adopt A Trail and Trail Ambassador Coordinator, spoke with KZYR about the program.  Take a listen below

Watch this video by Vail Daily reporter John LaConte on the new Everkrisp Trail construction, it’s progress, and how you can volunteer to help! https://www.vaildaily.com/news/new-trail-will-connect-eagle-vail-to-minturn-on-forest-service-land-volunteers-needed/

The U.S. Forest Service reminds the public that seasonal trail closures are in effect on several popular Forest Service trails adjacent to Vail and Avon. These closures are in place to protect elk calving areas and mule deer migration stopover areas. https://www.vaildaily.com/news/forest-service-changes-some-seasonal-trail-closures-on-vail-valley-trails/

VVMBA Board Member, Ernest Saeger, shares his views on the proposed Berlaimont Estates project and the impacts that it will have on wildlife and the Berry Creek Trail system. https://www.vaildaily.com/opinion/proposed-road-would-change-berry-creek-area-and-impact-trail-users-letter/

This morning our Adopt A Trail Coordinator Michelle Wolffe, Mike Beach with the USFS Eagle-Holy Cross Ranger District Office, and Bill Hoblitzell with the VVMBA were interviewed on KZYR to discuss the amazing accomplishments of the Adopt A Trail program in 2017. Listen to the interview here and try not to be as blown away

2017 Adopt A Trail Mid Season Review       August 2017 marks a very successful second season to Eagle County’s Adopt A Trail (AAT) program.  AAT originated last spring as a collaborative effort between the Vail Valley Mountain Bike Association (VVMBA) and the White River division of the United States Forest Service.  Together VVMBA and the USFS

Fun fact, every time you shop at City Market with your Value Card, you can support Vail Valley Mountain Bike Association with no additional cost to you! The City Market Community Rewards program allows you to select one non-profit organization annually and they will donate a portion of what you spend directly to that organization.

Supporting the Vail Valley Mountain Bike Association is a means to support the maintenance and construction of new soft surface trails in Eagle County.  Whether you are hiking, mountain biking, trail running, or equestrian we want to increase your access to trails and improve your experience in our beautiful home of Eagle County.  So please,

There is no shortage of trail love in the Vail Valley and Eagle County’s first ever Adopt A Trail program last summer proved that. Vail Valley Mountain Bike Association spearheaded the program and partnered with the U.S. Forest Service early in 2016 to get the ball rolling. The association created a GoFundMe site that collected