The rain looks to be holding out so join us tomorrow (Saturday 5/20) for trail work from 10-2pm. Meet at the Arlberg Children's Lodge at Cranmore on N Chair Rd. Tools provided or bring your own. Late arrivals can call or text 6034524369 for where t
🎉 BIG NEWS 🎉 WE REACHED OUR GOAL 🎉🎉🎉 @frontsidecoffee came in HUGE and donated $2,000 to our Save Half Day and Rebuild Upper Hurricane GoFundMe which means we've raised $20,070! Thanks to our friends over at Frontside and all of you who got us
The Hurricane network is nearly fully open and riding great! Including tonight 5/17 we have 4 trail work sessions remaining to get the trails in top condition. Come join us and tonight(Wednesday 5/17) for trail work from 5-7:30pm. Meet at the Arl
Trails are open!!! The Hurricane network is officially open with everything but Hurricane Trail closed. Hurricane is still under construction and maintenance by Tulip Trails. A few problem areas exist, but a majority of the storm damage has been rep
Exciting News!!! Digging and riding this weekend! Thanks to a great showing of volunteers a portion of the Hurricane network is nearly ready for riders. With volunteer help this Saturday 5/13 we hope to open Hurricane Highway, Kettle Ridge, Tornado
We would like to give a big thanks to one of our sponsors, Dialed In Mountain Bike Suspension! Dialed in is a local mountain bike suspension shop specializing in service and repair of all major brands of mountain bikes suspension based out of Roche
Ride NoCo is kicking off our first mid week trail work session this Wednesday 5/10 from 5:00-7:30pm. Ride The Whites has been generous enough to offer one free tune up(parts not included) to all volunteers who attend one or more trail work sessions
✨Happy International Women's Mountain Bike Day!!✨ We celebrated by holding a VERY productive Volunteer Trail Day - thank you for all the help!!! A women's multilevel mountain bike group ride is in the works for this summer - stay tuned for more de
Trail Workday Update To get the Hurricane network rideable we are going to need a multiple volunteer trail days. Storm damage on every trail with some sections of trail showing extensive erosion. Tulip Trails will be repairing certain sections with
The good, the bad, and the ugly is a relevant theme this week. The good comes as Ride NoCo’s fundraising efforts have been very successful. This has allowed Tulip Trails to begin improvement on upper Hurricane. The trail should be ready for r
Come join us for our first event of the 2023 season at Saco River Brewing on Saturday June 17th. Proceeds raised at the event go directly to the trails!
Trail Update: The network is drying out, however the recent rainfall has not been working in our favor. Snow and soft soil exist in spots on higher elevations. This means we need a few more weeks until the network can open. No trail work this weeke
FUNDRAISING UPDATES: With the help from a few donations this AM, we have surpassed the 75% mark and have raised $15,020!!! 🔥🔥🔥 Thank you all for the support!!! Please consider donating and sharing with fellow riders! 🚵‍♀️🚵‍♂️🚵 Link in B
Come get your hands dirty - this Saturday 4/22 is our first Trail Work Day of the year! Snow still covers some higher elevation trails, however a majority of the network is ready for spring cleaning! With significant rainfall expected Sunday, cleanin
Trails Closed Although we are excited to ride with these warm temperatures the Ride NoCo trails are still snow covered. Stay tuned for updates, trail days, event, etc!
FUNDRAISING UPDATES: We have raised $6,385 of our $20,000 goal so far!! Thank you to all of our supporters! PROJECT UPDATES: We are now working on 2 projects! >Rebuilding Half Day on Cathedral Ledge is our top priority. East Burke's ideRide wil
Meet JD Crichton! JD was raised in Bangor, is a graduate of the University of Maine, Orono and passionate outdoor enthusiast. He followed his big dreams to the Rocky Mountains and champagne powder of Colorado, spending the past two decades riding s
Meet Henry Eckerson! Henry began mountain biking at an early age in Massachusetts and could never seem to find a long enough descent or a big enough jump. After attending St. Lawrence University in upstate New York, he moved to Bozeman, Montana, and