Trail Daze are a great way to get out, suck down some fresh mountain air, and perform some much needed restoration and repair on our local trails. We meet at Yuba Expeditions in downtown Downieville, unless otherwise specified. Breakfast will be served from 9-9:30am. Lunch and an after work BBQ will also be part of the fun. Expect to be out for about 5 or 6 hours, before the prospect of cold beer and more food lures everyone back to town. Bring some work gloves (and if anyone has any spare pulaskis, mccleods, or shovels lying around, bring them, too) and some enthusiasm. Read More »
Trail Daze are a great way to get out, suck down some fresh mountain air, and perform some much needed restoration and repair on our local trails. We meet at Yuba Expeditions in downtown Downieville, unless otherwise specified. Breakfast will be served from 9-9:30am. Lunch and an after work BBQ will also be part of the fun. Expect to be out for about 5 or 6 hours, before the prospect of cold beer and more food lures everyone back to town. Bring some work gloves (and if anyone has any spare pulaskis, mccleods, or shovels lying around, bring them, too) and some enthusiasm. Any and all are welcome.
Trail Daze are a great way to get out, suck down some fresh mountain air, and perform some much needed restoration and repair on our local trails. We meet at Yuba Expeditions in downtown Downieville, unless otherwise specified. Breakfast will be served from 9-9:30am. Lunch and an after work BBQ will also be part of the fun. Expect to be out for about 5 or 6 hours, before the prospect of cold beer and more food lures everyone back to town. Bring some work gloves (and if anyone has any spare pulaskis, mccleods, or shovels lying around, bring them, too) and some enthusiasm. Any and all are welcome.
Jason Moeschler, the All Mountain Downieville Classic Champ, riding for WTB & Santa Cruz, will be our Pro rider for the skills clinic, and Dane Zaffke from Wilderness Trail Bikes (WTB) will be spending the weekend with us as we head toward the finish line of the new North Yuba Trail. Read More »
