Mountain Biking In Marin Is Changing – Can You Feel It?
Singletrack is opening on Mt. Tam, new trails are being built specifically with mountain bikes in mind, and existing trails are being improved to include bikes.
Singletrack is opening on Mt. Tam, new trails are being built specifically with mountain bikes in mind, and existing trails are being improved to include bikes.
Read about how MCBC Local Team, Walk/Bike San Rafael helped cut speeding by half(!) on Las Gallinas Avenue in San Rafael.
Get the latest update on the status of the Richmond-San Rafael Bridge path and learn how you can fight to keep it.
Read about the plans to build a large parking garage at Larkspur Ferry in a guest post written by WTB-TAM’s Matthew Hartzell
Since the RSR Bridge path opened in 2019, many people have built their lives around using it to make car-free commutes. These are the people who would be affected by a closure of the path.
MTC plans to limit use of the RSR Bridge bike path to a mere three days a week, restricting pedestrian/bicycle access to weekends and Fridays. Why? And what can you do about it?
In late March, MCBC joined MMWD staff on a walk of Liberty Gulch Trail to see what work remains to open the trail to hikers, bikers and equestrians in 2024.
Marin County Board of Supervisors receives petition to move the Alto Tunnel project forward, signed by over 2,000
You can help protect the Mill Valley-Sausalito pathway from flooding by urging Caltrans to address the path flooding along with the highway flooding
Read about Alto Tunnel campaign updates and find out how you can get involved with helping to re-open the Alto Tunnel.
Join one of MCBC’s Local Teams and advocate for safer streets at the local level! We’ve made some changes to the program to make local advocacy even more accessible, and we hope to see you at our first team meeting of 2024 on February 26th!
Read about six projects across the county are breaking ground or will be rideable by the end of 2024. That’s a lot of ribbon-cuttings!