We have a once in a lifetime opportunity to advance a more inclusive trail system on the Mount Tamalpais Watershed while stewarding the land for future generations. Please stop and take the Mt. Tam Watershed Survey if you’re riding by. Learn more here.
We have a once in a lifetime opportunity to advance a more inclusive trail system on the Mount Tamalpais Watershed while stewarding the land for future generations.
We have a once in a lifetime opportunity to advance a more inclusive trail system on the Mount Tamalpais Watershed while stewarding the land for future generations. Read about how you can help Reimagine Mt. Tam.
Help maintain the trails at Tamarancho. These trails are more popular than ever – new riders, more eMTB’s, and just […]
Phase II of the Liberty Gulch Trail project on Azalea Hill has been underway since spring and is near completion. […]
Volunteers are needed to fine-tune new trails in Novato! The Blue Oak and Iron Grate Trails will improve connectivity at […]
Marin Water (MMWD) recently released findings from the public scoping process for the Watershed Recreation Plan, along with an RFP (Request for Proposals) for the development of the plan.
We are excited to share the news that the Ponti Ridge Trail in North Marin was recently awarded “Best New Trail” at the California Trails and Greenways Conference. The trail is quickly becoming one of the most popular recreational destinations in Marin County for hikers and cyclists.
Following years of persistent advocacy and collaboration with Marin agencies, Marin County Bicycle Coalition was delighted to take part in a ribbon-cutting ceremony July 16 for the newest linkage in our North-South Greenway: a pathway from Rice Drive to Andersen Drive in San Rafael!
Marin County Bicycle Coalition, NorCal High School Cycling League, and a stellar team of sponsors are excited to present the inaugural Adventure Revival ride on September 7! Come join us for a gorgeous gravel ride through the coastal mountains of Marin, and support the two organizations’ programs to develop the next generation of trail advocates. Today, we’re previewing the three route options: Spicy, Medium, and Mild.
Following closely on the heels of Azalea Hill’s recent approval, another 3 Gaps Trail Initiative project is primed to move forward. State Parks on July 17 confirmed that they will pursue a change-in-use for Easy Grade Trail, improving off-road bicycling connectivity on Mt. Tamalpais and moving us closer to the completion of a continuous bike-legal dirt route from Golden Gate Bridge to Pt. Reyes!
There’s only one kit that directly supports safer and better riding in Marin: ours! And now, to compliment our road kit, we’re delighted to partner with California apparel maker Eliel Cycling to launch a new off-road kit!
