The Marin County Bicycle Coalition and California Native Plant Society’s (CNPS) Third Annual Mount Tam Wildflower Ride was another success! It was a perfect day to view wildflowers and learn about our amazing native biodiversity.
MCBC continues to thrive thanks to support from our outstanding sponsors, who share our values and believe that bicycling should […]
Over the last few weeks, 40 volunteers took advantage of rare spells of dry weather to care for the places we ride.
Each month, we’ll feature an MCBC member who showcases Marin’s celebrated bicycling culture and inspires us to get out and […]
On February 9, a group of 25 volunteers braved the cold, wet weather for the rare opportunity to dig fresh trail–and what will be the first bike-legal trail in Mt. Burdell Open Space Preserve. If you missed out, don’t fret; we’re heading out again on March 9.
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MCBC’s Off-Road Program expands off-road cycling opportunities through education, environmental stewardship, and trail development. We are committed to bridging the gaps in Marin’s trails network, while also maintaining and enhancing existing trails. Read on to find out where we’ll be focusing our efforts in 2019 and beyond…
Commuter by weekday, high school mountain bike ride leader and competitive road cyclist by weekend, Shelagh Fritz celebrates all forms of bicycling! She even met her husband–you guessed it–on a bike. Meet Shelagh…
We’re excited to kick-off 2019 with ambitious trail stewardship plans for the year, starting with two events in February that will help open five miles of new trails to bikes in 2019 and 2020. If you’ve never been out for a trail day before, we guarantee you’ll have a great time getting dirty–and for a good cause!
Each year, MCBC’s Off-Road Program works to expand mountain biking opportunities through education, environmental stewardship, and trail development. As voted on by MCBC supporters, here are the top highlights from MCBC’s Off-Road Program in 2018…
On November 20, over fifty people filled the Marin Municipal Water District (MMWD) Board of Directors meeting to show support for the Azalea Hill and Liberty Gulch Trail and Habitat Enhancement Project, a proposal that would create bike access between Pine Mountain and Mt. Tam. Approval is now expected in early 2019.
MCBC is pleased to welcome Dana Martin to our team! Dana joins MCBC as Community Engagement Manager, where she’ll be central to our on-the-ground efforts to expand and engage Marin’s cycling community.
