Trail updates, staff notes, and current weather
Methow Trails staff and volunteers have had a busy few months working on mowing, drainage issues, culvert replacements, logouts, brushing, and tread repair on trails throughout the system including the Methow Community Trail, Doe Canyon, Goat Creek, West Fawn, Jacks, River Run, Mazama trailhead, Big Valley, Radar Creek, Thompson Ridge, Cub Creek, Winthrop Trail, View Ridge, Patterson Lake, Rodeo, Beaver Pond, Heifer, Black Bear, Inside Passage, Pete's Dragon, Black Bear, Coal Creek, and many more!. The bike park at the Methow Trails HQ in Winthrop is in great shape. For trails further afield check out the Methow Valley Trail Collaborative's site for logout details and work party opportunities.
Huge thank you to the many hands who've contributed to the ongoing maintenance of all of these trails. And if you'd like to join a part of trail elves making magic out there, check out our website for a plethora of trail work opportunities, or make a donation to support ongoing maintenance of the trails.
Thank you to our land owners, land managers, community partners, volunteers, sponsors, and trail users. We are so appreciative of the collaborative work of so many passionate, caring, and skilled people. It's better together!
Constantly clearing trails in the summer
Expanded Cow Beach Shelter on River Run!
Chipping on the MCT
Staff and Volunteers thinning trails in Mazama
Staff and volunteers on thinning trails in Mazama
Black Bear Volunteers. Thank you!
Bike Park Maintenance
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Methow Trails is a non-profit organization that has been connecting people and trails since 1977. If you like what we do and want to see it continue, please consider purchasing an annual pass or making a donation. Your contributions sustain the trails you love year round. Thank you!
Ditch the car and let TranGO do the driving! Our local public tranportation bus service is now offering trips to the upper valley, including the Mazama trailhead. Rides are just $1 and kids are free. You can even bring your bike or skis along for the ride, and drivers can drop you off anywhere along the route it is safe to pull over. TranGO runs all day, Monday-Saturday; check out their website for route and schedule details.
