We will be preparing our first batch of the 2020 Trail Supporter cards in the coming weeks. If you've signed up already, your 2020 card and sticker will be on its way soon!
If you haven't signed up yet, now is a great time so you can make the cutoff for the first mail out. Not sure what the Trail Supporter Program is all about? Check out all the details here: www.edmmtnbike.ca/shop/
I never got one last year. Hiw do l get one this year?
The Edmonton Mountain Bike Alliance would like to thank BLINDMAN BREWING for their generous sponsorship and support for our 2019 season. Help support local and return the favour by ordering a BLINDMAN Brew from your favourite venue or supplier.
Some of the best beer in the province, and definitely some of the greatest people!
Five of diamonds is spot on.
2019 in review...
406 Volunteers donated 995 hours of precious free time to care for 57km of Edmonton's Singletrack Network. They also helped plant over 100 trees.
Thank you to all our volunteers and supporters for helping us achieve these numbers.
Thank you to the City of Edmonton for their continued support for EMBA. Without our partnership, none of this would be possible.
Happy New Year everyone!
That’s a whole lotta love for Edmonton’s world class urban mountain biking single track trails!
That was my first ever Trail Day! I always look so grumpy 😂
First I've heard about the tree planting. That is Awesome.
Congratulations on all of the hard work people!!!
EMBA would like to thank Chris Voegeli of Clear Focus Financial for his generous donation of $500. This will certainly go a long way in the maintenance of Edmonton's singletrack network.
Nice, Chris!
Brant Lyon, recognize this stunt?
Seasons Greetings from your friends at EMBA. Thank you to all volunteers for donating your precious time to help sweeten up our singletrack. Wishing you all the best (singletrack) for 2020.
Happy Christmoose to all the trail heros!! 🤘🍻
Have you been enjoying the current bike path network? Perhaps you feel some changes can be made? Check out the link below to see where what the bike network will look like in the future. Not liking what you're seeing? Click through and offer feedback as the city is all ears!
edmonton.ca
The Bike Plan will be a high-level strategic plan that will guide us as we continue to improve and grow the bike network.There should be side hits and whoops everywhere... like Bentonville Arkansas... Loam ranger got me thinking
Are these all protected?
Looking for a Christmas gift for the mountain biker on your list? Consider buying them a 2020 Trail Supporter Pass. This program supports EMBA’s trail work and advocacy efforts. Having a strong Trail Supporter base will add to EMBA’s credibility when working with landowners, and provide a unified voice for trail care in the River Valley. www.edmmtnbike.ca/product/trail-supporter-pass-2020/
I’ll be renewing mine.
A big thank you goes out to the United Ride Club for their $500 donation as well as the trail day they did this summer.
Are you interested in shaping the future of our river valley? If so, the city has a couple of opportunities where you can do just that.
www.edmonton.ca/projects_plans/parks_recreation/north-shore-promenade.aspx?utm_source=virtualaddr...
www.edmonton.ca/residential_neighbourhoods/gardens_lawns_trees/urban-trees.aspx?utm_source=virtua...
Touch the Water Promenade Project
www.edmonton.ca
The City is beginning a new concept design for the central stretch of the river valley in 2 distinct project areas: Rossdale and the North Shore.A few weeks ago EMBA sat down with Imperial Oil to discuss the parcel of land behind their refinery that connects Edmonton’s river valley to the Strathcona Science Park. Imperial Oil is listening and understands the value of the trail connection to all its users. Currently, they are compiling information about that area to help with their decision.
For now, continued respect for the barriers, fence, and signage posted on their private land is all that we can do. Thank you in advance for your cooperation.
The section at the south end of Science Park where Wally and Hippy Chicken are. Is that Imperial? Science Park or CN?
Thank you for working the official channels! 💜
Thank you for working on gaining access to this valuable connector. In the meantime, the best thing trail users can do to get Imperial Oil on our side is to respect the private land.
Thanks for volunteering your time to do this. I really appreciate it.
Thanks for all the hard work that you do and for keeping us updated!