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Upcoming Events
- May 25, 2013
- Wilder Slow(er) RideWilder Slow(er) Ride
Time: 10:00 am
We would like to welcome beginner or slower mountain bikers on our monthly slow ride every 4th Saturday of the month. This ride will be at a more leisurely pace. We may not cover as many miles but it will be a beginner friendly ride. There will probably be an intermediate/advanced group for the regulars and fast people as well. The slow ride is beginner friendly but does require fitness and controlled off-road bike handling skills. at 10:00 am - Ride @ WilderRide @ Wilder
Time: 10:00 am
We meet every Saturday at 10am, weather permitting, for a ride starting at Wilder Ranch State Park. at 10:00 am
- Wilder Slow(er) RideWilder Slow(er) Ride
- June 1, 2013
- Emma McCrary Trail OpeningEmma McCrary Trail Opening
Time: 10:00 am
Join the City of Santa Cruz in celebrating the opening of the Emma McCrary Trail on Saturday, June 1 at 10:00 am at the Pogonip Gate trailhead on Golf Club Drive. Ceremonies featuring Mayor Hilary Bryant, refreshments and an interpretive first ride will highlight the festivities. This 1.5-mile trail, gently winding through beautiful forest, is the first multi-use trail to open in Santa Cruz since 1999. It is named in honor of trail advocate and equestrian Emma McCrary, (December 25, 1930 - June 24, 2011), a Santa Cruz County resident renowned for her decades of volunteer trailblazing. at 10:00 am - Ride @ WilderRide @ Wilder
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We meet every Saturday at 10am, weather permitting, for a ride starting at Wilder Ranch State Park. at 10:00 am - TrailworkTrailwork
Time: 10:00 am
First Saturday of the month. Trail work to maintain and enhance existing trails in Wilder Ranch State Park. at 10:00 am
- Emma McCrary Trail OpeningEmma McCrary Trail Opening
- May 25, 2013
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One year later
It’s amazing that it has just been over one year since the Santa Cruz City Council approved the Emma McCrary Trail (then the East Multi-Use Trail). I am just blown away by the community support for this project and all … Continue reading
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Next Emma McCrary Trail workday is Sunday, January 20th. Sponsored by Mick’s Automotive.
The next workday on the Emma McCrary Trail in Pogonip will be Sunday, January 20th and wil be sponsored by Sponsored by Mick’s Automotive. This trail will connect U-Con to Golf Club Drive and is designed to be a sustainable, beginner … Continue reading
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2012 was a Breakout Year for MBoSC!
2012 was an another amazing year for mountain biking in Santa Cruz County and MBoSC. In fact, this was probably a breakout year in which mountain biking changed from being an underground sport to one which had entered the community … Continue reading
Awesome video recap of Bell’s workday on the Emma McCrary trail
Check out this sweet video recap of the Bell/Blackburn Design workday on the Emma McCrary trail in Pogonip Monday 12/17. Bell also donated $5000 towards the construction of this trail earlier this summer and has been a huge supporter of … Continue reading
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Pogonip EMUT has been approved!
As you may already know the Santa Cruz City Council passed the Parks Departments recommendations to plan the construction of the multi-use trial by 6-1. This is excellent news. Thank you! Thank you! Thank you all for your support of … Continue reading
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