About Us

Cultivates mountain biking opportunities for Eastern Washington riders of all skill levels by creating and maintaining sustainable trails, partnering with landowners to protect access, developing better riders through classes, and actively engaging the local biking community.

In 2010, a group of local mountain bikers and volunteers came together and began to coordinate trail work with the goal of planning, building, and maintaining new trails while partnering with the Forest Service and the Bureau of Land Management so that we can continue to provide the best trail experiences to our community!

The North Idaho Centennial Trail is 23 miles long, extending from the Idaho/Washington state line to Higgins Point, 6 miles east of Coeur d’Alene at the end of Coeur d’Alene Lake Drive. You can walk, jog, or bicycle on a Class I & II paved trail. Operation and maintenance of the Idaho Centennial Trail is a cooperative effort of the City of Coeur d’Alene, the City of Post Falls, Kootenai County, Idaho Department of Parks and Recreation, and the North Idaho Centennial Trail Foundation.

A Centennial Trail monument is located at Independence Point by Lake Coeur d’Alene. This is a good way to show support for the trail, recognize special people, or establish memorials.

The non-profit North Idaho Centennial Trail Foundation assists with maintenance and capital improvement of the Centennial Trail, as well as supports the development of new trails in Kootenai County. You can help the Foundation by becoming a sponsor, donor and member.

The Methow Chapter of the Evergreen Mountain Bike Alliance was formed in August 2012 by Methow Valley mountain bikers that recognized that while the valley’s trails and riding were really good, they could be so much better with an organization advocating for them and maintaining them in partnership with local land managers. The Chapter got off to a quick start in its first full year hosting the first ever Evergreen Trail College event in May of 2013. Participants were taught proper trail building and maintenance techniques and constructed a significantly upgraded section of the Black Bear trail at Sun Mountain.

Since then, the Chapter has contributed hundreds of hours of volunteer labor to Methow Valley mountain biking trails each year through regularly scheduled work parties, established a strong working relationship with our local public land managers, and created an annual mountain bike festival, the Methow Singletrack Celebration and Brewfest, that takes place in late June each year. We remain THE organization advocating for mountain bikers and mountain biking in the Methow Valley.