Everyone Deserves the Freedom to Bike and Walk – Support the Coalition’s Efforts to Build Better Communities in the Valley Help us make the Shenandoah Valley a community where walking and biking are safe and accessible for people of all ages and abilities. Your donation will support the advocacy, education, and inspirational activities the Coalition does throughout…
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Okay folks…as you may be aware, we have among us a high school junior who is ROCKING THE WORLD…. SVBC member Harrison Naftel is building an outdoor shelter on the Western Slope of Massanutten as his Eagle Project, for us and all our friends (with trail passes of course*) to use FOR DECADES TO COME. Massanutten…
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SVBC members, mountain bikers in the Shenandoah Valley, and Massanutten Hoo-Ha racers have been enjoying amazing trails at Massanutten’s Western Slope for years. Thanks to the hard work of Shenandoah Valley Bicycle Coalition volunteers, several new miles of incredible trail have been built over the past seven years. Now a young SVBC member and mountain…
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Two of the three projects in the SVBC’s latest trail building enterprise are located on Narrowback Mountain. Narrowback is a special place for mountain bikers because it provides an opportunity for new riders to cut their teeth riding bikes in the mountains. The new Tillman West Trail is a blast for riders of all abilities…
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Check out Scott Wootten’s awesome video! And please share it with your friends!
Thanks to IMBA and USFS for all their help. It’s going to be sooooo amazing to have a trail on the west side of Lookout Mountain (pictured below). The views up into the North River Watershed and into one of the largest roadless areas on the east coast are breathtaking. The natural terrain is INCREDIBLE-…
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Give Back to Your Trails and Help the SVBC Build your Dream Trails The Shenandoah Valley Bicycle Coalition NEEDS YOUR HELP! We need to raise $25,000 towards our 20% responsibility of our $125,000 government grant. Your time is worth exactly $22 dollars per hour towards our goal. Please help us by either donating money or…
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On August 25th and 26th roughly Twenty five Shenandoah Valley Bicycle Coalition members and friends headed to the far edge of the George Washington National Forest to work on a portion of the Wild Oak Trail; a National Recreation Trail, and a gem for outdoor recreation of all types. Breaking from our usual form of recreation (biking), we decided…
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