We're fast approaching the Fall Color Festival coming up on September 28th and we're gathering twice in September to get the trails ready for some heavier traffic.

While our goals are largely focused on trimming back overgrowth and getting the grass mowed both at John Muir and some of the Connector, depending on how many people show up, we may be able to tackle some trail repair as well.

We will happily prepare lunch in thanks for your efforts.
We will also provide some delicious snacks and beverages.
And we will, of course, give many, many thanks for your contribution to the continued access and enjoyment of the mountain bike trails.

We’ll have many tools available, but If you're willing, please bring:
- String trimmers
- Hedge trimmers
- Weed eaters
- Loppers
- Hand clippers

Wear long sleeves and pants as a precaution to poison ivy and the scratchy stuff.

We appreciate help from everyone; you don’t have to be a SKORR member. We all ride the trails, so let’s work together!

We will meet at the John Muir parking lot starting at 8am. Once we’re all present, we will break into groups. Groups will then hike in or be dropped at various locations to tackle the areas that need the most attention.

Help us keep the trails maintained and ready to ride! We appreciate help from everyone; you don’t have to be a SKORR member. We all ride the trails, so let’s work together!

We will meet at the Emma Carlin parking lot starting at 8am andl break into groups. Groups will spread out to tackle the areas that need the most attention. This may include mowing along the trail, cutting back buckthorn, raspberries, and other prickly pests, adding drainage, and/or clearing Emergency Access pathways.

We’ll have several tools available, but tools that are always helpful if you have them and you’re willing to bring them along are:

• String trimmers

• Hedge trimmers

• Leaf blowers

• Loppers

• Hand pruners

• Long pants and long sleeves

We will provide lunch and refreshments in thanks for your efforts!

Help us keep the trails maintained and ready to ride! We appreciate help from everyone; you don’t have to be a SKORR member. We all ride the trails, so let’s work together!

We will meet at the Emma Carlin parking lot starting at 8am. Once we’re all present, we will break into groups. Groups will then be dropped at Connector crossings to tackle the areas that need the most attention.

We’ll have several tools available, but tools that are always helpful if you have them and you’re willing to bring them along are:

• String trimmers

• Hedge trimmers

• Leaf blowers

• Loppers

• Hand pruners

• Long pants and long sleeves

We will provide lunch and refreshments in thanks for your efforts!

We will meet at the pavilion at John Muir starting at 8am. Once we’re all present, we will break into groups and then tackle the areas that need the most attention.

Tools that are always helpful if you have them and you’re willing to bring them along:

• String trimmers

• Hedge trimmers

• Leaf blowers

• Loppers

• Hand pruners

• Long pants and long sleeves

We will provide lunch and refreshments in thanks for your efforts!

We will meet at the Emma Carlin parking lot starting at 8am. Once we’re all present, we will break into groups and then drive to the Connector crossings to tackle the areas that need the most attention.

Tools that are always helpful if you have them and you’re willing to bring them along:

• String trimmers

• Hedge trimmers

• Leaf blowers

• Loppers

• Hand pruners

• Long pants and long sleeves

We will provide lunch and refreshments in thanks for your efforts!

The rain has been relentless which means the forest is growing! We will be tackling trimming as many segments of the network as possible to keep the trails passable. We’ll serve you lunch in appreciation of your time and efforts! Let us know if you can join through Facebook or shoot us an email at ride@skorr.org. We look forward to seeing all who can join.

The rain has been relentless which means the forest is growing! We will be tackling trimming as many segments of the network as possible to keep the trails passable. We’ll serve you lunch in appreciation of your time and efforts! Let us know if you can join through Facebook or shoot us an email at ride@skorr.org. We look forward to seeing all who can join.

We’re doing a GRiT (Girls Riding Together) Trail Work Evening and would love your participation! Are you a girl that likes riding bikes? Maybe you know girls who like to ride bikes. Either way, your participation not only supports girls riding bikes together it also helps to maintain the trails which we all know and love. We will be tackling smaller sections of trail to do trimming and upkeep and then gathering together at the pavilion to connect and build community. We look forward to see all who can join!

Come join Metro Mountain Bikers on International Women’s MTB Day at the John Muir Trail Head. We’ll be there supporting Metro with their event and celebrating women (and people) on bikes. While we’re celebrating women on bikes, that doesn’t mean that men and children aren’t welcome to join us. Come, spend time in the woods on bikes!

What better way to spend Earth Day than to be outside, enjoying Mother Nature while improving the mountain bike trails! Our partner, The Hive Taproom, a fellow 1% for the Planet member, will be joining us to work on the John Muir mountain bike trails. We have made tremendous progress this spring due to the erratic weather and look forward to polishing them up as the season fast approaches. That can only happen with your help!

Come join us starting at 8am. Meet at the Pavilion located at N9097 County Road H Whitewater, WI 53190 and we’ll break into groups so we can tackle the areas that need attention. Following working in the woods, we’ll head over to The Hive starting at 12:30pm for a deliciously refreshing beverage and lunch provided by SKORR.. The Hive is providing 1 glass of their incredible session mead for each person that comes out to help and SKORR will provide a mixture of brats and pizza in appreciation of all your hard work! Please, join us for a day celebrating our planet followed by great food, drink, and conversation.

People of all ages welcome! Children under the age of 16 must be accompanied by an adult. We follow the NICA guidelines as it relates to minors using tools. You can find those here: https://wisconsinmtb.org/teen-trails-corps/

We have a plethora of tools but feel free to bring your favorite loppers or hand pruners
Wear sturdy shoes and comfortable clothing.

Join us on Saturday, Sept 30th for a full day of heart-pounding, side-aching, gear-grinding, mountain bike excitement for the entire family!

For more info, to register, https://fallcolorfestival.org/

Help us prepare on the final workday before Fall Color Fest and join the SKORR Trail crew for this group trail work day at the John Muir trails.

Muir Trailhead Parking lot 8 am

Reach out if you have any questions or for more details.

For more info, or to register for Fall Color Festival - https://fallcolorfestival.org/

Join the SKORR Trail crew for this group trail work day at the Emma Carlin trails. Activities to include clearing emergency access trails and clean up from logging operations, and preparing trails for fall. Contact Chuck for details!