Ahh that sunshine... Trails are drying out, but it is still early season. Consider these updates a snapshot in time and are likely to quickly change. 

Volunteers and staff are starting to clean things up, but you may encounter some conditions like downed trees and debris so ride with caution. Use your best judgement and to prevent trail widening, ride directly through, not around, lingering muddy spots. As always, if the trail is consistently muddy or if you’re leaving ruts, it’s best to turn around and ride another day. 
🤞it’ll be green lights top to bottom soon. And a big THANK YOU to all who’ve been in the woods scoping progress, blowing leaves, raking, clearing trees and helping us to get things ready for another awesome riding season. #ridewithgratitude

What a week! Winter came back and the eclipse happened. Now 60+ degrees in April has us all psyched on bikes but remember that during mud season, conditions and trail closures can change from day to day. We have a lot of snowmelt from the recent storm and next week’s forecast is calling for a ton of rain.

Please be patient as we endure the springtime rollercoaster of weather. BETA staff and volunteers are getting started on the early season work of raking, clearing blowdown, etc. There is still lots to be done so stay tuned for upcoming volunteer trail work dates.