⚠️ Dewey goes from red to yellow. The lower mountain trails (except for Risk) are in better shape than the upper mountain trails.

Trail maintenance helps extend and improve the riding season by clearing drainage, managing wet spots, and keeping the trail clear of branches and leaf litter. We’re excited to offer three volunteer trail work opportunities this month:

🪏 07/13 | 5:30-8:00pm | Lussi/Loggers, Lake Placid. This work party is sponsored by Origin Coffee Co., who has provided beverages for volunteers – thank you Origin! Meet up at the Stateline parking lot, about 0.4 miles NE from the intersection with Cobble Hill Rd.

🪏07/14 | 4:30-7:30pm | Blueberry Hill, Elizabethtown. This work party is sponsored by Deer's Head Inn, who has donated a few drink tokens for volunteers – thank you Deer’s Head! Meet up at the Bronson Lot, about 0.5 miles from the turn off of Roscoe Rd. You’ll know you’re in the right spot if you’ve found the trailhead kiosk.

🪏07/23 | 5:30-8:00pm | East Branch Community Trails, Keene. This work party is sponsored by Valley Grocery Store – thank you Valley Gro! We’ll be focusing on tweaking existing trails to make them adaptive-friendly. If you’ve always wanted to know more about adaptive-friendly trails or if you want to lend a hand in making our trails accessible to more people, this is a great opportunity to do just that.

​❌ Dewey stays in the red. Please avoid until it has a chance to dry out and firm up. With thunderstorms in the forecast, it may not be ready for traffic again for another week (or more). Thank you for being patient with our most stubborn riding area -- your restraint protects the trails.

Of course rainfall from a localized thunderstorm can add up quickly so, as usual, if you find you are leaving tracks please turn back.