SMBA: trail days 2016


One of my goals for 2016 was to get more involved in my community. A new friend from spin class had been bugging me about coming to the mountain bike club meetings for a while and I finally caved. And I'm glad that I did. The Sweetwater Mountain Bike Association (SMBA) is a great bunch of guys and a hidden gem of a trail system in Green River, WY. Wilkins Peak was even voted on the 2016 Best Mountain Bike Trails by Singletracks.com.

Trail maintenance on Brent and Mike's
Each year the club puts on a Trail Days to introduce people to the Wilkins Peak Trail System and mountain biking. The club, along with sponsors, offers a free pancake breakfast, guided rides on the trail system, night ride and raffles/giveaways. This year we were even able to raffle off a brand new Trek mountain bike with the support of Bike & Trike in Rock Springs. The event was attended by approximately 100 people, the most we've ever had.


Trek bike raffle winner Logan (L) with President Brent (R)

Raffle winner, Logan (L) with Bike & Trike owner, Jason (R)
If you are in the area, make sure to stop by and check out our trail system in Green River, you won't regret it! And make sure to like us on Facebook, we'll keep you up to date on happenings, trail conditions, plus lots of beautiful trail photos!

Pedal therapy, its better than drugs!

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