We Do Trails – Join Us We encourage low-impact riding because we're the ones out there mitigating the impact with shovels and picks on weekend days and throughout the rest of the year. Help us keep the trails of SLO County alive and fun to ride. For good karma, be cool with other users on the trail: always ride in control and don't run people over. Join the CCCMB email list and communicate online with other trails advocates. Use the email list to report on time-sensitive trail issues.  Click NOW, be in the "know" of important CCCMB updates and reminders on Facebook! Follow us on Twitter for news and info!CCCMB Goals
The mission of the Central Coast Concerned Mountain Bikers (CCCMB) is to expand the network of sustainable and enjoyable trails in SLO County and to maintain the trails currently in use. Since 1987, we have worked with California State Parks, the National Forest Service, San Luis Obispo City, and San Luis Obispo County in designing and building new trails and in maintaining existing ones. CCCMB organizes at least one trail workday per month. In addition, we usually host two major workdays each year called TRAILWERKS: all-day events with meals, tee-shirts, and raffle prizes for participants. Affiliated with the International Mountain Bike Association (IMBA), CCCMB encourages everyone who enjoys our fun and impressive trail system to volunteer for workdays as well as demonstrate the best practices of trail etiquette that help prevent future erosion, reduce user conflicts, and ensure trail access. | This conference provides trail professionals, advocates, volunteers, and users with a venue for sharing practical, up-to-date trail management skills, as well as a forum for networking and building support for accessible, inter-connected, quality non-motorized trail systems. CCCMB encourages folks to attend as it is a great opportunity to learn and to network with other trail users and organizations. Our volunteers do approximately 2,000 hours of trail work – moving dirt – each year. As a result of nearly 25 years of dedication, perspiration, and communication, we currently maintain all the commonly used cycling trails in the county including Morning Glory on West Cuesta Ridge and Fernandez Trail in Pozo as well as trails in the Irish Hills, on San Luis Mountain, at Lopez and Santa Margarita Lakes, and at Montana de Oro, and a number of other natural and recreational lands in our area. CCCMB crew leaders have played an important part in the design and construction of essentially all the new multi-use trails developed in SLO County over the last 15 years including Barranca and Hazard Peak Trails in Montana de Oro, Morning Glory, the Mariposa and King Trails in the Irish Hills, and Lemon Grove on San Luis Mountain. This successful trail maintenance and construction record is a direct result of well-established, ongoing, and cooperative working relationships we have with State Parks, the Forest Service, and the City and County of San Luis Obispo. |
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