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Adaptive Mountain Biking
Building accessible trails and riding opportunities for adaptive riders across Washington.
About the Program
Riding for all.
Evergreen supports adaptive mountain biking (aMTB) access and programming across Washington. Adaptive bikes allow riders with physical disabilities to experience singletrack — and we’re working to make more trails accessible to adaptive riders.
The Trek at Tehaleh in Pierce County is Washington’s first fully aMTB-accessible and fully signed trail system — built by Evergreen in partnership with local organizations.
Full adaptive riding program details coming soon. Contact us for more information.
Documentary
For All Riders
Evergreen's documentary on adaptive mountain biking and trail accessibility in Washington.
From the Blog
Adaptive MTB Stories
Trek at Tehaleh Now Washington’s First Fully aMTB-Accessible & Fully Signed Trail System
Evergreen Mountain Bike Alliance has completed installation of a new adaptive mountain bike (aMTB)-specific trail rating system and signage across the Trek at Tehaleh trail network—marking a major milestone for accessible trail systems in the region.
The exciting future of aMTB accessibility in Washington thanks to your support
The exciting future of aMTB accessibility in Washington thanks to your support
Duthie Hill
Evergreen is proud to showcase the Duthie Hill Mountain Bike Park. This park is located on the Issaquah Plateau, just north of Grand Ridge Park. The park is a nicely wooded 120 acre forest with rollin
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