2027 WINTER BIKE SERIES · FIVE RACES · January–April in Leadville
Explore / Trail care

Good trails don’t
happen by accident.

Behind every good day outside is the work of people who care.

Large trail crew holding tools on trail beneath mountain clouds.
Trail work is community work.Wheelers photo archive
From a good idea to a lasting trail

Build thoughtfully. Care for it always.

01

Plan together.

Bring community needs, land-manager requirements, and long-term care into the conversation before a new trail takes shape.

02

Build with purpose.

Create connections and experiences that belong in this landscape, with the permissions and resources to support them.

03

Keep showing up.

A new trail is a beginning, not a finish line. Maintenance, stewardship, and community support keep the work going.

The less-glamorous work.
The very important work.

Clearing a corridor. Caring for drainage. Repairing a feature. Paying attention to the little things before they become big things.

This is the steady work that protects the experience of being outside—and the community’s investment in its trails.

A shovel, yellow broom, and trail-building tool rest on a dirt berm with snowy mountains in the distance.
The tools behind a good day on dirt. · 2018 CCW photo archive
Good things are happening out here.

Be in the know. Then get out there.

Trail news, group rides, and ways to make a difference.

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CMC Timberline Trails map

Plan your route, and check trail conditions and closures before you go.

CMC Timberline Trails map from Cloud City Wheelers materials.Save the map ↓