Trail Stewardship
Giving back to the trails we ride.
We Take Care of Our Trails
CCC is committed to being good stewards of the trails and open spaces we ride. We believe that if we use the trails, we should help maintain them. Trail stewardship is part of our team culture and values.
Our Trail Steward Partners
The people and organizations who look after the trails we ride.
BTCEB - Bicycle Trails Council of the East Bay
We advocate in the East Bay for increased access to off road cycling opportunities. We aim to promote a community of responsible cyclists working with land managers to create sustainable trails with access for mountain biking. Public lands are a shared resource and we work with other trail users, stakeholders, and land managers to seek solutions that provide positive experiences for all users.
Visit website →Stewards of Briones
The Stewards of Briones have long been the invisible trail caretakers of Briones Regional Park. Every trail you ride in Briones at one time or another has been repaired or improved by our community. Given the recent introduction of the Briones Pilot Program, legalizing some of our trails, those trails have experienced a significant upswing in usage. This has required us to organize a formal and legitimate stewardship organization to legally maintain the existing trails, and advocate for equitable trail access and development of new trails for mountain biking.
Visit website →Trail Work Days
Throughout the season, CCC organizes trail work days where riders, coaches, and families volunteer to help maintain and improve local trails. This is a great way to give back, build community, and earn community service hours.
Trail Etiquette
- Yield to hikers and horses
- Stay on designated trails
- Don't ride wet or muddy trails
- Pack out everything you pack in
- Respect wildlife and plant life
- Control your speed
- Be friendly and courteous to other trail users
Find ways to volunteer with the team.
Parent Volunteers