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Dirty Work

Digging In and Keeping Trails Open

Dirt biking has been growing in popularity for quite some time now. This means there are more folks are on the trails - more than ever before. Unfortunately, the paid workforce supporting these trail systems hasn’t grown commensurate to the sport’s popularity and trail utilization.

For years, motorcycle clubs and unaffiliated dirt bikers have rallied to perform trail maintenance as a volunteer workforce. They have been a great help to land managers and the sport, and now more is needed.
 
Dirt bikers must rally the strongest dirt biking volunteer workforce ever seen in Washington. This is needed because of dirt biking popularity but also to bolster a diminishing paid workforce due to lacking funds for ORV programs.

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The NMA Trail Maintenance Workforce

The NMA Trail Maintenance Workforce is a selfish volunteer program – the sole mission is to self promote the sport through instilling a sense of trail ownership among dirt bikers in Washington State. This selfishness inherently benefits the environment, land managers and the preservation of off-road motorcycling.

Trail maintenance work parties are a great way to learn about new places to ride. You also gain knowledge on trail design and what riders can do to increase trail longevity. It’s also a great way to meet new friends with a mutual passion for dirt biking.

Walker Valley Recurring Work Parties

The Skagit MC in cooperation with the DNR have regularly scheduled work parties on the second Saturday of every month. Volunteer sign-ups begin around 9:00AM in the parking area. Some trail tools will be available, but if you have your own such as shovels, picks, McLeod’s or steel garden rakes, please bring them. Be sure to bring your own gloves, raingear, lunch, water, etc.

Join the NMA Volunteer List for more info on helping out at Walker Valley.

 

Riding the fence? Take a moment to shoot an email to the NMA Volunteer Coordinator, who is happy to help answer questions and get you started.