Enhancing Sustainable Trail Experiences in the Methow Valley

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Some up coming events

 
 

Work Parties are live

Check out our volunteer page to see our list of trail work parties planned for the 2024 field season. Our events calendar lists the opportunity to work with some of our partner groups.

SAve the DAte MAy 2nd

MVTC is hosting a spring kickoff party at the Twisp River Tap House starting at 5:30 on Thursday, May 2nd. Come have a beer and learn about what the the trails collaborative has gotten done, and what we have planned for this season. We’ll have some great giveaways for attentaive atendees.

WDFW ambassador program

MVTC is seeking friendly volunteers to welcome visitors to the Methow Wildlife Area on busy Saturdays this spring. This is a way to steward our recreation resources that is much less physically taxing than a work party.

 

Our Work

The MVTC builds and strengthens relationships among trail managers, advocates and user groups to support and enhance sustainable trail experiences in the Methow Valley.

“Realistically, the reason so many people like to live and recreate [in the Methow Valley] is the wonderful access to the outdoors that we have,” Jircik said. “So it’s important that we can take care of that access together and have good conversations about it.”

-Allen Jircik, trail manager of Methow Valley Trails Collaborative.

 Our Partners

Members and interested parties comprise the Methow Valley Trails Collaborative.  Together they collaborate to guide the organization, coordinate fund development, facilitate trail work parties and advocate for valley-wide trail projects, initiatives and funding.

Current Members

  • Evergreen Mountain Bike Alliance - Methow Chapter

  • Loup Loup Ski Education Foundation

  • Methow Conservancy

  • Methow Trails

  • Methow Valley Backcountry Horseman

  • Mountain Trails Grooming Association

  • Methow Valley Snowmobile Association

  • Northwest Motorcycle Association

  • Rendezvous Huts

  • Winthrop Chamber of Commerce

  • Washington Trails Association

Agency Partners

  • Pearrygin Lake State Park

  • USFS Methow Valley Ranger District

  • WDFW Methow Wildlife Area

Learn More

 
 
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Our Function

Valley-wide, the Methow Valley Trails Collaborative will:

Develop easily accessible trail information for all users.

Coordinate project development, environmental review, permitting, and fund-raising.

Leverage shared resources to support collaborative trail projects. (examples: volunteers, equipment, expertise)

Create a culture of high-quality trail stewardship.

Focus on projects aimed at benefitting the Methow Valley  trail users

Learn More

 
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