The Disciples of Dirt Mountain Bike Club (DOD) boasts members from all over the Pacific Northwest and beyond, but we focus our efforts within Oregon’s Southern Willamette Valley, where the club was founded and the majority of our membership live and ride. Club members share a high level of passion for mountain biking and the DOD is well known within the cycling world for being stewards of our local trails and champions for improved trail access for cyclists.

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DOD is always in need of volunteers for trail work, events, communication, and more. Please sign up HERE, and tell us about your skills and interests.

Trailwork – Aug 13th and 16th

Oakridge Trails Alliance is hosting two trailwork days on Cloverpatch in the next week, offering volunteer opportunity to dig new tread and build a new bridge.

Meet-up for both days is in Westfir at Transcascadia, across from the Red Covered bridge at 8:15am.

With the fires in close please keep an eye on this space as a cancellation due to closures or smoke is possible.

Trailwork-Aug.6th

Sunday, August 6th – Cloverpatch Bridge & Switchbacks:

Meet at Transcascadia building in Westfir at 8:15 am.

Trailwork

Cloverpatch Switchback – Wednesday, July 19th:

We’re going to tackle that super-nasty poison oak covered switchback on Cloverpatch trail by adding a crib wall. This improvement is crucial to make the trail more rideable for everyone. We’ll be harvesting most of the materials near the site to keep things convenient. Meet up at the Lowell Covered Bridge at 8:00 am.

Cloverpatch Connector Bridge Work – Sunday, July 23rd:

Our focus for this day will be finishing the sill pads and placing the sills for the Cloverpatch Connector Bridge. If time permits, we’ll also lift and place the first stringer onto the sills. Additionally, some of the trail crew will be working on finishing tread and rock work on corners. Meet up at the Lowell Covered Bridge at 8:00 am.

Join The DOD

There are tons of great reasons to join the Disciples of Dirt.  Whether it’s to help protect and improve local mountain biking trail access, member rewards program or even helping cover our events. How could one argue with that!

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