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Bike Bells

Help support BTCEB’s bell program by sending a donation directly to us. Mullti-use trails are the bulk of our local trail systems, and they’re very popular with equestrians, hikers and cyclists alike. BTCEB wants to address the potential for trail conflict by doing our part to improve trail etiquette and make all users feel as

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Advocacy Update

Staff presented their recommendations to the EBRPD Executive committee from the TWUG recommending the PAC (Park Advisiory Committee) take up the discussion of how to get more trails built and deciding who gets to use them.  Staff also discussed plans to implement pilot trials of trail management practices such as directional and alternating day access at

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Rides & Events

Organized rides Hit the East Bay’s best trails on this no-drop fun-fest. We split into groups for every level, and enjoy snacks & beer after the ride. Beginners & non-members are always welcome. We ride the last Saturday of every month. Find the location of our next Gala Ride on our MeetUp group. Ride Like A Girl is all about having fun &

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Advocacy Update

By Scott Bartlebaugh A number of in progress efforts continued including a bike bell station pilot though EBRPD.  Public comment was submitted specifically on the EBRPD capital plan trail projects and comment made to the joint EBMUD/EBRPD Liaison Committee regarding increasing access to people riding bikes on EBMUD roads and trails.   The May 11 EBRPD

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Spring Advocacy Update

Progress was made on getting a couple pilot bike bell stations set up with EBPRD.  REI committed to funding a grant to the East Bay Regional Parks Foundation.  Look for pilot stations to be installed in early summer at Crockett Hills and Briones. 

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Our mission is to educate cyclists in responsible mountain biking, to advocate for appropriate access, and to promote community among trail users so all may fully enjoy and preserve the natural spaces of the East Bay. We envision a united trails community where mountain bikers, equestrians and hikers happily coexist on trails, both narrow and wide, extending

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