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4 Jun

Press release related to the 2018 Lost & Found Gravel Grinder

Portola, Calif. - It is with a heavy heart that the Sierra Buttes Trail Stewardship team announces that one of our tribe, a member of the Hammer Nutrition Team, passed away while participating in the...
4 Jun

Win a Handmade Gravel Bike in the Builders for Builders Fundraiser

Bicycle frame building and trail building are as much forms of art as they are meant for adventure. The Sierra Buttes Trail Stewardship is honored to be the beneficiary of Builders for Builders, an...
18 May

New Non-Profit Partnership with Klean Kanteen

The Sierra Buttes Trail Stewardship (SBTS) today announced a new non-profit partnership with Klean Kanteen, a Chico, Calf. based manufacturer of the original stainless steel, BPA-free water bottle...
14 May

Peter Sagan rides the Historic Boca & Loyalton Trail

Photo above: Peter Sagan has some skills! (by: Craig Huffman/Bike Monkey) Two weekends ago the inaugural Sagan Dirt Fondo was held in Truckee, California. In case you're not familiar with the...
24 Apr

The Next Evolution

Three weeks ago the Stewardship took our #dirtmagic show on the road, attending the 2nd Annual Mountain Ventures Summit (MVS) in Telluride, Colorado. MVS is a gathering of mountain communities across...
14 Apr

Reconnecting Downieville and Quincy by Trail

Downieville is our roots, it's where everything for SBTS and Yuba Expeditions began more than 25 years ago. Quincy is where SBTS has grown most over the last decade, with nearly 100 miles of new...
6 Apr

Feels Like Spring – Trailwork Report

The crew has been working steady on Halls Ranch and Fiddle Creek Ridge for the last couple of weeks. The focus has been brushing, log out and widening really tight old school switchbacks. This week...
14 Mar

We Need Your Comments For Downieville and Quincy Trailwork

We have applied for 2 Ground Operation grants this year and need your comments to CA-OHV on both so we can receive the grants and continue trail maintenance work through the summer of...
10 Mar

Promoted: Teal Stetson-Lee – New Event and Partnership Director

We are pleased to announce the promotion of Teal Stetson-Lee to the role of Event and Partnership Director. Teal started with the Stewardship in 2017 helping us out as an Event Manager organizing all...
6 Mar

2017 Partner and Volunteer of the Year

During the presentation at the Mountain Bike Hall of Fame in early February, we were pleased to recognize Nakoma Resort as our Partner of the Year and Frank Gulla as our Volunteer of the Year. It was...
22 Feb

Yuba Expeditions Donates $6,600 to Sierra Frontier Medical Resources

Downieville bike shop commits to annual funding for full-time Paramedic Downieville, Calif. - Yuba Expeditions, a mountain bike-specific shop and shuttle service based in Downieville recently...
10 Feb

Notice of Downieville and Qunicy Trail Grant Application

The Sierra Buttes Trail Stewarship is applying for two California OHV grants for Downieville and Quincy: Maintenance on 56 miles of the Downieville Trail System Plumas County is applying for...
8 Feb

9 Miles of Community Building – The Story of Mills Peak Trail

What started in 2007 as a dream to construct a 9-mile multi-use singletrack trail with 3,000 vertical feet of elevation came to its full realization on January 16, 2018, when the final 1.7 miles of...
31 Jan

Sierra Buttes Trail Stewardship Impact Report 2017

2017 Was a Hell of Year! Check out what we did in 2017, who we worked with, who we are reaching, our financial health and our look to the future. Believe in the #DirtMagic, as we are making it, and...
17 Jan

Mills Peak Finished: Old Wobbly, Falconer and Local Volunteers for the Win

Callused hands, burnt shoulders, fatigued backs and yet the SBTS crew builds on into the winter. To say that trail building beats up the body is an understatement. Our trail crew members are as hard...
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