Join us at Mountains to Meadows Trailfest September 19-22, 2024
A new SBTS event! Come for the trails, stay for the party!
Mountains to Meadows Trailfest is a four-day festival held September 19-22 at the Plumas-Sierra County Fairgrounds in Quincy. On tap is a full slate of activities, including two days of optional trailwork with the SBTS Pro Trail Crew on Mount Hough, a Poker Run/Ride, locally led hikes, trail runs and mountain bike and moto rides on some of the best trails in Plumas County, family and late-night rollerskating sessions, food trucks, a beverage garden and an energetic line-up of live bands on the main stage, headlined by The Scott Pemberton Band, Boot Juice and the Gold Souls.
Join Us for Fun in the Mountains!
Come help us make Dirt Magic in the Lost Sierra! We have a season full of fun on tap this year—mark your calendars to join us at any (or all!) of our events. Registration is currently open for both Lost and Found Gravel Race and Downieville Classic including a whole host of volunteer opportunities at both. You can also sign up for our first volunteer epic weekend of the year, May 3rd – 5th. We hope to see you out there!
Connected Communities
We are planning trails to connect towns in the Lost Sierra, check out this epic plan!
Watch Our Beautiful Short Film “A Trail for Everyone”
We’re thrilled to launch a short film about Connected Communities, the proposed “Lost Sierra Route” and the positive impact of linking 15 California mountain communities through trails.
Latest News
The Downieville Classic RETURNS July 11-14, 2024 for its 26th Year
Registration Opens Tuesday October 24 for Lost and Found Gravel Festival
Sierra Nevada Conservancy Awards SBTS $747,445 for Construction of 15 Miles of OHV-Legal Singletrack on Verdi Ridge near Truckee
Sierra Buttes Trail Stewardship Wins $50,000 Friesen Foundation Grant for the Indian Valley Loop
The Towns of Connected Communities
Learn about the towns being linked together through trails in our Connected Communities project.
What We've Accomplished
176
Miles of New Trail Built
2,302
Miles of Trail Maintained
122,713
Trail Volunteers Hours
67
Employees in 2022
3 Ways to Get Involved
Join the family, do good work and have a load of fun, our members provide a crucial backbone to our organization.
Become a volunteer
Volunteer at a Trail Daze or one of our races. Contact us if you would like to volunteer other skills or services.