Brooktrails MTB map download
WAC is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that has been dedicated to making mountain biking a reality in our small community since 2016.
We live here, and we ride here. Through
building and maintaining trails, hosting rides and events, and running a free bike repair station at the farmer's market, we hope to build a strong local mountain bike community.
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We are 100% volunteer-run, and we could use your help.
We're always looking for volunteers for trail work days, as well as folks that would like to volunteer their skills & services. Do you like office work, or building websites? Want to help plan an event, or join our Board?? We will take you up on it!
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Please contact wactrails@gmail.com if you'd like to get involved.
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Join the mailing list HERE, if you would like us to keep you posted.
Join WAC! The more members that we have, the larger our voice, and the more we can accomplish.
We are an IMBA local chapter and a CAMTB member organization. For just $40 annually, or $5 monthly, you are supporting all 3 of these great mountain bike organizations. If you're feeling extra generous, there are a few higher levels of support (where they throw in a pair of socks to sweeten the deal!!)
100% of monetary donations go directly toward our mission, and are tax deductable.
You can donate online through Paypal Giving Fund
You can donate through TrailForks' "Trail Karma"
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Or, just join as a supporting member
Brooktrails Greenbelt Trail Map
Current Project
WAC was approved, and is currently building and fundraising for a "beginner trail zone" of easy to access, short, loop-able trails on a little hill at the core of the Brooktrails Greenbelt network, near the Par Course.
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There is a loop trail that's mellow and fun in either direction. a climb trail that will get you up to the good stuff is in progress, and several descent trails from the hill’s peak back down to the outer loop that will offer varying experiences and character are in the works.
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This new 3 miles of trail will offer up more approachable options than the steep and technical stuff in Brooktrails, and will (hopefully) be fun for riders of all levels.
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WAC is looking for financial sponsors to make this all happen. From local businesses and individuals - to mega bike companies... if you would like to support local outdoor recreation, get a bunch of publicity, receive a big tax write off, and even get to name a trail, we would like to chat. Email wactrails@gmail.com
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To donate directly to this project, click the button below.
Survey 123
INSTRUCTIONS FOR SURVEY123 APP USE: “BROOKTRAILS TRAILS DAMAGE NOTICE” Survey123 is a survey application in the form of a questionnaire, that has a geospatial location attached to it. When submitting a Damage Notice, there is a map where a point can be added or the submitter can use their mobile location. This ties the information in the table to a location on a map so that our team knows where to find the issue to resolve it. From your mobile device, in the app store (Apple or Play Store for Android), search Esri Survey123. Install and then open the application. There is an option to "Continue without signing in," select this if you do not have an ArcGIS account or do not want to use it. Either select the QR Code Scan icon on the “Search” bar and scan the QR Code below, or if you have an ArcGIS account, type in Brooktrails for the Survey to download. Alternatively, select the link below and a browser will open asking how the user would like to access the survey (browser or app). For the app to work in areas with little to no cell or wi-fi signal, the Survey must first be downloaded to the device. Once it is downloaded, the Survey can be accessed, populated, and submitted while out enjoying the Trails. Not being within cell or wi-fi signal range does NOT matter, once the Submitter selects “Submit” at the end of the Survey, if not in range, it will stay on the user’s device until a network is in range and then the survey will be automatically uploaded to our Map Service and a notification of new survey will be sent to our email. https://survey123.arcgis.com/share/252146d95b8443cd96d0668f258edb74 Once the Survey opens, select the location for the damage (if on a mobile device with location enabled, it should be pretty close to the user’s location), and then complete the remaining fields within the Survey. Adding contact information of the person submitting the Notice provides our team with the ability to follow up or ask questions. Please take a picture or two (within the Survey) so we have an idea of what to expect and the kinds of tools needed for the task. The next page has screenshots of what the Survey looks like. This takes only a minute or two to complete and we appreciate our Trail Users taking the time and care to identify damage. For questions or comments or to find out how to volunteer with the Brooktrails Community Greenbelt Recreation and Conservation Committee, please send an email to: btcsd.grc@gmail.com
For Willits Area Cyclists Volunteer Opportunities for Trail Work Days, email: wactrails@gmail.com
Our supporting organizations:
Trailforks has been a great resource for WAC. We use their stuff for mapping, planning, seeing trail popularity data, and posting trail issues.
https://www.trailforks.com/region/brooktrails-greenbelt-26604/
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You should check out Trailforks as well. The phone app is free to get all of the local trail info and map (with GPS location). The pro version gives you the data for trails all over the world, making it easy to explore trails away from home.
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We highly recommend getting out and riding different trails. We also recommend using the link over there if you are thinking about getting a Trailforks Pro subscription. You will get a discount, and we will get a $5 donation. Win / win!