Registration for the 2023 season in now open. Follow the link below to register!!!
https://runsignup.com/Race/MI/CopperHarbor/SingletrackFlyers2019
https://runsignup.com/Race/MI/CopperHarbor/SingletrackFlyers2019
KIDS. BIKES. COMMUNITY.
The Singletrack Flyers youth mountain biking initiative focuses on teaching young riders how to ride safely, advance their skills on a mountain bike, the importance of trail stewardship, and most importantly how to have FUN on our local trails. We have several incredible trail networks here in our backyard that allow for riders to progress from strider bikes all the way to full suspension rigs and beyond. We believe in sharing these trail resources with all trail users – especially our kids! Encouraging children to take up mountain biking benefits their bodies and minds now and into the future, establishing healthy habits that will last a lifetime.
We believe that in order to build and maintain sustainable singletrack trails in the Keweenaw Peninsula, we have to develop the next generation of mountain bikers right here at home. These passionate young riders will grow up to be advocates for trail development throughout their lives, creating a positive feedback loop that will benefit everyone in our community. Our all-volunteer organization brings together parents and community members to offer exciting programs for kids of all ages so that they, too, can experience the excitement of riding through the Keweenaw's forests.
We believe that in order to build and maintain sustainable singletrack trails in the Keweenaw Peninsula, we have to develop the next generation of mountain bikers right here at home. These passionate young riders will grow up to be advocates for trail development throughout their lives, creating a positive feedback loop that will benefit everyone in our community. Our all-volunteer organization brings together parents and community members to offer exciting programs for kids of all ages so that they, too, can experience the excitement of riding through the Keweenaw's forests.
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