FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE For additional information, contact Scott Galetka, Scott.Galetka@bayfieldcounty.wi.gov or Ron Bergin, rbergin@cambatrails.org Just over a year ago, the Chequamegon Area Mountain Bike Association (CAMBA) joined with other local non-motorized trail groups to launch an effort to improve trail users’ ability to find their way on the many non-motorized recreational trails in Bayfield and…
County approves use of Class 1 E-bikes on forest trails; | By Terrell Boettcher; Aug 29, 2022; Sawyer County Record At the request of the Chequamegon Area Mountain Bike Association (CAMBA), the Sawyer County Land, Water and Forest Resources Committee voted recently to allow the use of Class 1 E-bikes on mountain bike trails in…
CAMBA just announced the establishment of The Ron Bergin Trail Fund in honor of Ron Bergin, a founding member of CAMBA and its Executive Director for 26 years. This fundraising initiative is a restricted fund for trail work, including new trails, maintenance, realignment and modernization. An anonymous donor graciously provided a matching grant up to…
Join us for four evenings of fun and mountain biking for kids ages 6 to 11 years old at the CAMBA Hospital Gateway Trails. Each evening will include some skills classes taught by several trained mountain bike coaches, games, and fun activities to keep the kids engaged. There will also be free time for the…
CAMBA is excited to bring you the first ever Chequamegon MTB Festival After Party & Bike Rafflepalooza. Come enjoy a well-deserved, post-race beverage, food, entertainment & the raffling off of over $14,000 in bikes. Entrance to the party is FREE. All proceeds from the raffle will go directly back into MTB trail maintenance, building and…
On Saturday, September 7 at 10:15 a.m., the Chequamegon Area Mountain Bike Association and the Hayward Area Memorial Hospital will jointly dedicate the completion and official opening of the new Gateway Bike Trail on the hospital property. “It’s been a project three years in the making,” observes CAMBA executive director Ron Bergin. “We are thrilled…
Dirt Candy Phase 2 – Spring GoFundMe Campaign During the summer of 2017 CAMBA began construction on Dirt Candy, a new trail near Cable linking the Ojibwe Trail to the Esker Trail. When finished, this will complete the final segment of CAMBA’s extensive system of interconnected trails. The first phase of Dirt Candy took full…
A HUUUUGE thanks to the great sponsors of the 2019 Fat Bike After Party who have donated over $10,000 of merchandise to be auctioned and raffled at the event. Thank You Very Much!
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