Trails Committee Meeting
Trails Committee meets to discuss trail projects, maintenance, volunteer work, land owner relations, and other trail related topics.
Seeley Big Fat Race
This fun event is back for 2023. And what a fantastic day of fat bike fun. Bring on the riders, sponsors, and volunteers to make this Winter Trails fundraiser a…
DetailsTrail Emergency Signage Initiative Progressing in Bayfield and Sawyer Counties
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…
DetailsCounty approves use of Class 1 E-bikes on forest trails
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…
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Announcing The Ron Bergin Trail Fund
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…
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CAMBA Kids Adventure MTB Camp
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…
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Latest Update on CAMBA’s Big Woods and Endless Trails
Cowboy and Seeley Dave finally had a chance to get out and record a little trail conditions report. After the start of the Hungry Bear, they headed over to the…
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Hungry Bear Weekend Redux
Over the last weekend, I attended my first in-person race with the happy return of the Hungry Bear 100. Racers and riders had picture-perfect weather with sun, low winds and…
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All CAMBA Trails are Open!
Thanks to the early warm-up this spring, the Sawyer County Forestry Department was able to give CAMBA the OK to open our trails early. As of today, all CAMBA trails…
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Spring in CAMBA Country Means Ephemerals and MTB Trails Opening
I had my first meal seasoned with foraged wild Ramps (Allium Tricoccum, sometimes called wild leeks or spring onions), so I know spring is firmly ensconced and winter is far…
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