Year 1 Pilot Membership/Trail Map

 Trails open from June 15th-November 1st 2025. Trails are mostly Green and Blue, you could ride in on a Gravel bike and ride most of it casually, but a Mountain bike would cover all basis. Parking is available on site, but feel free to ride in. 

I have one bike trailer available this year. Hitch links can be purchased at Bootleggers. 

Membership is limited to 15 people


Available this year

  • 2 miles or more of trail access through Meadows, Woods and on field roads. 
  • Up to 1 quart of Maple syrup.
  • Pumpkin's. 
  • Any naturally growing berries, apples or nuts you can scavenge. 

Annual Membership fee for the season is $50.00 for individuals; $75.00 per family.

Members can bring a friend for the day for free currently

Sign up Sheet

Parking

Trail Map











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