06/05/2026
Trail report!
UROC Trail Report June 5th:
The torrential rains have subsided and we are starting to see the sun again. The trails are drying very quickly as we are lucky to have sandy/rocky soil, and purpose built MTB trails that handle the moisture very well.
This week our Trail Crew kept busy, despite the foul weather. They were able to inspect the trails and improve drainage where needed. They cleared down trees that fell over from the saturated ground. Secret Trail received a tune up and they were able to tackle the skill park, using the recent moisture to reshape the lips of the jumps.
On Saturday, June 6th, there is a great volunteer trail work opportunity for Ed Gregor Stewardship Day. This is a long standing forest stewardship day that offers a variety of different trail and outdoor projects in our community. UROC will be hosting a trail work day on Electric Monkey and Luge, reworking some corners and sections of trail. Tools will be provided. Please bring your own work gloves, sturdy footwear, water and lunch. The day kicks off between 8-9am with a free volunteer breakfast and project registration at the Blairmore Ranger Station. Please check out the poster for all the details.
Bee’s Knees Enduro is selling out quickly. We already have some categories that are completely full, and we will be starting a waiting list soon. If you want to race and have not registered, please do not delay! This year is going to be another amazing event, and we look forward to connecting with all of you for another great weekend of racing in Crowsnest Pass.
Our trails have handled the rain beautifully, and although there are still some areas with surface water, all trails are rideable again. Just note that when encountering a wet or muddy section, please ride straight through it, and do not make the trail wider by trying to ride around it. These wet sections are just temporary, and riding around these sections just makes more unnecessary work for our trail crew.
The weekend looks a bit mixed as far as weather goes, but generally trending in the right direction for a great weekend of riding.
Happy Trails!