The COVID-19 situation and subsequent Stay at Home order from Boulder County is not something to be taken lightly. Getting exercise and getting outside is extremely important for our wellbeing and mental health, but we must keep open spaces safe and uncrowded.

BMA had a great year in 2019 and we couldn't have done it without your support! Check out our 2019 Annual Review and see how we are moving towards More Fun Trails in Boulder County.

BMA helped organize a terrific winter trail use/etiquette education and outreach event at the Brainard Lake Recreation Area trailhead warming hut.

The Canyon Trail is closed from mile marker 40 to Fourmile Canyon Drive, there is no westbound cycling access through this part of Boulder Canyon.

The six mile long Toll Trail will connect West Magnolia to Jenny Creek and is an integral piece of the Indian Peaks Traverse.

BMA and the Boulder Ranger District are working together to make sure all users have a fun and safe experience on our winter trails.

BMA participated in its third Colorado Gives Day fundraiser on December 10 and brought in $15,550.

BMA threw one of the biggest Member Parties (in recorded history) on December 10 when over 225 people descended on the Oskar Blues' Oak Room for a member meeting, fundraiser and a kick-a$$ party.

After an in-depth recruiting process and a November retreat weekend in Nederland, the BMA Board is excited to welcome 7 new members to our board of directors!

BMA is looking for new board members for the 2020-2021 term, find out how you can help lead BMA!

How elected officials control mountain biking opportunities and Boulder City Council candidates' responses to Open Space and recreation questionnaire.

On Sept 16, 2019 the Boulder Mountain Bike Patrol (BMBP) was presented with the Colorado Open Space Alliance’s Blue Grama Award, acknowledging the patrol’s partnership with open space programs.

Professional trail builders alongside volunteer crews have been working to add BRAND NEW singletrack to the West Magnolia trail system.

BMA and OSMP hosted two trail building events on September 12 and 14 to make improvements to the Coal Seam trail at Marshall Mesa.

The City of Louisville has proposed Singletrack Sidewalks concept plan for "Fun Routes to School" and it needs your support for this and more bike friendly commuting & recreation trail accommodations!

The first of 4 2019 BMA West Magnolia Trail Projects is complete, read about this volunteer-built trail and what else is happening this fall.

The decision about the Eldo-to-Walker multi-use trail will not be part of the discussion but you can weigh in on other visitor use issues at either of two public open houses or an online survey.

BMA will be repairing an existing eroded section of Coal Seam trail and improve it significantly. We will also install a cattle grate at the fence along Davidson Ditch.

Just tooting our own horn a little, check out what the BMA community has accomplished in the last year!

The process for approval of the Eldorado Canyon State Park to Walker Ranch Connection trail continues...the VUMP saga.