Tag Archives: Trails

04.19.19
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Open House Ride

Enjoyable spring ride through Wakamow Valley.

The Moose Jaw Pavers are hosting a recreational ride along the trails of Wakamow Valley on Saturday, April 27th. We want to introduce and inspire fellow Moose Javians to hit the trails. This is a great chance to experience riding with your community members and explore the valley in a new way. All you need is a mountain bike in working condition, helmet, and water. Experienced riders from the club will be leading the ride, focusing on smiles not miles! You do not need to be a member of the club to attend this ride but you do need to complete the waiver below.

RSVP prior to ride: moosejawpavers@gmail.com

When: April 27 @ 10:30am

Where: Ride leaves from the parking lot across from the Burger Cabin

non-member-waiverDownload
04.06.19
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Registration – Learn2MTB

Registration is open for the 2019 Learn2MTB program. This is a fun and well coached program to get youth out enjoying trails and bikes!

  • For kids 8+ at any skill level who are able to ride their bike.
  • Coaching is provided by NCCP accredited coach.
  • Program is intended to teach the riding skills needed to ride dirt bike trails
  • Start time is at 10 am and the riding and instruction will be about 1 hour every Saturday morning in May and June. First date is May 4, 2019. Check out the facebook event for more details.
  • For more information check out
    https://moosejawpavers.ca/events/learn2mtb/
  • All participants must be members of the Saskatchewan Cycling Association and Moose Jaw Pavers. Membership can be obtained at the time of registration.

Register your rider online (select this link)

05.13.13
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Buffalo Pound Trails Update

Hello Everyone,

Well, trail maintenance is starting.  Heaven is complete and I took out a lot of trees by the shelter on Beaver Loop.

Due to my work schedule, I cannot make it out until June 1 weekend for a “formal” cutting day, but I am going out on my days off during the week until month end to cut whatever I can.

Therefore:
If you want to go out and cut on your own, pick a trail and cut the overhanging branches, then let me know at twix@sasktel.net so I can update our website.

Bring tree pruners (big ones) and a bow saw.  I found this very effective. If you find a tree over the trail that needs a chainsaw, let me know and the park will cut it.

The park will cut everything we tell them to in a week or two. They are opening this Thursday and are very busy due to the late spring.  They will
help out after they are up and running for the season.

The big cutting weekend is June22 & 23, more info later.

Tim