Ride the trails. Help maintain them.
Riding Squamish trails? Your donation goes twice as far this summer, Tourism Squamish is matching every dollar up to $10,000.
Built with care. Maintained by actual humans.
Squamish is home to one of the most iconic trail networks in the world, and it didn’t get that way by accident.
Behind every berm, bridge, and feature is real work. A community of trail builders, volunteers, land managers and the Squamish Off-Road Cycling Association (SORCA) spend countless hours keeping these trails safe, sustainable, and ready to ride.
Steve, unfortunately, cannot do it alone. (He’s tried.)
Innovation gets weird when funding is low.
SORCA's crew puts in 8,000+ hours a year on Squamish trails. They're resourceful. They're dedicated. They should not be using a whisk.
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'Supported by: hopes and dreams' isn't a maintenance plan.
There's a growing gap between what Squamish trails need and what's currently funded. Weather, erosion, and heavy use don't wait for budget approvals.
Honestly, your donation keeps Squamish rideable. Help fund the ride.
This summer, your donation goes twice as far.
Tourism Squamish is matching every dollar donated through this campaign up to $10,000. Once the match is gone, it's gone.
100% of donations go directly to SORCA for trail maintenance.
SORCA has been at it since 1992. They could use your tips.
Behind the trails you ride is a community-powered organisation working year-round, paid crew, volunteers, land managers, and the occasional very keen intern.
Keep the trails (and the intern) working in Squamish. Donate today.
Trail Love: By the Numbers
You came for the trails. Help keep them going.
If you ride here, you're part of this.
About half of all trail users in Squamish are visitors, people who came specifically for these trails. The trails are free to ride, but they're not free to maintain. Your contribution helps keep them running for your next ride, and for everyone who comes after.
