Building Trail Since:Board Member Since:Favorite Trail:Rosie Boa
Alex has lived in Leavenworth for over 5 years now. After growing up in Tacoma, WA and graduating from Eastern Washington University with a degree in Outdoor Recreation. Alex has spent years doing environmental education with youth and is currently the Volunteer Coordinator for the Central Washington Chapter of Evergreen. Alex also coaches the Middle and High School mountain bike team, Icicle Bicycle, which is part of the Washington Student Cycling League. His passion lies in the outdoors and serving his community. You will find Alex doing a bit of everything, whether it's planning events, scheduling work parties, giving high fives, or running the jackhammer, he loves to help everyone and meet new people!
Building Trail Since:Board Member Since:Favorite Trail:Rosie Boa
Mike grew up in the Wenatchee valley with a passion for biking from an early age running around town on his BMX bike. After moving away for 10 years, he moved back to make Leavenworth his home. One of the main draws to moving back to the valley was the number of mountain biking opportunities. With a passion for hiking and mountain biking Mike joined evergreen to get involved and expand the valley trail systems. Mike is the head of the Technology committee helping to maintain our website and anything technology related.
Building Trail Since:Board Member Since:Favorite Trail:Stairway to Heaven
My mt bike days began when I bought a used 1986 Schwinn High Serria as my primary means of transportation to and for collage. It all went downhill from there. My trail building days dates back the late 1970/80s when I got hired on as the first ORV Tech for the Wenatchee National Forest. I was involved with the creation and development of the Devils Gultch trail system, the Mad River and Lake Chelan 25 Mile Creek trail systems. Little did I know at that time that I'd be riding mt bikings on them decades later. The latest trail system I've worked on are CDLT Sage Hills system, Leavenworth Ski Hill system, Squilchuck State Park System, Pashastin River Front Trail and No.2 Canyon.