CORA Elections
2011 Board of Directors
Jeni Roosen
Christopher Averett
Philip Hurst
Justin Theilman
Paul Barzizza
President - Terry Klei
Treasurer - Heather Farrell
Newsletter & OMBA rep - Mitch Graham
Sponsorship Chair - Christopher Averett
Membership Coordinator - Chris Norris/Sean Keith
CORA Race director - Philip Hurst
Webmaster - Chris Norris
East Fork Expansion - Trail Day April 30th
Yes it's true you are not dreaming we will have more trail to ride this season @ East Fork somewhere between 2 1/2 to 3 miles of trail and this will also add some needed elevation. Best part is that half of the trail is already built. All we need to do is connect to the Lake trail loop the existing trail, and we will also use part of the existing Backpack trail to connect it all up.
So come on out and be a part of East Fork history and help up build some sweet new trail to ride this summer. Once we get done we are going to have a big picnic and ride @ the new trailhead area down by the overlook (right now the road is closed to cars but will remain open to foot and bike traffic also the park will open it up for trail days nothing like having 1 mile of open road with no Cars)
TRAIL DAY IS SATURDAY APRIL 30th AT 8am TILL NOON. TOOLS WILL BE PROVIDED.
Last big trail day push will be May 7th!
The Cincinnati Off Road Alliance (CORA) and the Kentucky Mountain Bike Association (KyMBA) are bicycle advocacy organizations dedicated to providing education, outreach and stewardship. We seek to preserve, expand and enhance natural surface trail systems in an effort to ensure continued access to high quality, well-maintained trails for self propelled activities.
We need energetic and motivated people to help foster our area trail assets. Go to www.mtbohio.com/cora or www.kymba.org for more information on how to get involved. The trails need your support!!
IMBA's mission is to protect, create, and enhance quality trail experiences for mountain bikers worldwide. In addition, they actively promote responsible mountain biking, support volunteer trailwork, assist land managers with trail management issues, and improve relations among trail user groups.
IMBA has members in all 50 United States and 40 other countries. IMBA members annually contribute more than one million hours to trailwork projects on public land. To date, these volunteers have created more than 5,000 (8,000 km) miles of new trails worldwide.
