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If you’ve ever ridden the singletrack at Hickory Ridge or Area 178, hit a new trail feature, or enjoyed a path cleared of downed trees shortly after a storm, you’ve benefited from Dale’s hard work. A

If you’ve ever enjoyed a ride or a walk out at Area 178, you have Pat Rasmus to thank. A dedicated rider who loves working outside with his hands, Pat has been a cornerstone of CORBA

Paying it forward to the next generation. If you’ve ever enjoyed a lap out at River Doc or seen the next generation of riders tearing up the dirt in Rice Lake, you’ve witnessed the handiwork of

The Community for Outdoor Recreation, Biking, and Adventure (CORBA) has officially launched an Executive Director pilot program to evaluate the effectiveness, sustainability, and long-term viability of professional staffing within the organization. Following his decision to step

If you’ve ever clipped into your pedals or laced up your running shoes at Area 178, you know it’s a special piece of ground. Tucked along the banks of the Chippewa River, its flowing singletrack, scenic

In the pre-dawn glow of 4:45 a.m. on a mid-summer Wisconsin morning, you are walking back from unlocking the porta-potties (and, apparently as important, locking the toilet paper rolls in place) with a woman you have

Robert Frost had a thing or two to say about paths. Not just that they diverge in a yellow wood, but also notes about upkeep, observing ‘one was grassy and wanted wear.’ He may not say

Behind every great trail system is an even better story. We asked Eric Grundin to share the history of how the River Doc trails came to be, and how his close friendship with a neighbor changed

Chances are, if you are reading this blog, you may already know the basicanswer to that question. But stick with us. Every good building starts with astrong foundation, which is what we hope to do here.