Author Archives: Sierra

On May 13, CMBC will be kicking off its season with a fun event at the Schwatka Lake Boat Launch.  In the past, this has been our annual Poker Ride.  This year, we are skipping the paperwork, and having a … Continue reading →

The snow is melting and little pieces of dirt are starting to emerge.  This means it’s almost time for mountain bike season to start.  Our first event of the 2012 season is a Bike Garage Sale.  This will be happening … Continue reading →

Here’s a bit more information for the event on December 18th. Registration will occur between 9:45-10:00 am at the Biathlon Range.  Registration is $20.  You can put together your team at Registration, and you can add people to your team … Continue reading →

It’s winter in Whitehorse – but that doesn’t mean we can’t enjoy some biking.  On December 18th, 2011 at Magnusson Ski Trails (up the Grey Mtn Road), we’ll have the 1st Annual 5+ Hours of Light Fat Tire Festival.  This … Continue reading →

The CMBC AGM will be held on October 27 at 7:45 pm at the Canada Games Centre.  All members are invited to join us at the meeting.

Thank you to everyone who came out for the King of the Canyon race today.  We have a new royal court to end the 2011 bike season. King of the Canyon – Jonah Clark Queen of the Canyon – Tamara … Continue reading →

Our CMBC season is rounding up and we’ve got a couple of great events to finish off the season. This Thursday is the last Twoonie race of the season at Mt. McIntyre. No more excuses!!! Come out and ride a … Continue reading →

Unfortunately, due to unforeseen circumstances the Montana Madness races have been cancelled.  There will still be plenty of folks enjoying Carcross and their fabulous trails this weekend. Thanks to everyone who participated in the downhill series, and huge thanks to … Continue reading →

This weekend the Yukon Orienteering Club is hosting the Western Canadian Orienteering championships.   They will be using trails in the Grey Mountain and Long Lake areas for this event.  This event won’t result in any trail closures, it will … Continue reading →