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Mountain Biking Classes Offered
Programs are through the Evergreen Mountain Bike Alliance.
The Washington State High School Cycling League is now offering two programs geared to prepare middle-school students for competitive mountain biking.
The programs are taught by certified mountain bike instructors from Evergreen Mountain Bike Alliance.
Riders will work on mountain bike skills, endurance training and race etiquette. Participants will have the option to participate in two local mountain bike races with their instructors on hand for support.
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Classes will be in March and April at Paradise Valley Conservation Area in Snohomish County and St. Edwards State Park in Kenmore. Register here.
Another session, the Dirt Riders Club, is for kids ages 9-14. Riders meet once a week for five weeks and ride for two hours at St. Edward State Park. The cost is $95 for Evergreen members and $125 for nonmembers (includes membership). An annual family membership is $50 a year.
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