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2022 SORBA Spring Summit

2022 SORBA Spring Summit

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March 17, 2022 – March 20, 2022

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  • April 13, 2023 – April 16, 2023 – SORBA Spring Summit

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Are you signed up for the best mountain bike confe
Are you signed up for the best mountain bike conference in the southeast? More details have been added to our sessions on our event registration page. And if that doesn't entice you; how about a promise of great trails, pump track jam, and plenty of other good times to be had. Registration is linked in out bio! See you in Old Fort, NC April 14! & 15th! #PoweredByYall #SORBAsummit2023

Your vision statement is meant to show where you a
Your vision statement is meant to show where you are going and this is another element that we came to with our strategic planning. Sustainable. Progressive. Accessible. Mountain biking will be at the heart of every great community in the Southeast. #PoweredByYall #SORBA #VisionStatement

Hey it's time for a #chapterhighlight! This week w
Hey it's time for a #chapterhighlight! This week we focus on @torc_nc is a key advocate for the establishment of more trails in the Triangle area of North Carolina. They are a volunteer-run 501(c)(3) nonprofit, founded in August 2005. Prior to that, the Triangle’s mountain bike community was served by individual mountain bike clubs focused on a specific trail network. TORC was formed to unify the smaller clubs into a stronger voice. Their main trail systems are Lake Crabtree Co. Park, Harris Lake Co. Park, Brumley Forest Nature Preserve, Carolina North Forest, and Briar Chapel. Lake Crabtree County Park singletrack is by far the most popular place for beginner riders in the Triangle. Its central location is also great for relieving weekday stress if you work in RTP. The wooded trails connect to Umstead State Park and Cary's Black Creek Greenway. This past year TORC completed a number of great trail projects with over 1,000 hours of volunteer service. Project highlights include: 1. Completed Phase 1 of Pickard Mtn (Chapel Hill, NC), 4 miles, 30 hrs, $90,000 2. Completed Phase 3 of UNC Outdoor Education Center (Chapel Hill, NC), 1.5 miles, 180 hrs, $13,000, trail system is now 4 miles in total. Thank you to all the volunteers at TORQ for all your hard work bringing #MoreTrailsCloseToHome! #SORBA #SORBAstories #TrailAdvocate #Volunteer

This past winter our team has worked hard to prepa
This past winter our team has worked hard to prepare for the years ahead, and what SORBA will look like in the future. Over the next couple weeks we will be revealing the details of that strategic plan. We are excited to start this journey with you! First, is our new mission statement. Keeping it simple; we are mountain bikers supporting all other riders. #PoweredByYall #SORBA #Mission


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