​Advocated for appropriate after-dark hours of use for SLO City Open Space

Helped to construct the "M Trail" extension on San Luis Mountain as well as several short reroutes on Lemon Grove Loop

Proposed a new trail at MdO to Parks connecting Hazard Peak Trail with Reservoir Flats Trail and completed rough flagging

Continue working on Sapwi Trail

Consulted on proposed bike park in Arroyo Grande

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Lobbied successfully to have a bike skills park, and a trailhead for access to West Cuesta Ridge included in the new master plan for El Chorro Regional Park

2016 - Completed the 11 mile trail system in the Pismo Preserve in 3 months (Jan. - March), with over 250 trail work volunteers

Began consulting with Santa Maria volunteers and Parks and Rec on trail system for Los Flores Ranch

Consulted on and helped build new trail in Arroyo grande Open Space

2015 - This year volunteers put in 9,072 hours of work on SLO County trails

Pismo Preserve Trail designed

Flagging of Pismo Preserve trails begun and completed

Continued work on Sapwi Trail
 

2014 - State Parks did a “change of use” allowing cyclists on the rerouted Oats Peak Trail.  Opened it to cyclists and equestrians in March.  It had been closed to cyclists since 1987.

Completed Wednesday Trail, aka: “Mine Loop Trail”, at Froom Ranch

Completed Old Prospector Trail (hiking only) at Froom Ranch

Completed rerouted “Mine Trail” at Irish Hills

Began construction of Ocean View Trail, aka: “Summit Trail”, at Froom Ranch

Donated over $11,000 (thru matching donations) to help acquire Pismo Preserve.

Began collaborating on Pismo Preserve trail designs with Land Conservancy of SLO County and others

Began process with State Parks of updating trails plan for Cerro Cabrillo

Elected new officers for the first time in about 20 years 

CCCMB volunteers worked 5,345 hours in 2014

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2013- Held second “Carrot Fest Weekend" for equestrians, hikers & cyclists at MdO

Completed construction in March of the rerouted Oats Peak Trail and the hiker only Valencia Peak Trail.  Opened both to hikers.  

Completed machine construction of Willow Springs Trail 

Completed “Shutes and Ladders” Trail at Froom Ranch

Completed “Pond Loop Trail” at Froom Ranch

Morro Bay Bike Park accepted as a project of CCCMB

Began construction of Sapwi Trail at Santa Margarita Lake

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CCCMB volunteers worked 7,498 hours in 2013

2012- Completed “Connector Trail” between Froom Ranch and Johnson Ranch

TrailWerks for Connector Trail had 150 volunteers report for duty in pouring rain.

Continued to support FASTA in creating new lines in the Eucs skills area. 

Began construction of the new Oats Peak Trail.

Used a machine for the first time to build trail.  Hired a professional trail builder to build Oats Peak Trail.

Began design process for Willow Springs Trail in the LPNF east of Santa Maria.

Built the Return Trail at the Eucs.

Completed 5% Trail at Froom Ranch – leading up from the creek.

Completed new Duna Vista Trail at Lopez Lake

Began process of extending Sapwi Trail at Santa Margarita Lake

Became an IMBA Chapter

CCCMB volunteers worked 6,784 hours in 2012

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2011 - Supported FASTA in designing and constructing the first "technical" trail in the Eucs. It took 4 years to work through the process with SLO City and to do construction planning.

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Designed the Return Trail at the Eucs and Elevator extension to connect with Return Trail

Designed and began construction of first trail on Froom Ranch

First CCCMB newsletter

First CCCMB Strategic Planning Session 

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2010 - Laid out new Oates Peak trail system (in hopes of getting trails this trail system open to bikes for first time since 1986)

Designed and began construction of new Duna Vista Trail extension at Lopez Lake

Hired Hillride to kickoff FASTA Project

Designed and completed construction of the Froom Connector Trail in Irish Hills Open Space (with record 150 volunteers)

Instituted bike bell program at Montana de Oro and SLO City trails

Initiated Crew Leader Training Program

Initiated Regional Representative Program for nine trail networks

Designed major reroutes of parts of East Boundary and Ridge Trails in Montana de Oro

Hosted first Carot Fest, an equestrian, hiker, biker trail ride at Montana de Oro

Helped host and organize the California Trails and Greenways Conference

CCCMB named SLO City's "Volunteer of the Year" acknowledging our years of cooperation and volunteer efforts

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2009 - CCCMB was instrumental in the Freeride and Sustainable Trails Association (FASTA) being given conditional permission to create a freeride area on SLO City property

Instituted very successful capacity building effort in the following areas: education; website; volunteer recruitment; regional crew leaders; expanded Board, etc.

Johnson Ranch Trail completed (Phase I of II)

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Elevator Trail completed

Trail Design Workshop with Karl Knapp

CCCMB volunteers recorded 4,017 hours of trail work in 2009-10

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2008 - Flagging of Johnson Ranch begun

Hazard Peak Trail completed

FASTA founded and receives CCCMB's endorsement and support

State Parks asks CCCMB to identify a route for the new Coastal Trail to Avila

Begin to explore route possibilities for a trail around Santa Margarita Lake

CCCMB begins to increase club capacity to accommodate a raft of new trail projects

Third CCCMB jersey issued

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2007 - CCCMB celebrated its 20th anniversary at the 20th Super Bowl Sunday Workday

Adopted new CCCMB Logo

Flagging of Elevator trail begun

First cut of SLO City’s “M” trail;  "M" trail completed 

SLO City asks CCCMB to help lay out trail system on Johnson Ranch

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2006 - State Parks/CCCMB Trails School initiated

Spring Trail Werks MdO (started Hazard Peak Trail) 

Fall Trail Werks (continue building Hazard Peak Trail) 

CCCMB flexes its political muscle and helps get the County’s Trail Plan adopted

2005 - Rode the trails

2004 - IMBA Trail guru visit: Nate & Rachael

Iinvited to join the Forest Service’s Los Padres Trails Committee

Flagging of Hazard Peak Trail begun

Spring Trail Werks, MdO (finished East Boundary reroute) 

Web site launched

Flagging of SLO City’s “M” trail begun

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2003 - First Trail Werks, MdO (started East Boundary reroute) in spring

Prewitt Trail (twice-yearly work begins to make the 12 mile loop rideable)

Trail Werks, Irish Hills (built King Trail) in fall

2002 - Forest Service/CCCMB meeting to get West Cuesta Ridge Trails adopted

Meeting of Cuesta Ridge Alliance consisting of stakeholders (e.g., Poly, City, Forest Service, CCCMB)

Trail Daze, Cerra Cabrillo (major reroute of ridge) in spring

Trail Daze, Irish Hills (built Mariposa Trail) in fall

2001 - IMBA Trail guru visit: Joey Kline

Spring Trail Daze, Santa Margarita Lake (Sandstone Trail on north side of lake) 

Fall Trail Daze, Santa Margarita Lake (completed Sandstone) 

2000 - IMBA Trail guru visit: Curt Loheit

Spring Trail Daze, MdO (completed major reroute of Yedra Trail) 

Fall Trail Daze, Santa Margarita Lake (completed Rocky’s Trail) 

1999 - Spring Trail Daze, Santa Margarita Lake (start Rocky’s Trail) 

Camatta Ranch Campout; Trail Daze, Fernandez Trail in fall

1998 - Cerro Alto reroutes flagged (completed 2005)

Spring Trail Daze, Cerro Alto  

Rocky Canyon Trail in Atascadero (first official workday there)

Fall Trail Daze, Cerro Cabrillo  

Second CCCMB jersey issued

1997 - First Chris King Trail Daze – Fernandez Trail in fall

First IMBA Trail guru visit: Curt Loheit

1996 - Morning Glory opened after first official CCCMB workday

Fernandez Trail officially adopted by CCCMB

Mules used to haul decomposed granite to top of East Boundary trying to solve mud issue

First Trail Worker of the Year Award

Worked at Lopez Lake for 1st time

1995 - First Wheelman Club participation on a work day

1994 - August Highway 41 fire burns entire West Cuesta Ridge and clears 80 years of brush

Began route finding for what would become Morning Glory Trail

1993 - SLOBC makes first of many annual contributions which helped us purchase the first tools, bike hang-tags and maps

Tour of La Panza

Shooters cleanup day (filled a pickup truck and a big stake-side with trash & broken glass)

Barranca Trail begun (completed in 1994)

First workday at Santa Margarita Lake

1992 - First official CCCMB meeting

First CCCMB jersey issued

Poly Canyon Road reopened (thanks to Dave Arndt & CCCMB)

Poly Canyon singletrack reopened in ’94

Crested Butte expedition

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1991 - Joined SLO County Trails Committee

Poly Canyon closed to mountain bikes

1990 - Rode the trails

1989 - Joined IMBA one year after the founding of this important mountain bike advocacy group

CCCMB Board of Directors, circa 1989: Dave Arndt, Gary McBride, Dale Wilhelm, Deanna Steen, Dave Richardson, Ron Dexter, Greg & Mary Bettencourt, John & Christie Cutter

1998 - First Super Bowl Sunday, worked East Boundary

First newsletter

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1987 - Decided to form CCCMB (fall)

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1986 - Joined State Parks Trails Committee

Negotiated to keep MdO open to bikes

First informal workday (spring)