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Bear Creek Park Singletrack
Medicine Wheel was invited to partner with the El Paso County Parks Department to donate the design and construction of a new singletrack trail in Bear Creek Park, just west of 21st Street and south of the dog park. This is an exciting new development, as it is hoped to be just the first phase of a larger singletrack trail system in the park which will eventually connect with Section 16, Palmer Trail, and the trails in Cheyenne Canon.
Now that the project is done, the Sand Creek Race Series has been held and the results were great!
Trail Construction - done!
Our thanks to Paul Mead, Rufus Garts, Nichole Michalek, Bryan Hooker, Nate Goodman, Donovan Seck, Ryan Sanders, Craig Carroll, Aaron Rosenthal, Judy Compton, Scott Morris, Grant Smith, Marc Luckett, Rob Lucas, Cory Sutela, Joshua Easterling, Ron Bollenberge, Rick Creekmore, Brian Kay, Matt Gerholdt, Mark Emeis, Bruce Walker, Tim Kranz Lianna Miller, Ken Andrew, and Jim Schwerin for all the trail building work so far.
More thanks to the following for their generous financial support of this project:
Criterium Bike Shop, Pro Cycling Bike Shop, and the Trails and Open Space Coalition for funding the design phase;
REI, Inc., The Triple Crown of Running, Dan and Sherry Rundgren, The Wachovia Foundation, and Kris and Jessie Kortuem for funding the construction of the trails.
How Can You Help?
Medicine Wheel is pleased to announce that the network is about 100% completed and fully rideable (weather permitting).
That's a great start, but we are looking at phase 2 of this project to the west end of the park. Major sponsors will be acknowledged with signage at the park, so if you have an interest in being a sponsor, please contact us.
Trail Maps
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