What trail network does Coos Cycling Club maintain?

Coos Cycling Club builds and maintains the Coos Trails network in Gorham, NH, which consists of 22 miles of singletrack connected with sections of rail trail and purpose-built recreational paths open to non-motorized activities.

Does Coos Cycling Club organize group rides?

Yes, the club offers no-drop weekly group rides throughout summer and into fall. Group rides meet on Wednesdays at 5:30pm at the Moose Brook State Park parking lot, with the 2025 schedule beginning post-mud season.

What types of bikes are welcome at Coos Cycling Club?

Coos Cycling Club is all-inclusive and welcomes any bike type, including fat bikes, mountain bikes, road bikes, cruisers, and tandems.

How can someone get involved with trail maintenance?

The club hosts volunteer trail work days open to both newcomers and experienced trail workers. Volunteers help maintain the trails while participating in group rides and community engagement.

Is Coos Cycling Club part of a larger network?

Yes, Coos Cycling Club is a proud member of Bike Borderlands, a coalition of nine mountain biking trail networks across Quebec, Maine, New Hampshire, and Vermont that share a code of ethics for mountain biking.