Chequamegon Area Mountain Bike Association (CAMBA)

Trail Systems (5)

CAMBA - Ashwabay Cluster

The trail tread is in excellent condition, and the trail crews have reported that the colors are in complete turn. This should be a great weekend for riding! Please watch for downed trees and large branches. We'll begin leaf blowing on the trails once most leaves have fallen. Report any downed trees to the trail crew via TrailForks. Don't forget to get your CAMBA membership or make a donation before hitting the trails!

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CAMBA - Cable Cluster

The CAMBA Trails are in excellent condition right now, particularly the upgraded sections of Ojibwa, which are running very smoothly. Please be on the lookout for downed trees and large branches. Once most of the leaves have fallen, we will start leaf blowing on the trails. If you come across any downed trees, please report them to the trail crew through TrailForks. Remember to get your CAMBA membership or make a donation before hitting the trails!

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CAMBA - Hayward Cluster

**Trail Alert:** Trail work is currently underway on the Makwa Trail between the Gravel Pit and Mesquito Brook Trailheads. Detours are in place to direct users around the work area. Please be aware that changes to the route may occur frequently as the trail crew progresses in their work. The rest of the trails are currently open and in excellent riding condition! Please watch for downed trees and large branches. We'll begin leaf blowing on the trails once most leaves have fallen. Report any downed trees to the trail crew via TrailForks. Don't forget to get your CAMBA membership or make a donation before hitting the trails!

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CAMBA - Namakagon Cluster

**Trail Steward Report** The Namakagon and Patsy Lake trails are in good condition, although there are some areas with moderate leaf coverage. This region is more remote and wild compared to the rest of the CMABA system, so please be vigilant for downed trees and large branches. Once most of the leaves have fallen, we will begin leaf blowing on the trails. If you encounter any downed trees, please report them to the trail crew through TrailForks. Remember to obtain your CAMBA membership or make a donation before you hit the trails!

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CAMBA - Seeley Cluster

**Trail Alert** The Flow Mama, High Point, and Seeley Pass trails are open and riding well. Please be aware that logging operations are currently underway in the Sawyer County Forest near Makwa, specifically in the Thannum Fire Lane area. The trail will remain open, but ride with caution as you may encounter brush and heavy equipment. All other trails are open with excellent riding conditions. Please be on the lookout for downed trees and large branches. Once most of the leaves have fallen, we will start leaf blowing on the trails. If you come across any downed trees, please report them to the trail crew through TrailForks. Remember to get your CAMBA membership or make a donation before hitting the trails!

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