Columbia Basin Trail Map
01 / Regional Overview
Where we ride.
The Columbia Basin chapter serves the Tri-Cities area and southeast Washington, covering Benton, Franklin, and Walla Walla counties. It's a young, fast-growing chapter building community in one of Washington's sunniest riding regions.
Signature trail areas include Badger Mountain, Candy Mountain, and the expanding network around the Horse Heaven Hills. The chapter is actively working to designate new trails and build partnerships with local land managers.
With mild winters and dry summers, Columbia Basin offers nearly year-round riding. The chapter runs regular work parties and community events to grow the local riding scene.
02 / Chapter Leadership
Your local crew.
The volunteers who lead this chapter — work party organizers, advocacy point people, and your direct line to local trail decisions.
Julie Nelson
Chapter President
Trail Coordinator
Trail Programs
Advocacy Lead
Advocacy
Events Chair
Events
03 / Get Out There
Work parties
this month.
Show up. Build trail. Find your people. The list below is filtered to Columbia Basin — for the full statewide calendar, hit the link.
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Advocacy That
Affects This Region.
Active campaigns where your voice makes a difference. Contact your representatives in under five minutes.
Defend Federal Public Lands — Oppose Privatization
Federal public lands — including the trails we ride — are under threat from legislation that would …
Take Action →Fund the DNR Trust Land Transfer Program
Washington DNR's Trust Land Transfer (TLT) program is one of the most effective tools for protecting …
Take Action →Enforce Non-Motorized Trail Rules — Stop Illegal eMoto Use
Illegal electric motorcycle use on non-motorized trails is a growing safety hazard across …
Take Action →05 / Local Projects
What's being built
nearby.
Active trail projects in the Columbia Basin region. Your chapter dues and donations help fund all of them.
Badger Mountain Trails
Ongoing maintenance and new trail development at Badger Mountain, the chapter's signature riding destination.
Horse Heaven Hills Access
Exploring trail designation opportunities in the Horse Heaven Hills with BLM and private landowners.
Candy Mountain Stewardship
Regular work parties maintaining and improving the trail network at Candy Mountain.
06 / Fund This Chapter
Your gift
stays local.
Designate your donation to Columbia Basin and 100% of it stays in the region — funding trail work and chapter programs.
Build the trails
in your backyard.
Every Columbia Basin dollar funds trail work at Badger Mountain, new trail designation efforts, and the volunteer programs launching this chapter.
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