Tropical storm Irma left her mark on our Jackrabbit trails. Joanna & Fred spent over 4 hours trying to clear the central trail, & have to do more chainsaw work just to get this loop cleared. Our race is approaching …
Calling on All Friends of Jackrabbit for Storm Damage Clean-up Read more »
The Trail Crew Leader training course is a two‐day course for any volunteer that wants to learn the basic technical trail work skills to lead a crew. It will cover natural surface trail design, construction, maintenance and crew leader training. …
Sign-up Now for Trail Crew Leader Training Course on Oct 28-29, 2017 Read more »
We need volunteers to help with several items on race day and prior to race day for the Chainbuster 3/6 Hour Race at Jackrabbit on Saturday, September 30, 2017 Please Contact Joanna Atkisson at 828-361-2088 to sign-up as soon as …
Volunteers Needed for Chainbuster Race at Jackrabbit Read more »
“Please see the date in August for the USFS open house to provide input into local issues, etc. This would be a great opportunity to see how many people we can get to this to voice our desires to add …
U.S. Forest Service to Hold Open Houses on Forest Plan Revision Read more »
February 25, 2017: 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. Volunteer workday on the Jackrabbit Trail System in Hayesville, NC. Meet at the trailhead.
Perfect trail conditions along with great weather brought mountain biking enthusiasts from across the southeast to the Jackrabbit Trails on Saturday, September 24. This date marked the seventh annual Chin Buster 6/3 Hour Endurance Race at our local trails. Just …
A follow up interview with Mike Riter of Trail Design Specialists! Mike takes a time out from construction of the Jackrabbit Mountain mountain biking & hiking trail system and answers more of our burning questions… Editor: A few of the …
Trail Guru Mike Riter takes time out from his busy schedule cutting our trail to answer a few candid questions. Editor: Considering the trails you have designed, what do you think makes Jackrabbit special or unique? Mike: Because it’s designed …
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PO Box 542
Hayesville, NC 28904
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