Florida Mud Cutters

Mudcutters / Pepper Ranch Bike Trails in process

The Mudcutters have started working with Conservation Collier to build single track bike trails @ Pepper Ranch near near Lake Trafford. If interested in helping, please contact us at floridamudcutters@gmail.com , to see more pictures go to photogallery

Trail and Weather Updates

Twitter Trail Updates - Current CRP Weather - CRP Weather History

Want to get weather updates from the weather station every night at 10:30 pm. E-mail Curt at josegumby@comcast.net & he'll put you on the list.

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CRP Bike trail update 1-29-12 (ck facebook & twitter)

Trail in great shape. Although Dry , needs some rain. Park Office phone is 694- 0398. www.leeparks.org (TO FIND OUT WHEN LCPR closes or reopens the gates to the bike park)

Mudcutter E-Mail list

If you would like to receive e-mail invitations on Mudcutter events, club meetings, work parties or just know what's going on, send a note to floridamudcutters@gmail.com we'll gladly add you to our e-mail list.

MUDCUTTER WISH LIST

The Mudcutter Volunteers need your help in these areas:
1. Tree Trimmers, trim back face smacking branches
2. Weed Wackers, weed wack the berms, humps, & "jungle" spots
3. Build a Tool Shed near the volunteer box (filled - boy scouts)
4. A Sign Guy, someone to make temp signs as needed
5. The Jersey Guy, order Mudcutter jerseys as needed
6. Another person to be trained on the county stand up mower (filled)
7. Out-of-town Mudcutter bike trip planner
8. Time Trails coordinator (filled)
9. Maintain the Dirt humps & Berms in Sunburn Meadow
10. Leader for the Pepper Ranch bike trail project
** any of these sound like a cool job for you .... please contact us floridamudcutters@gmail.com

Welcome to the Florida Mudcutter Website

PLEASE HELP SUPPORT THE MUDCUTTER VOLUNTEERS WHO MAINTAIN THE BIKE TRAIL. Just mail in your application. A printable membership form can be found on the roster page of this website.

Share your photos

If you are a Mudcutter Member and your photos are appropriate for our website, you can share them my e-mailing them to: MudcutterPhotos@webfl.com.

IMBA was at CRP in December

Photos are uploaded to the gallery -- take a look & check out IMBA's Blog www.onthetrail.imbatools.com/?p=869

WANT TO KNOW WHAT'S GOING ON WITH BABCOCK RANCH

babcok ranch recreation master plan 09.pdf

Looks like Off-Road Cycling is included in the Recreational Master Plan for Babcock ranch!!!! Attached is the master plan. See for yourself. But, just remember, as exciting as this is --- it will take TIME.

CONTACT US

To contact us: floridamudcutter@gmail.com

WANT TO GET MORE INVOLVED WITH THE CLUB: Contact us & we'll find something that's just right for you.

BIKE PATROL GROUP

The Mudcutters now have a Nationally recognized bike patrol group. The Lee County Bike Patrol group. The Bike patrollers are easy to recognize when they are on duty they are wearing bright red bike patrol jerseys. If you would like to be a part of the Bike Patrol, go to www.imba.com and check out the details then e-mail Mike Rodgers at mike@mirod.com & let us know you are ready. Bike patrol qualifications include a CPR & First aide certification. Check out the website we have for our bike patrol www.leecountybikepatrol.com
THANK YOU TO THE TREK SUPERSTORE OF ESTERO for sponsering one of our bike patrollers.

Hello everyone. The Florida Mudcutters are members of IMBA (International Mountain Bike Association) Check out their site:
www.IMBA.com
Thanks,
Berry

Caloosahatchee Regional Park (CRP)

CRP is a county park open every day of the week from 7:00 am to Dusk.
There are 10.2 miles of off-road single track bike trails.
The park is located at 18500 North River Road, Alva, FL 33920.
Go to the "about us" page for maps and directions.
for more information about Lee County Parks go to www.leeparks.org

New Riders

Our trail at CRP is an excellent place to begin. However, usually in the months of August and September the trail is too flooded to ride. The Swamp Club meets every Sunday at a trail in Florida. They have 3 - 4 groups that ride. A, B+, B, & C. The C group is groomed for beginners and has a guide that can assist in simple bike mechanical needs. This is an excellent way to learn the Florida off-road riding trails. They welcome new riders and have about 350 members. Visit their web at www.swampclub.org. or use our link.

Thanks ISGFL

Thanks to the guys at Internet Services Group of Florida www.isgfl.com/ for donating thier time and making a great website for the Florida MudCutters.

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