The club poses outside the Keweenaw Adventure Company

The 2010 Course Map is Posted Here

Volunteers are still needed before, during and after the race to help with a variety of tasks at hand.  Volunteers will recieve a free event t-shirt, free food and micro-brews...(must be 21+ for beer). Please contact Sam Raymond if you're willing and able to help out:sam@keweenawadventure.com or (906)289-4303.

Members of the CHTC not only ride, run, hike, ski and snowshoe but also promote, maintain and protect the trails and land used for these purposes.  The CHTC is committed to advocating for and improving silent sports access to local trails, dedicated to preserving the unique lands that are the Keweenaw and specialized in getting out to recreate.

Click Here to Download a Membership Form

The Copper Harbor Trails Club (CHTC) has etablished an endowment fund
within the Keweenaw Community Foundation (KCF).  The KCF is a non-profit, community corporation created by and for the people of Houghton and Keweenaw Counties and is here to help donors make a positive impact on our community.

Ride the Keweenaw was a huge success with a great turn out of riders from all over. Even local TV 6 News was there to cover all the action. See the video at: http://www.uppermichiganssource.com/news/story.aspx?id=464114

The weekend is being planned to celebrate the designation of the Copper Harbor mountain bike trails by the International Mountain Bicycling Association (IMBA) as an "Epic Ride" in October, 2009. The event is additinoally intended to highlight the diversity of all four of the Keweenaw's mountain bike trail systems and exceptional opportunities to ride (within 50 miles) between Houghton and Copper Harbor, Michigan

The Copper Harbor Trails Club has engaged to undertake the long proposed Keweenaw Point Trail project. This +/- 25 mile human powered trail would become a significant recreational and economic resource for the region. All proceeds from the dinners will help to formally launch a major fundraising campaign to assist in funding the estimated $365,000 project.

The Copper Harbor Trail System was designated as an International Mountain Bicycling Association (IMBA) "Epic Ride" in October, 2009! Now one of 48 such "Epic Rides" in the World, IMBA considers Copper Harbor to be some of the best of the best.