Recently, ATS partnered with some community partners to convert approximately half an acre of field on Jackson Gate road, belonging to the Mother Lode Land Trust, into a skills track and training facility for Amador Mountain Biking Club. The field was transformed to include rollers, berms, and balancing features thanks to donated labor and equipment from the folks at Booker Farms and Grady Landscapes. The track was shaped by volunteer hours from many helpful hands, including the folks from Coffee Tree in Pine Grove, parent volunteers, and a few dedicated local youth riders.  

The site hosted a three-day introductory skills clinic for 22 of Amador's youth, helping them learn and develop mountian biking basics. in addition, participants were taught about health, welness, nutrition, mindfulness, excersice habits, and participated in skills based games at the clinic. We are grateful and thankful to our community of partners and volunteers for making this event possible. 

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We are currently in the process of expanding this site with more bicycle optimized features and the C & C Ranch Bicycle Skills Park is now open to the public, every day from dawn to dusk. If you are interested in helping us maintain and improve this facility, and see more facilities like this developed in Amador County, please contact us. You can also donate directly to AMBC here.