Six Rivers NEMBA

06/02/2026

05/26/2026

Huge thanks to coach Lindsay Currier of Still Peaking for leading two fantastic mountain biking clinics at Topsham Ponds on Sunday! It was so cool to watch each participant gain new skills, insights, and confidence 🤩

Please comment below or DM to let us know if there are any specific clinic topics you’d like Six Rivers to offer in the future!

(The beautiful baby bird pictured was moved to a safer spot away from the pump track.)

05/22/2026

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05/20/2026

See you on the trails…..

05/15/2026

Just 9 days to go and we still have some spots open for Six Rivers NEMBA’s Intro to Flow and Intro to Tech Skills Clinics at Topsham Ponds with Coach Lindsay Currier of Still Peaking! More MTB skills = more MTB FUN! Sign up now for one or both clinics:

Ready to take basic MTB flow skills to the next level? Join Coach Lindsay for Six Rivers NEMBA's spring clinic at Topsham Ponds.

04/28/2026

Schmid Preserve work day is scheduled for Sunday May 3rd from 9-12. Meet at the Old County Road gate. Bring loppers, gloves, and bug spray.....some ticks out there. We will be      focusing on a general trail sweep and clean up especially for River Link. Crews from Boothbay Region Land Trust and Coastal Rivers will be working as well to get their sections in shape. We will also be adding geotech and gravel to the road headed to the Haggett field.”

     Here is a link to Maps with the meeting point: https://maps.app.goo.gl/VDjTDq5Q1mcvkBoz6

04/18/2026

An excellent turnout for our Member's Spring Social at ! Our very generous sponsors made sure we had plenty of door prizes to go along with the friendly conversation, delicious pizza, and recap of Six Rivers' 2025 volunteer work. Thanks to old and new parterships with area land trusts, we have even more trail building and stewardship on the horizon!

02/22/2026

All Topsham Ponds single track is groomed. And may we present... before & after!

02/16/2026

Consistent snow has arrived in Coastal Maine, and the fat biking is excellent!

That doesn’t happen by accident. Our Six Rivers volunteer groomers have been putting in the work to keep the trails running smoothly.

If you appreciate their efforts, why not drop them a thank-you here, or help support fuel and equipment costs via Venmo . Link in our bio!