Fargo Moorhead Trailbuilders

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Fargo Moorhead Trailbuilders Building, Riding & Promoting natural surface recreational trails for hiking & biking in Fargo Moorhead. Trail Condition Updates: https://trailbot.com/

In 2010 a group of off road cyclists got together and decided it was time for a cohesive and enjoyable off road trail in the Fargo Moorhead area. Hard work, w**d whacking, log removal and lots of bug spray all led to a 2.5 mile singletrack trail at MB Johnson Park in Moorhead MN. Word spread and since it's completion in July of 2010, it has gained much attention from the local biking community as well as regular park visitors. The first ever Red River Bicycle Festival with Cyclocross, Mountain Bike, and Races in addition to Bike Polo and just having fun with bikes was held in September. The response to this effort was overwhelmingly positive and has spurred numerous conversations to continue efforts to establish and promote the use of off road recrerational trails for biking, hiking, and just getting out doors. Initially it was just an underground movement, but after so many offers to help and eagerness by individuals to expand, it was evident an organization should be formed to unify inviduals and create a cohesive game plan moving forward. We hope to work closely with the cities of Fargo, Moorhead, and surrounding communities to identify and establish potential locations for off road trails. This is a new so of course there will be lots of learning, but we hope it will continue on to help promote these types of activities for everyone to enjoy!

Alright, we got some long term benefit coming our way with some short term pain. The benefit is a new pedestrian bridge ...
10/15/2026

Alright, we got some long term benefit coming our way with some short term pain. The benefit is a new pedestrian bridge is being built to connect Fargo to Moorhead at the Bluestem center. This will be a positive move for cyclists and pedestrians in the FM area having a motorist free southern Red River crossing, create additional trail opportunity in Moorhead, and offer convenience for Bluestem show goers. Reroutes are being cut to ensure minimal disruption for trail users during the construction. Keep your head on a swivel as trucks and equipment will be coming to and from the construction site.

We’re really bummed to hear one of our trail family members had their bike stolen yesterday at the Lions trail system by...
10/10/2026

We’re really bummed to hear one of our trail family members had their bike stolen yesterday at the Lions trail system by the Convent Landing boat ramp. We need your help keeping a look out for this bike so that we may get it back to its rightful owner. DM if found. If you encounter the thief, please do not apprehend, contact the police.

Trail Boss Phil and a few of our volunteers added some distance to our M.B. Johnson Park Trail System with the new Beave...
10/06/2026

Trail Boss Phil and a few of our volunteers added some distance to our M.B. Johnson Park Trail System with the new Beaver Point they completed on Saturday. It’s a nice rough cut trail that needs some tires. Watch for pink ribbons to guide you to and through it! Enjoy!

Fall is known as a time of gratitude and reflection. We here at the FM Trailbuilders are incredibly grateful for the new...
10/03/2026

Fall is known as a time of gratitude and reflection. We here at the FM Trailbuilders are incredibly grateful for the new signage Fargo Park District installed at the Lions Conservancy Park trailhead. They also installed Mountain Bike trailhead signage at key entry points along the trail system. The signs are readable to cyclists as it favors the counter clockwise travel we have on the trail system. Hikers must travel clockwise on FMTB built trails for safety of hikers and cyclists alike. The signage the Fargo Parks installed is a major commitment to the work the FMTB does as a steward of trails around the FMWF area. Enjoy the ride!

If you’re looking for a fun run next weekend, may we suggest the Red River Run on our beloved M.B. Johnson trails!
09/07/2026

If you’re looking for a fun run next weekend, may we suggest the Red River Run on our beloved M.B. Johnson trails!

Two weeks to go!!! Woohoo! See you there. Lots of door prizes. You don't want to miss it.

www.fmlakeagassizpacers.com/red-river-run/ or scan the QR code. Just $37 or $32 for LAP members.

09/03/2026

The FMTB team was out with Jason Pike from Bobcat Company yesterday evening to review plans to upgrade our Red Rose Ramble prairie trail segment with a sweeping berm, more rollers, step up and step down jumps and additional berms toward the North Iwen segment of trails. It’s a volunteer project Bobcat is planning as part of their Doosan Bobcat Community Days. We’re excited that Bobcat has selected us, and that Fargo Parks is supporting with material for the features! Hope you’re all as excited as we are!

Our trails are home to many wood carved animals and sculptures created by our park’s arborists from trees lost in storms...
09/02/2026

Our trails are home to many wood carved animals and sculptures created by our park’s arborists from trees lost in storms. How many have you spotted?

Come on out this Saturday for an awesome MTB race at MB Johnson Park trails! Even if you’re not competitive it’s going t...
08/24/2026

Come on out this Saturday for an awesome MTB race at MB Johnson Park trails! Even if you’re not competitive it’s going to be a fun event! Register now!

BikeReg - online cycling event registration

08/21/2026

Heads up, M.B. Johnson Park visitors! 📣
Parking will be limited this weekend (August 21–22) due to the King Kat Classic Catfishing Tournament! If you’re planning a trip to the park, please allow extra time and consider carpooling when possible.

For more details on the tournament, visit the event website at: https://kingkat.profishingtournaments.com/tournament.php?id=403

City of Moorhead, Minnesota

06/14/2026

Our FMTB board has been looking for ways to save our volunteers time doing to necessary, but tough task of mowing our 20 miles of trails.
Current state: Each trail system takes 8+ hours to mow with a walk behind brush mower. Volunteers get extremely fatigued and miss time to ride and build new features or add more trails.
Desired state: After evaluating rental of a Bobcat Company Zero-Turn Mower, FMTB realized time savings mowing each trail system by over half walk-behind times.
Each mow is also shorter and cleaner, leading to potentially less mow sessions. There are still tight areas where we’ll still brush mow, but the ZTR is a big win.
FMTB is always looking for ways to be efficient and deliver safe, quick, and enjoyable trails for our communities we serve.

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Fargo, ND
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