Women's+ Dig Day: Fanny's Your Aunt

🛠️ NMBC Women’s+ Dig Day: Fanny’s Your Aunt
Hosted by Maddy

Join Maddy and the crew in the woods for a morning of trail building, connection, and community!

This Women’s+ Dig Day welcomes everyone who identifies as a woman, transgender, nonbinary, or gender diverse. It’s a supportive, low-pressure space to learn trail work, ask questions, and meet other riders. Whether you’ve never held a McLeod or you’ve built a dozen berms, you belong here.

The Details

• When: Sunday, November 8 · 10am–1pm
• Meeting point: End of the pavement on Weigles Road (Doumont). Trailforks map · 49.194387, -124.097793
• Safety first: We’ll start with a quick safety briefing and project plan before heading to the dirt.
• No experience needed: Maddy and the crew will show you the ropes, from using each tool to reading the trail. No question is too basic. We focus on good, lasting work over speed.
• Tools: All tools are provided by NMBC.
• Go at your pace: Take breaks whenever you need. Every contribution counts.

What to Bring

• Gear: Sturdy closed-toe boots and clothes you don’t mind getting muddy. Bring work gloves if you have a pair you like.
• Layers: Extra layers for breaks, and rain gear for wet days.
• Supplies: Plenty of water, a snack, and a cell phone.
• A friend: First dig day? Bring someone along, or just come solo. You’ll leave knowing people.

Weather Policy
In true Island fashion, we dig in the rain, but not in atmospheric rivers. If there’s a major storm or high-wind warning, we’ll postpone. If you don’t hear from us, grab your rain gear and we’ll see you there!

Please sign our waiver before attending

See you on the trails! 💛