Enter 5 Bucks a Foot!

Since its inception, the Sierra Buttes Trail Stewardship 5 Bucks a Foot fundraiser has generated nearly $400,000 for trails, helping fund everything from environmental studies to actual digging in the dirt, creating new ribbons of singletrack like the legendary Mills Peak Trail in Graeagle, California.

Although there are a lot of fundraisers for trails these days that give away a brand new bike to one lucky winner, 5 Bucks a Foot is the original, and SBTS is always looking for ways to keep it fresh and interesting. This year, in the spirit of getting folks outside not only to ride, but also to give back to the trails we love, 5 Bucks a Foot is featuring a “Trailbuilder’s Delight” package.

In addition to receiving a brand new Santa Cruz Hightower or Juliana Maverick of his or her choice with Santa Cruz Reserve carbon wheels, one lucky winner will also receive an EVOC Trail Builder backpack, a Trail Boss collapsible trail tool with a Mcleod and saw attachments, and work clothing from Patagonia perfect for digging in the dirt.