Portions of Santiago Oaks will reopen on Saturday! Huge thanks to the rangers and all the Orange County Parks staff for getting us back on the trails! Please check the map below for open (and…continue reading 
2017 IMBA Dig In Campaign Give Where You Ride SHARE Mountain Bike Club Expansion of the Trail Boss Program SHARE Mountain Bike Club (SHARE) is requesting Dig In funding to support the expansion of the…continue reading 
Professional MTB Rider (and SHARE member!) Hans Rey Shares His Best Mountain Biking Tips and Tricks. Hans Rey is one of the pioneers of MTB freeriding and extreme biking. He has been part of the…continue reading 
SHARE Mountain Bike Club - Assists OC Parks at 2017 Whiting Ranch Poker Ride, October 14, 2017 The SHARE Mountain Bike Club participated in the 2017 Orange County Parks Whiting Ranch Poker Ride by acting…continue reading 
SHARE MTB Club Crystal Cove State Park Trail Maintenance With REI Ticketron & Rattlesnake Trails - September 30th, 2017 The SHARE Mountain Bike Club worked with our friends from REI on some trail maintenance organized…continue reading 
Effective immediately, the Edison-Viejo Trail that starts at the tunnel going out from the Whiting Ranch Glenn Ranch Parking Lot is now privately owned and cannot be used by anyone, including hikers and bikers. This…continue reading 
Orange County Parks Our OC Parks are important to our communities. This brief questionnaire is your opportunity to let the County of Orange know your thoughts about our parks. What is working? What would you…continue reading 
SHARE MTB Club Whiting Ranch Trail Maintenance Assistance to OC Parks Cactus Trail - May 22nd, 2017 The SHARE Mountain Bike Club worked with volunteers to assist the OC Parks with trail maintenance in Whiting…continue reading 
The SHARE 2017 Poker Ride Another great SHARE Mountain Bike Poker Ride was held on Saturday May 20 in Santiago Oaks Regional Park. Participants and volunteers enjoyed the fantastic and diverse trails in Santiago Oaks,…continue reading 
Almost 3 million acres in California. That’s what’s at risk with the recently-announced “review” of National Monuments that the federal government is undertaking. Based on a late April Executive Order by President Trump and the…continue reading