The Shenandoah Valley Bicycle Coalition builds and enhances trails on public lands, advocates for safer walking and biking, and connects communities across the Shenandoah Valley.
A 501(c)(3) nonprofit.
EIN: 34-2016415
Massanutten Western Slope
Annual Trail Pass
Unlimited access to the Western Slope trails all season. Three steps, and we mail your pass to you.
Get Your Pass ↓Jan–NovGood all season
6 hrs or $50Trail work or donation
MembersMembership required
Two ways to earn your pass
You pick one when you sign the waiver. Each pass needs its own 6 hours or $50.
6 hoursof volunteer trail work during the season
OR
$50minimum donation instead of trail work
You can do your trail work after you get your pass. If last year’s hours aren’t finished, please finish them first.
How it works
Get your pass in 3 steps
Step 1Join or renew
Your Coalition membership needs to be current. Already a member? Go to step 2.
Join or Renew →
Step 2Sign the waiver
Massanutten requires a new waiver every year. On the form:
- Add your emergency contact and confirm your email
- Enter the address to mail your pass to
- Choose 6 hours of trail work or $50
Step 3Donate, if you chose $50
Give $50 or more per pass. In the comment box, write Massanutten Trail Pass.
Volunteering instead? Skip this step.
Donate for Your Pass →That’s it.Once all the steps are done, we mail your pass to the address on your waiver.
Your pass keeps these trails open
The Western Slope is on private land owned by Massanutten Resort. The Coalition and its volunteers build and maintain the trails. Every pass, donation and hour of trail work goes back into the trails you ride, hike and run.
About the Western Slope trails →Questions
Do I have to be a member?
Yes. You need a current Coalition membership. If yours has lapsed, renew it first, then sign the waiver.
Is the pass only for mountain biking?
No. It covers everyone on the trails: mountain bikers, hikers and trail runners.
Do I have to finish my trail work before I get my pass?
No. You can do your 6 hours during the season. The one exception: if last year’s hours weren’t finished, finish them first.
When are the trails open?
January through November. Your annual pass covers the whole season.
How long until my pass arrives?
We mail it once all the steps are done, to the address on your waiver.
Day PassJust riding once?
A $10 day pass gets you on the trails today. Buy it online or at the trailhead kiosk.
Get a Day Pass →
