Livingston Bicycle Club

LBC is a group of passionate local residents dedicated to more people on more bikes for more reasons. Together we aim to build new multi-use trails, continue to maintain the trails we have, and promote stewardship through partnership and community.

Our group builds, clears and maintains multi-use trails and trailheads in Livingston and Park County, in partnership with the National Forest Service, local government, and other local conservation organizations. We provide over 500 hours of annual maintenance alone and believe strongly in collaborative trail stewardship. We raise funds for trail improvements, trailhead restoration, weed pulling and monitoring, native seed planting, access improvements, reroutes, and building new trails. We are the official trail adopter of the new Porcupine/Ibex reroute in the Crazy Mountains, O-Street Connector in Livingston, Suce Creek, and North Dry/West Pine. We most recently put in a new 2 mile trail southeast of town near Livingston and will put in another 2 mile trail in the valley to connect North Dry and West Pine. Trails are an essential part of residents' and visitors' quality of life and so it is essential that we are the best stewards we can possibly be.