• Date
    Friday October 31, 2025 at 5:00pm EDT
    to
    Sunday November 2, 2025 at 12:00pm
    past event
  • Type
    Festival
  • Activities
    Mountain Bike E-Bike Horse Hike Trail Running
  • Location
    Camp Grier United States
    Camp Grier Road, Old Fort, Forth Carolina
  • Website
  • Registration
    Open Free
G5 Trail Collective / Camp Grier Fall Trail Weekend 2025
Festival Details:

Fall Trail Weekend 2025
Fri, Oct 31 | Camp Grier

Join the G5 and Camp Grier crews for a weekend of Halloween fun, trail work of all levels, good feels, bike demos & shuttle laps, hiking, running, horsing around and giving back to the trails that help sustain and grow our awesome Old Fort community. More info below, RSVP now

It's time to get together for trail work, tacos, silliness, and a big old bonfire.

We may have been rained out last fall but it hasn't stopped us! More new trails have opened and the crews have been ramping trail work up.

Join us for community and fun from 5 pm Friday until 2 pm Sunday.

We'll work until 2 pm Saturday, then have a great dinner and party, then work a half-day Sunday

Shuttles will run on Saturday between work and dinner.

Camp Grier will provide free lodging or camping as well as dinner and beer on Saturday night*

Got a Favorite tool or tools? Bring them with you!

Only available for one day? Can't do the whole thing? Need a low-impact job? That's ok! Just let us know in the registration form
7:00pm- Halloween happening (details TBA)


Saturday 11/1

7:30am- Grab and go sandwiches for purchase from Davis Country Store, Complimentary drip coffee http://davis-country-store-special-event.square.site/

8:30am-Crew Lead meeting at bike shop (Sourwood)

9:00am- All volunteers meet at the bike shop for announcements, crew assignments and safety briefing.

9:30am- Trail work begins/ Crews commute to work sites

2:00pm- Trail work end time

3:30pm- Group run with Mountain Running Co

Jump Lines open

Horseback rides with Camp Grier Equestrian Center *All minors must be accompanied by a guardian for the duration of their time in the equestrain zone

Bike Demos from Epic Cycles

Shuttle laps of Kitsuma with Mountain Top Shuttles

5:30pm- Dinner from Camp Grier with gluten free, vegetarian, and vegan options, Refreshments from Hillman Beer, Athletic Brewing, and Devil's foot

6:00 pm- Awesome Giveaways from Sponsors like a FOX fork, Cane Creek suspension product of your choice, I9 cockpit, Gift certificate and swag from Mountain Running Co. Trek goodies & more!

7:00pm- Festivities and fireside. Hang out at the fire, grab a beverage and candy from the haunted carriage, Pump track under the lights, hit some jumps (weather permitting), look at the stars, get some candy from the spooky carriage, chill with your friends and enjoy the campy vibes!


Sunday 11/2

7:30am- Grab and go sandwiches for purchase from Davis Country Store, Complimentary drip Coffee http://davis-country-store-special-event.square.site/

8:30am- Crew Lead meeting at bike shop (Sourwood)

9:00am- All volunteers meet at the bike shop (Sourwood) for announcements, crew assignments and safety briefing.

9:30am- Trail work begins/ Crews commute to work sites

12:00pm- Trail work finish, return to camp to pack up and pack out


Important Info

Upon Arrival please sign in at the CHECK IN table next to the bike shop. Volunteers will help orient and direct you to your accommodations or camping.

Please bring your own snacks, water and equipment to spend 4-6 hours in the field and stay the night in a camping setting

Camp Grier Lodging includes a bunk with bunk mat in an old timey summer camp style cabin! BYOB (Bring your own bedding)

Lodging is limited, RSVP ASAP

Breakfast and lunch available for pre purchase here http://davis-country-store-special-event.square.site/

Please Arrive prepared to camp, lodge, dig, eat and and have a great time with the trails community!

If you are feeling ill, or have been sick within the past 48 hours, please postpone attendance until you have been clear for at least 48 hours

With all G5 Trail work days please wear long pants, closed toe high top shoes or boots, bring clothing appropriate for the weather.

Fully trained service animals only

*Freebies, sponsors and schedule subject to change

Trail Weekend Dinner Signup link below: https://www.g5trailcollective.org/event-details/fall-trail-weekend-dinner-registration-2

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