
Volunteer
Volunteering with COTA allows you to contribute to the outdoor community while enjoying local landscapes. As a volunteer, you can help maintain and improve trail systems, making them accessible for all. Join a community of outdoor enthusiasts through trail maintenance, event organization, and advocacy. Volunteering offers hands-on experience, skill development, and connections with others who share your passion. Opportunities include trail building, guiding rides, and conservation efforts. In return for your time, you’ll gain valuable training and the satisfaction of making a positive impact, along with personal growth and new friendships. Get involved today to help preserve Central Oregon’s landscapes for future generations.
Join us on Meet up
Check out our event calendar
Interested in getting out with your employees (or students or members of your organization) for a volunteer team building event or community service project working on mountain biking trails here in Central Oregon? CLICK HERE
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Trail work
Join us for a rewarding day of trail work. Whether seasoned or a first-time volunteer, your efforts will enhance local trails. Work alongside others to clear brush, repair surfaces, and improve signage. Bring your passion and help keep our trails safe and accessible. Your support is vital—let's get to work!
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Committees
COTA's Board, staff, and volunteers currently run 7 major committees, with several openings per committee. If you're looking to lend a hand without getting in the dirt, this is the spot for you!
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Board
COTA's Board consists of 15 members - 4 Officers (President, VP, Treasurer, Secretary), 6 Chapter Representatives, and 5 Members-at-Large.
Board terms are 3 years long, and positions are up for re-election on a rolling basis every spring.
Interested in joining? Email us!
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Crew Leaders
Crew leaders play a vital role in the successful organization and execution of trail maintenance and development projects.
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Sawyers
Sawyers play an essential role in maintaining and enhancing the trail systems that we all enjoy.
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Women of COTA
Women of COTA is a vibrant and supportive community focused on encouraging female cyclists.