Hello, ICORR community! We’re excited to announce the launch of our brand-new website, designed to keep our mountain biking community connected, informed, and ready to ride. This revamped online hub
Our Agreement & Responsibilities The US Army Corps of Engineers (COE) owns the Sugar Bottom Recreation Area and allows ICORR use of the trail system for mountain biking. As part
We are continuing with our recent practice of opening Sugar Bottom Trails for winter riding in January. Because of the limited number of riders and the desire to limit the
Trail Access Sugar Bottom Trails can again be accessed from both the main beach lot as well as the east lot off Sugar Bottom Road. Trails are open to all
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has extended its recreation area closures through May 31 due to COVID-19. Parking and Trail Access The front access to Sugar Bottom will remain closed
With the implementation of Winter Trail Conditions, we need everyone’s help. Since there are fewer trail users during the winter months, as an effort to to limit the effort required
ICORR, World of Bikes, Geoff’s Bike and Ski and Goosetown Cycling Club present I AM FAT!! The 2016 iteration (4th annual maybe?) of this event will be on January 31. Event format
2015 Registration (Check hotline 319-626-1160 for race cancellation due to weather.)
The trails are in good overall shape, but are in need of a good final trimming for the Scramble. There are several places to mow/string trim, and the whole course
Since the lake is high, here are some of the levels that cause things to change at the Sugar Bottom Trails. The lake forecast currently shows a peak just under