2 Hour Rain Delay The Sugar Bottom Scramble is delayed two hours due to the recent rain. All races will start two hours after the previously scheduled times (updated below). This will give the trails time to ... Continue Reading »
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 is a 3-hour Fat ... Continue Reading »
2015 Registration (Check hotline 319-626-1160 for race cancellation due to weather.) Continue Reading »
We all have the Sugar Jones going on, so plan to come out for the Halloween Ride and scratch that itch! Once again, the crew at Geoff's Bike and Ski will be whipping ... Continue Reading »
The 2013 Time Trial dates are below: May 29 (sunset 8:32p) June 12 (sunset 8:43p) July 17 (sunset 8:39p) August 14 (sunset 8:08p) September 18 (sunset is at 7:10p) – Bring your lights! We'll ... Continue Reading »
National Trails Day is this Saturday June 1, and despite the drama at the Coralville Lake we are going to continue with this event. We will still have access to parts of the ... Continue Reading »
Trail run on Saturday July 28 at 9AM. Off-road triathlon on Sunday July 29 at 8AM. Due to these events, trails will be closed 8-11 AM on Saturday July 28 and ... Continue Reading »
We'll do some trail work in the morning, followed by refreshments, and a ride. Wear pants, bring gloves and water. We plan on rerouting the downhill at the end of 201 and normal ... Continue Reading »
The Iowa Coalition of Off-Road Riders (ICORR) is a volunteer-based, non-profit organization formed to promote, preserve, and improve mountain bike trail access in Iowa.
ICORR is a non-profit 501 (c)(3) organization dedicated to building and maintaining sustainable mountain biking trails at Sugar Bottom trails, and surrounding areas
ICORR needs to log 600 volunteer hours of trail work and 200 volunteer hours of patrol each year to keep the Sugar Bottom trails open for bikes. This is under a contract with the land owner: The US Army Corps of Engineers, which is signed each year. Get Involved »
The use of the trails at Sugar Bottom is a privilege, please consider volunteering, giving a donation, and/or joining ICORR.
