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One for the ‘Auburn Bike Park’ fans! Every shirt = a DIRECT donation to the park (100% of profits go right back into it 🙌). Plus—you get a super cool tee out of it! Win-win.
A design depicting the Confluence where the North Fork and the Middle Fork of the American River come together.
The Mountain Quarries Railroad Bridge—better known as “No Hands Bridge”—was built in 1912 and was once the longest concrete arch railroad bridge in the world. Originally constructed to carry limestone from the nearby quarry to Auburn, it operated until 1941, when the tracks were removed for the war effort. Its nickname comes either from its early days without handrails or from riders crossing it “no hands” during the Tevis Cup. Today, it stands as a striking historic landmark along the Western States Trail, just a short walk from the Hwy 49 crossing.
‘No Hands Bridge’ with a historical reference to Ina Robinson, who would deliberately drop her reins while crossing the bridge on horseback, while most riders would dismount and walk their horse across.
Richard Barter (A.K.A. ‘Rattlesnake Dick’) was a local Auburn-area outlaw in the 1850s. His story is what old western movies are made of!
Richard Barter (A.K.A. Rattlesnake Dick) was a local Auburn area outlaw in the 1850s. His story is what old western movies are made of!
Richard Barter (A.K.A. ‘Rattlesnake Dick’) was a local Auburn-area outlaw in the 1850s. His story are what old western movies are made of!
Richard Barter (A.K.A. ‘Rattlesnake Dick’) was a local Auburn-area outlaw in the 1850s. His story are what old western movies are made of!
Our Dry Diggings design is a nod to Auburn's gold-rush history. Before Auburn became 'Auburn', it was called 'Dry Diggings on the North Fork', or a variation there of.
Celebrate the thrill of the North Fork with this unique shirt featuring the iconic rapids that define the North Fork of the American River. From adrenaline-pumping drops to legendary currents, this design highlights the names of the rapids that the daring adventurer knows and loves.
PLEASE NOTE: Since this is a Print-On-Demand item, we do not accept returns or exchanges unless item is received damaged or defective. Please review the size chart below and product details carefully before placing your order.
This one is for the NorthFork running enthusiasts out there.
Each square represents an element of the North Fork – starting with the river, then the mountains, the trees, and finally, the trails.
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Richard Barter (A.K.A. Rattlesnake Dick) was a local Auburn area outlaw in the 1850s. His story is what old western movies are made of!
Our Dry Diggings design is a nod to Auburn's gold-rush history. Before Auburn became 'Auburn', it was called 'Dry Diggings on the North Fork', or a variation there of.
Celebrate a piece of Auburn history with our Hook & Ladder No. 2 UNISEX tee, featuring an illustrated graphic of the iconic historic firehouse in Old Town Auburn. A tribute to one of the town's most recognizable landmarks, this vintage-inspired ringer tee lets you wear a little piece of local history.