Caleb Stillwell is an 18-year-old outdoor enthusiast from Culloden, West Virginia. Born in St. Albans, he moved to Culloden at age three and has called it home ever since. A recent graduate of Hurricane High School, Caleb discovered his passion for mountain biking at eight years old when his dad took him to Beech Fork to ride the Lost Trail—he's been hooked on trails ever since.

 

Caleb's proudest achievements include completing his Eagle Scout project, running a full marathon, and finishing the challenging GRUSK Grande 89 gravel race. He lives with his parents, Amanda and Tony, his brother Blake, and their beloved Chocolate Lab, Lacey.

 

Beyond trails, Caleb stays active through his involvement in a local NICA mountain biking team and Scouts, works at Wheelbilly Bikes, and enjoys time outdoors or hitting the gym.

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As a aspiring member of the MMTA Junior Board, Caleb aims to shape the future of Meeks Mountain Trails and serve as a strong, inspirational leader for his peers. For him, trails have enriched life most through the countless friendships formed along the way. His favorite activities include biking, running, hiking, and even building trails, with Coast 2 Coast standing out as a top pick for its thrilling bike rides.

 

If limited to one trail pursuit forever, it'd be mountain biking—simply the most fun.

 

Inspired by Theodore Roosevelt's quote, "Believe you can and you're halfway there," Caleb embodies determination and community spirit in all he does.