Video: “2013 Bell Built Grants: Burke Bike Park, Vermont”

Kingdom Trails and Burke Bike Park received a Bell Built Grant to construct "Roly Grail," a beginner flow trail at Vermont's lift-served bike park.
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The Kingdom Trails Association and the Burke Bike Park in Vermont were the recipients of a 2013 Bell Helmets Bell Built Grant. IMBA Trail Solutions helped them build a beginner flow trail, “Roly Grail,” as part of Burke’s lift-served bike park.

Watch the video here:

2013 Bell Built Grants: Burke Bike Park, Vermont from IMBA on Vimeo.

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