Specialized Sponsors Two Portland Shredders For Their Racing and Local Trail Building Efforts
These two riders from Portland, Oregon, are working with Specialized to create more mountain bike trails near the city.
The SBTS Connected Communities Project Plans to Renew the Economies of Struggling Sierra Nevada Towns through Trails
The Sierra Buttes Trail Stewardship has officially launched the Connected Communities project – an ambitious plan which would resurrect the economy in mountain towns through trails.
Ed Sutton Explains The Art And Science Of Trail Building
Ed Sutton, an established mountain bike trail builder from the south, explains his process of trail building.
The Sensus MTB Grip Brand Wants to Build More RAD Trails
Cam Zink’s Sensus grip brand has a program dedicated to developing progressive mountain bike trails.
Redlands, California: A Bronze Level IMBA Ride Center one Hour from Los Angeles
It’s been a long time coming for Redlands, California, but the town, just outside Los Angeles, has been awarded a Bronze-Level IMBA Ride Center designation.
Digging into the Massive, Million-Dollar Santa Cruz Paydirt Program
In November of 2019, Santa Cruz launched the Paydirt program, a $1M grant program for increasing mountain bike access in a number of ways. We interviewed Seb Kemp to get a better idea of what Paydirt looks like.
Whether Building or Riding, There are no Easily Earned Miles in Southwest Utah
Southwest Utah has blown up in popularity as a mountain bike destination over the past decade, but that brings a new set of problems that trails builders must deal with.
BLM Proposes Oil and Gas Leasing On Slickrock Trail in Moab
The BLM is offering two parcels of land for oil and gas development that include parts of the Slickrock trail in Moab, UT.
As the Rumor Mill Turns, Mountain Bikers Still Have Plenty of Questions about the Kingdom Trails
Some of the best trails in the Kingdom Trails network were closed to mountain bikes in December, and there are still questions floating around as to why it happened.
Luv Trails Makes it Easy (to Remember) to Financially Support the Trails You Ride
Luv Trails is an app that makes it easy to give back to the mountain bike trails you ride, no matter where you go.
MTB Trail Maintenance Offers an Enjoyable Winter Workout
Every rider knows that trail maintenance is the minimum tax for the joy of mountain biking, and working on the trails that you love can also bring you bliss. Here are some of the ways that laboring on your local ribbons can benefit your physical and mental health, riding capabilities, and of course your greater community.
CORE Act Preserves Mountain Bike Access to Colorado Trails, US House to Vote This Week
Congress is expected to vote on a bill this week that would preserve and enhance mountain bike trails in Colorado.
