Check Out the Recent Mountain Bike Trail Impact Review
A local mountain bike club looked at available scientific studies on recreational trail impacts, and has summarized the findings to help land managers understand how trail users affect hydrology, the living environment, and social interactions.
0 SHARES | 11 COMMENTS | Continue reading »IMBA Europe President, Mark Torsius, Shares an Update From a Diverse Group of 22 Member Nations
Gerow talks with IMBA EU to find out how mountain bike advocacy is going in Europe.
0 SHARES | 0 COMMENTS | Continue reading »What Does the New Natural Resources Management Act Bill Mean for Mountain Bikers?
The Natural Resources Management Act provides funding and protects key mountain bike trails around the USA.
0 SHARES | 1 COMMENTS | Continue reading »What Should We Do With All of Our Pirate Trails?
Controversial Connector Trail for Mountain Bikes Near Boulder Moves a Step Closer to Reality
A trail connecting Eldorado Canyon to Walker Ranch in Boulder, CO has been in the works for more than a decade. The project is close to finally becoming a reality despite some local opposition.
0 SHARES | 4 COMMENTS | Continue reading »As MTB Destinations Grow Tourism, the Process is Part Experimental, and Part Follow the Leader
What does it take to draw mountain bikers to a destination? Great trails, MTB festivals, and a business strategy.
0 SHARES | 5 COMMENTS | Continue reading »Mountain Bike Advocacy Around the World: IMBA Italia Carries the Mantle in Italy
Singletracks speaks with the VP of IMBA Italia to understand how the IMBA advocacy mission is being carried out beyond the USA.
0 SHARES | 0 COMMENTS | Continue reading »Mountain Biking on Public Lands During the Government Shutdown
Tips to keep in mind when mountain biking on federal land during the partial government shutdown.
0 SHARES | 11 COMMENTS | Continue reading »Vermont is Changing Mountain Bike Advocacy and Building a Ton of Trail in the Process
Vermont’s state-level mountain bike organization is setting a new example for advocacy, resulting in dozens of miles of new trail every year. Other states are looking to follow their lead.
0 SHARES | 3 COMMENTS | Continue reading »Trail Funding Part II: How Trail Organizations Spend Money
In the second part of our series on trail building, we talk to COMBA, IMBA, VMBA, and EMBA about how they spend money on trails after it has been raised.
0 SHARES | 0 COMMENTS | Continue reading »Colorado Trail Organization Receives over $500,000 for Palisade Plunge Trail Project
The Palisade Plunge, a proposed 32-mile, 6,000ft. descent on Colorado’s Western Slope just received a huge boost in funding.
0 SHARES | 0 COMMENTS | Continue reading »Do This Now: Fill Out This Easy Form to Keep Bikes Rolling in the Bitterroot NF, Montana
Submit comments opposing a mountain bike travel ban in the Bitterroot National Forest, Montana using this quick and easy form.
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