5 Ways You Can Give Back To Your Local Mountain Bike Trails for $0
Five free ways to give back to your local mountain bike trails. No matter what you do, just make sure you do something.
0 SHARES | 5 COMMENTS | Continue reading »Save Montana Bike Trails in the Bitterroot Valley
The USFS in Montana is accepting comments on a travel plan that will potentially bar mountain bikes from 62.4 miles of trail in the Bitterroot National Forest.
0 SHARES | 2 COMMENTS | Continue reading »Forest Service Begins Plan To “Obliterate” User-Created Trails in Winter Park, Colorado
A U.S. Forest Service plan will eradicate all user-created “illegal” trails in Winter Park, Colorado as part of their new Smart Sizing project.
0 SHARES | 0 COMMENTS | Continue reading »Millions of Dollars on the Line for Trails; Ask Your US Rep to Renew LWCF Before September 30
Contact your US Representative and ask them to re-authorize LWCF funding for trails and conservation.
0 SHARES | 5 COMMENTS | Continue reading »Advocacy Alert: Keep Bikes Rolling in Montana, Comment by October 9
Share your comments with the USFS keep mountain bikers rolling in the Lewis & Clark National Forest, Montana.
0 SHARES | 1 COMMENTS | Continue reading »Singletrack Sidewalks Proposal in Golden, Colorado Faces Resistance
Beginner bike trails called “singletrack sidewalks” are being proposed in Golden, Colorado and face opposition from residents concerned about the potential for negative impacts.
0 SHARES | 7 COMMENTS | Continue reading »Suspected Trap On South African Trail Injures Mountain Biker
A mountain biker was injured by a neck-heigh trip wire on a trail in South Africa.
0 SHARES | 0 COMMENTS | Continue reading »Montana Mountain Bikers Earn a Stay of Execution
Mountain bikers regain (possibly temporary) access to Montana trails that had been closed to bikes.
165 SHARES | 2 COMMENTS | Continue reading »A Short History of MTB Advocacy, and Why It’s As Important As Ever
As IMBA celebrates 30 years, we take a short look back at the history of mountain bike advocacy.
0 SHARES | 1 COMMENTS | Continue reading »Idaho BLM Office Will Test New Travel Management Plan With E-Bike Demo
The BLM in Idaho is testing a new travel management plan that would allow Class 1 electric mountain bikes on previously non-motorized, multi-use trails.
506 SHARES | 7 COMMENTS | Continue reading »Phil’s World in Cortez is Adding 22+ Miles of New Trails Despite Some Opposition
The BLM approved an additional 22.5 miles of singletrack mountain bike trails at Phil’s World and has begun construction, despite minor opposition.
382 SHARES | 0 COMMENTS | Continue reading »Teenagers Are Getting Paid To Dig Trails In Their Communities This Summer
Youth conservation corps programs offer paid trail building programs this summer. Participants gain useful skills, while mountain bikers get new and improved trails.
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