Is there a local mountain bike advocacy group in your area?

We want to know whether your local mountain bike advocacy group is going strong or barely holding on.
A gathering of people at an event, with some attendees facing away from the camera. In the background, a poster features a photograph of a child playing in a yard, with trees and a fence visible. The scene conveys a sense of community engagement and participation.
File photo: Matt Miller.

Mountain bike advocacy groups play a crucial role when it comes to trail access. Without them, most of us wouldn’t have a place to ride. When a group is active in a community, the mountain bike scene thrives with strong leadership.

Is there a local mountain bike advocacy group in your area?

Tell us how your local mountain bike advocacy group is doing in the comments below.

The news stinks. Why not follow Singletracks on Google News to bring more joy to your day?