Singletracks Podcast: MTB Community

Where would we be without trail builders, local clubs and advocates?
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The Current State of Electric Mountain Bike Trail Access in the US

Arizona

Dzil Ta’ah Adventures Organizes Unique Bikepacking Trips in the Navajo Nation [Podcast #297]

Utah

Ride Like a Local: St. George, Utah [Podcast #292]

Arizona

Ride Like a Local: Sedona, Arizona [Podcast #291]

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Public Land Solutions Takes a Pragmatic Approach to Recreation and Trail Development [Podcast #288]

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Renee Hutchens is a Mountain Biker Advocating for Indigenous People and the Environment [Podcast #286]

Georgia

How Earl's Bike Shop is Handling the Pandemic Bike Boom [Podcast #275]

Tennessee

Dirt Lab: Creating a Grassroots Skills Park and Trail Building Playground [Podcast #271]

Wisconsin

A Case Study in MTB Tourism, with CAMBA in Wisconsin [Podcast #270]

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Pedal Up works with Boys and Girls Clubs to get More Kids Riding Mountain Bikes [Podcast #257]

New Mexico

Empowering Youth in Gallup and the Navajo Nation Through Bikes and Coffee [Podcast #255]

California

How MTB Trails and Tourism can Help Struggling Communities [Podcast #246]

Todd Branham on Why Flow Trails Are Good, Shares Forgotten Trail Gems in Pisgah [Podcast #187]

I ask Todd to share his tips for designing and building great trails and about what makes the mountain biking in Pisgah National Forest so special.

The Latest on Mountain Bikes in Wilderness and Trail Advocacy [Podcast #186]

Matt and Jeff talk about the most recent mountain bike advocacy news including pending bills, trail recovery in California, and a new model for organizing mountain bikers.

Vermont Mountain Bikers Adopt Unique State-Level Advocacy Plan [Podcast #177]

The Vermont Mountain Bike Association (VMBA.org) is a state-level group that supports grass-roots clubs building and maintaining trails, while also promoting tourism. Other states are taking note and considering how this model might work for them.

What it Takes to Build Mountain Bike Trails [Podcast #126]

We discuss how mountain bike trails are built, from idea to approval to construction. Walt Bready of B Ready Trails shares his favorite tools and resources too.

The Environmental Impact of Mountain Biking [Podcast #122]

We talk with Ross Martin, a PhD candidate at Texas State University, about his research into the environmental impact of mountain biking.

NICA is Guiding the Next Generation of Mountain Bikers [Podcast #117]

NICA supports middle and high school mountain bike riders all over the USA through coaching, mentoring, and racing programs.

We Get the Scoop on the Future of IMBA from Executive Director, Dave Wiens [Podcast #103]

With radical changes taking place within IMBA, many people are wondering: where does IMBA go from here?

Why Do Local MTB Clubs Exist? [Podcast #53]

In this interview with Salida Mountain Trails club president Andrew Koransky, we talk about what local mountain bike clubs do, how they're funded, and why they matter to our sport.

Singletracks Podcast: MTB Community

Todd Branham on Why Flow Trails Are Good, Shares Forgotten Trail Gems in Pisgah [Podcast #187]

The Latest on Mountain Bikes in Wilderness and Trail Advocacy [Podcast #186]

Vermont Mountain Bikers Adopt Unique State-Level Advocacy Plan [Podcast #177]

What it Takes to Build Mountain Bike Trails [Podcast #126]

The Environmental Impact of Mountain Biking [Podcast #122]

NICA is Guiding the Next Generation of Mountain Bikers [Podcast #117]

We Get the Scoop on the Future of IMBA from Executive Director, Dave Wiens [Podcast #103]

Why Do Local MTB Clubs Exist? [Podcast #53]

The Singletracks Origin Story [Podcast #37]

The STC's Plan to Get Mountain Bikes into Wilderness, Part 2 [Podcast #24]