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Would You Be Willing to Pay a Fee to Ride Your Local Trails?
Trail building and maintenance aren't free; both cost time and/or money.
The article Would You Be Willing to Pay a Fee to Ride Your Local Trails? appeared first on Singletracks Mountain Bike News.
New BLM Public Lands Rule Could Impact Iconic MTB Trails
Is the proposed BLM rule good or bad for mountain biking? Unfortunately we don't know.
The article New BLM Public Lands Rule Could Impact Iconic MTB Trails appeared first on Singletracks Mountain Bike News.
How the Mid Atlantic Off-Road Enthusiasts Get Things Done
The Mid Atlantic Off-Road Enthusiasts (MORE) has been around since 1992 and the group maintains and advocates for trails in Maryland, Virginia, and the Washington, DC area.
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How the Vermont MTB Association Got Nearly 10K Dues Paying Members
VMBA Executive Director Nick Bennette talks about managing trails on private land, eMTB access, and why nearly 10K state riders choose to support the organization financially.
The article How the Vermont MTB Association Got Nearly 10K Dues Paying Members appeared first on Singletracks Mountain Bike News.
Colorado Springs is Grappling with 60 Miles of ‘Trails that Shouldn’t be There’
City officials and local mountain bike advocates are trying to find a path forward after a study reveals 60 miles of unsanctioned trails in a single park.
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