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This Lift-Served Bike Park Found Beginner Trails Were ‘Essential’ to its Reopening
After The Summit at Snoqualmie's bike park shuttered in 2002, it reopened in late August with seven trails and a new vision for the park: one that riders of all skill levels can enjoy.
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The Envy of the PNW: the Organization and Woman Behind the MTB Success in Washington State
Meet the organization driving Washington's MTB growth, the woman who is in charge and how, in the business of trail development, they’ve become the envy of the Pacific Northwest.
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With Closures, and Limited Build Days This Year, MTB Organizations See More Rogue Trails
Illegal trail building is seeing an upswing during the pandemic, so MTB advocates are trying to recruit rogue diggers.
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We Asked Four Major Trail Organizations for their Thoughts on eMTB Trail Access
The prevalence of electric mountain bikes and the trails that they're legal on in the US has only grown since their introduction, and things don't look to be slowing down any time soon. How do trail advocacy organizations feel about these developments?
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Pirate Trails, Mud, and Booby Traps [Podcast]
In this episode of the Singletracks podcast, Gerow, Jeff, and Matt discuss trail advocacy news from the North America and Europe, and share the results from recent trail etiquette surveys.
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