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Trail Building Classes and Recreational Investment: Trinidad, Colorado Plans for a Bike-Friendly Future

Mountain bike trails and gravel roads are an integral part of the plan to revitalize the town of Trinidad, Colorado.

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Ukraine Gravity: The Carpathian Mountains are Ringed in Mountain Bike Trails

The Ukraine Gravity crew is working to build trails in their native country and to showcase the riding there via creative video projects.

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$6M Federal Grant Will Fund 50+ Miles of Singletrack in Appalachian Mountains of Tennessee

A $6 million Federal grant was awarded to create 50-75 miles of mountain bike trails in Cooke County, Tennessee near the Great Smoky Mountains National Park.

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

CAMBA recently worked with River Falls Research Center on a study linking trail visits to $7.8 million in economic impact within two surrounding counties.

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Digging up Trail Fossils and Loamy Gold in Quesnel, BC

Digging into a collaborative trail build on Lhtako Dene tribal land in Quesnel, British Columbia.

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