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In Wyoming, officials at the Office of Outdoor Recreation are testing the waters of implementing new user fees targeting mountain bikers to fund essential trail work.

The article Pay to Ride? Wyoming is Eyeing User Fees Targeting Mountain Bikers  appeared first on Singletracks Mountain Bike News.

This week we learned about major bike park investments in Utah and BC, expanded off-road bike access in Missouri, 55+ miles of trails approved for Pine Valley, UT, an impressive Pisgah forest cleanup, and much more.

The article Trail News Friday: Bike Parks Investing Millions to Expand appeared first on Singletracks Mountain Bike News.

The Zion National Park Forever Project has been awarded $500,000 by the Utah Office of Outdoor recreation, which will go toward building 25 miles of new mountain bike trails just outside of the park.

The article Bike Trails in Southwestern Utah Will get Another Huge Boost with Half-Million Dollar Grant appeared first on Singletracks Mountain Bike News.

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.

The article The Envy of the PNW: the Organization and Woman Behind the MTB Success in Washington State appeared first on Singletracks Mountain Bike News.

Mat walks us through the process for trail and bike park approval, funding, and construction to help others who may be considering a similar project in their own community.

The post Dirt Lab: Creating a Grassroots Skills Park and Trail Building Playground [Podcast] appeared first on Singletracks Mountain Bike News.