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Vermont is Changing Mountain Bike Advocacy and Building a Ton of Trail in the Process
Vermont's state-level mountain bike organization is setting a new example for advocacy, resulting in dozens of miles of new trail every year. Other states are looking to follow their lead.
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Trail Funding Part II: How Trail Organizations Spend Money
In the second part of our series on trail building, we talk to COMBA, IMBA, VMBA, and EMBA about how they spend money on trails after it has been raised.
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Trail Funding Part I: How MTB Organizations Raise Money for Trails
Mountain bike trails cost a lot of money to create. Here's how non-profit organizations take the first step in the process and raise money.
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Millions of Dollars on the Line for Trails; Ask Your US Rep to Renew LWCF Before September 30
Contact your US Representative and ask them to re-authorize LWCF funding for trails and conservation.
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$5 Million Budget Approved for New Mountain Bike Trails in Northeastern Minnesota
The Iron Range Resources and Rehabilitation Board on Wednesday approved spending $4.95 million on up to 92 miles of mountain bike trails in Northeastern Minnesota, comprising three different trail systems. They expect the move to cement northeastern Minnesota as a national and international mountain biking destination.
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