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How the Whistler Bike Park Opens Earlier Than Most Each Season

The Whistler Bike Park in British Columbia typically opens in mid-May each year thanks to preparation, the hard work of the trail crew, and a bit of help from nature.

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MTB Trail Tips: How to Dig and Maintain Drainage to Eliminate Puddles

We tagged along with a pair of longtime MTB trail builders to learn how eliminate puddles by cutting and maintaining drainage on singletrack.

The article MTB Trail Tips: How to Dig and Maintain Drainage to Eliminate Puddles appeared first on Singletracks Mountain Bike News.

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The Fire and the Trail: A Changed Perspective on Changing Trails

Disappointed that wildfire made it necessary to widen a favorite singletrack trail, one rider learned how and why trails are constantly changing.

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A Dust Zamboni for Mountain Bike Trails [Video]

This custom-built mountain bike rig works to keep the dust down on dry trails.

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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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