Great American Outdoors Act Passes Senate, IMBA and USFS will Fund Several Trail Projects Together
Mountain bike trails on National Forest land are set to see more money for backlogged maintenance and improvements.
19Jun 2020
27May 2020
Pump Tracks for Everyone! The Gateway Drug to Mountain Biking
Now, perhaps more than ever, our communities need more pump tracks.
16May 2020
Video: The Builder Who Quit His Job to Ride a Dream Freeride Trail in ‘Vision’s Path’
Henry Lanman's build may not have ended how he planned but he learned some valuable lessons in the process.
12May 2020
Trails – The Perfect Salve to an Aching Soul
I ride a lot, guilty as charged. But never has the bike felt more like a ticket to freedom and salvation as it does today.
28Apr 2020
IMBA EU Has a New Survey out Asking Riders What Kind of Trails They Want to See
Fill out this five-minute survey to let IMBA EU know what kind of mountain bike trails to build.
28Apr 2020
High Standards // Tom Stuessy’s Vision for Vermont
Stuessy inherited the awesomeness of the Vermont trail network, as well as the problems inherent in trails built primarily on private land.
24Apr 2020
King of the Shore
Legend has it, mountain bikers didn't give the North Shore its gnar—Digger did.
23Apr 2020
Meet the DH Holdouts of Nelson, B.C.
Nelson, B.C., is one of the last dwindling holdouts of old-school DH in North America. These are the people keeping it alive.
16Apr 2020
Is B.C. Getting Soft?
The birthplace of gnar toes the line between its renegade beginnings and a sustainable future.
13Apr 2020
Podcast: How MTB Trails and Tourism can Help Struggling Communities
Sierra Buttes Trail Stewardship Founder Greg Williams shares some of the strategies the group has used to bring various trail user groups together that are applicable in other communities facing similar challenges.
6Apr 2020
European vs. North American Singletrack: Thankfully, There are Differences to Enjoy
The differences between European and North American singletrack styles have historical and cultural connections. Check out what Miranda Miller, Jesse Melamed, and other have to say about mountain bike trail variations between the two continents.
3Apr 2020
Mountain Bikers in Portland, Oregon Finally Have Trails They Can (Almost) Ride To
The work being done on Rocky Point road outside Portland, Oregon are a sign of hope for a mountain bike trail deprived city.
2Apr 2020
More Trails: Shimano Partners With IMBA for Dig In Campaign
Without trails, our bikes seem a little useless. Without trail builders, there aren't trails. Shimano is helping to keep the ride alive.
30Mar 2020
Cam Zink and Sensus RAD Trails Opens Florida Flow Trail
Cam and Cody headed to Florida for the grand opening of a new flow trail built by Zink's non-profit, Sensus RAD Trails.
27Mar 2020
We Chat Giving Back to Our Trails with H+I Adventures’ Chris Gibbs
H+I Adventures released a video about giving back to the trails they use in Scotland, so Pete sat down for a chat with their lead guide Chris Gibbs.
18Mar 2020
Specialized Sponsors Two Portland Shredders For Their Racing and Local Trail Building Efforts
These two riders from Portland, Oregon, are working with Specialized to create more mountain bike trails near the city.
12Mar 2020
The SBTS Connected Communities Project Plans to Renew the Economies of Struggling Sierra Nevada Towns
The Sierra Buttes Trail Stewardship has officially launched the Connected Communities project - an ambitious plan which would resurrect the economy in mountain towns through trails.
12Mar 2020
Name Drop: Mountain Man
Meet Charlie Sturgis, the man who helped turn Park City, Utah, into a singletrack wonderland, with more than 400 miles of legal trail.
9Mar 2020
Ed Sutton Explains The Art And Science Of Trail Building
Ed Sutton, an established mountain bike trail builder from the south, explains his process of trail building.
7Mar 2020
Building a Community of Riders in the Czech Republic
A look into how mountain biking has developed in the Czech Republic.