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September 25, 2018
Demographics of Mountain Biking
The most frequently cited participation statistics (in the U.S.) are produced by a research group called the Outdoor Industry Foundation (OIF), which tracks…
September 25, 2018
Professional Bike Park Builders
While volunteer-led projects have created extensive amounts of singletrack trails, the scale and scope of bike parks usually call for professional construction…
September 21, 2018
RFP vs. RFQ
These documents, used at the start of the procurement cycle, describe to potential contractors the work you are looking to have completed, and describes the…
September 21, 2018
Contracting Trail Professionals
These days, many communities are opting to have traill professionals plan, design, and construct their trail networks.
September 21, 2018
Trail Rating Guidelines
The system focuses on rating the technical challenge of trails, not the physical exertion.
September 21, 2018
Trail Rating Criteria
The average width of the active tread or beaten path of the trail.
September 21, 2018
Trail Difficulty Ratings and Signs
The IMBA Trail Difficulty Rating System is a basic method used to categorize the relative technical difficulty of recreation trails. The IMBA Trail Difficulty…
September 21, 2018
Map Production and Distribution
Once you’ve built the map, it’s time to produce and distribute it. There are many ways to create and distribute maps. Consider your resources and audience.
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