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"Trail building
really gives you a feeling of ownership when you are out
riding the trails. I never knew how rewarding it could
be to join MORC's efforts to gain and maintain trails in the
area." - Joe Mhalmahe
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MORC
Trail Work
MORC and
its affiliates currently has trail projects underway in
the following locations. Click on the appropriate
trail for more information, or check our forums for the
most updated information on what is happening at each
trail.
Lebanon Hills
Minnesota River Trail
Battle Creek
Salem Hills (Harmon Park)
Theodore Wirth Park
More Trails
Coming Soon!
Have
information or questions on a trail you think would be
appropriate for MORC to become involved in?
Contact our local IMBA Representative
Tim Wegner.
Trail Work Hourly Reporting
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How you can help improve local mountain biking
access
The
International Mountain Biking Association (IMBA)
has a 20-20-20 vision for the future of mountain
biking that involves each and every off-road
cyclist.
- The first 20 is $20 to
join your
local mountain bike organization (that's
MORC), because all mountain bikers need to be
involved in their local trail community.
- The second 20 is $20 to join
IMBA and become part of mountain biking's
indispensable national and international
movement.
- The final 20 is 20 hours per
year for trails – maybe three volunteer days
that can be spent on trail maintenance,
attending
public hearings, or perhaps contributing to
the production of a MORC newsletter by
contacting
John Lundell, MORC newsletter editor.
Mountain biking on public land
is a privilege. It's a wonderful activity that is
sustainable only if each and every one of us who
enjoys the sport gives something back.
Get involved
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Join MORC!
Membership
has many benefits, but the most important is that you
will be supporting increased access for mountain
cyclists. Click
here to join or renew online.
Download an
application
here.
Email List
Click
here
to join our Email Listserv used by members and
non-members to pass on and discuss information and
issues of interest to area mountain bikers. All are
welcome to subscribe.
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