Patrol Update

March 2000

Volume 13, Number 1

Vermont Mountain Bike Patrol

Led by NMBP-certified instructors Travis Cousino and Jenny Hubbard, this Killington area-based group provides on-trail assistance and information to mountain bikers in the riding and skiing mecca and in surrounding areas of central Vermont. Stay at the biker-friendly Cortina Inn and have Travis lead you on one (or more) of the inn's several guided mountain bike tours. Contact Travis at or call 800-451-6108.

Delaware Valley Mountain Bike Patrol, Pennsylvania

This group is forming to protect mountain bike access in the popular Wissahickon Valley Park in Philadelphia (see p. 4). Wissahickon has long provided Philly cyclists with a spectacular singletrack experience in the heart of the city. Avid Wissahickon Park mountain biker Jay Jones has been working closely with the park commission over the winter to develop a two-day patrol training course for early spring. Approval from the park commission is still pending, but Jones is optimistic. To get involved, contact or call 856-616-0153.

Gainesville-SORBA MTB Patrol, Georgia

This group patrols the Chicopee Woods and Gainesville College area, a total of more than 25 miles of trail. They put in close to 100 hours of volunteer patrol work during '99. The main functions of this patrol are assisting land managers through education and assistance to other trail users. Contact or call 770-718-3674.

Mountain Bike Lawrence, Kansas

New Patrol Forming. Call 785-842-8038 for info.

Patrol Sponsor Alert

IMBA would like to recognize the newest official sponsor of the National Mountain Bike Patrol program, Camelbak. The hydration pack market leader is providing a custom version of its popular H.A.W.G. pack to NMBP members. For more info contact: .

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	Patrol Update March 2000 Volume 13, Number 1 Vermont Mountain Bike Patrol Led by NMBP-certified instructors Travis Cousino and Jenny Hubbard, this Killington area-based group provides on-trail assistance and information to mountain bikers in the riding and skiing mecca and in surrounding areas of central Vermont. Stay at the biker-friendly Cortina Inn and have Travis lead you on one (or more) of the inn's several guided mountain bike tours. Contact Travis at or call 800-451-6108. Delaware Valley Mountain Bike Patrol, Pennsylvania This group is forming to protect mountain bike access in the popular Wissahickon Valley Park in Philadelphia (see p. 4). Wissahickon has long provided Philly cyclists with a spectacular singletrack experience in the heart of the city. Avid Wissahickon Park mountain biker Jay Jones has been working closely with the park commission over the winter to develop a two-day patrol training course for early spring. Approval from the park commission is still pending, but Jones is optimistic. To get involved, contact or call 856-616-0153. Gainesville-SORBA MTB Patrol, Georgia This group patrols the Chicopee Woods and Gainesville College area, a total of more than 25 miles of trail. They put in close to 100 hours of volunteer patrol work during '99. The main functions of this patrol are assisting land managers through education and assistance to other trail users. Contact or call 770-718-3674. Mountain Bike Lawrence, Kansas New Patrol Forming. Call 785-842-8038 for info. Patrol Sponsor Alert IMBA would like to recognize the newest official sponsor of the National Mountain Bike Patrol program, Camelbak. The hydration pack market leader is providing a custom version of its popular H.A.W.G. pack to NMBP members. For more info contact: .


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