IMBA's RTP Campaign: Go Get the Money!

Thanks to an outpouring of support from the trails community, the 109th Congress dedicated $370 million to the Recreational Trails Program (RTP) over five years - $144 million more than last time. That's a lot of singletrack... if you go get the money!

This online toolkit is designed to make it easy for your club to apply for funding. RTP may be the answer to your trail problems, but nobody will come knocking on your door with a box of money. You have to put some effort to developing and funding mountain bike opportunities. Other IMBA clubs have gotten hundreds of thousands of dollars using this program and you can too.

2006 Recreational Trails Program Achievement Awards

Here is your chance to nominate deserving clubs and individuals for their work with the Recreational Trails Program (RTP). With so many outstanding RTP projects around the country being led by mountain bikers, this is an excellent opportunity for them to receive some well-earned credit and appreciation. Nominations are accepted from public agencies, trail administrators, and program sponsors for completed projects in a variety of categories. Awards will be presented in Washington, D.C. during Great Outdoors Week 2006 (June 12-16). The deadline for submission is April 17. For more information please read about the nomination process and complete a nomination form.

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	IMBA's RTP Campaign: Go Get the Money! Thanks to an outpouring of support from the trails community, the 109th Congress dedicated $370 million to the Recreational Trails Program (RTP) over five years - $144 million more than last time. That's a lot of singletrack... if you go get the money! This online toolkit is designed to make it easy for your club to apply for funding. RTP may be the answer to your trail problems, but nobody will come knocking on your door with a box of money. You have to put some effort to developing and funding mountain bike opportunities. Other IMBA clubs have gotten hundreds of thousands of dollars using this program and you can too. IMBA's Goal: 50 Mountain Bikers on 50 State Trails Committees Finding Money for Trails is Easier Than You Think Find Your State RTP Website and State Trail Administrator (Outside Link) Is There a Mountain Bike Representative on Your State Committee? What Projects Will RTP Fund? Tips for Writing Successful RTP Applications Database of RTP Funded Projects by State (Outside Link) Who Can Build Trails for You IMBA RTP Mentors RTP Application Examples Federal Legislation Language 2006 Recreational Trails Program Achievement Awards Here is your chance to nominate deserving clubs and individuals for their work with the Recreational Trails Program (RTP). With so many outstanding RTP projects around the country being led by mountain bikers, this is an excellent opportunity for them to receive some well-earned credit and appreciation. Nominations are accepted from public agencies, trail administrators, and program sponsors for completed projects in a variety of categories. Awards will be presented in Washington, D.C. during Great Outdoors Week 2006 (June 12-16). The deadline for submission is April 17. For more information please read about the nomination process and complete a nomination form.


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