Support the Trail Building Fund
Limited time offer! Donate $100 or more (online only) and receive a glorious green stainless-steel water bottle. And yes, it even fits a bike bottle cage! Hurry, we only have a few bottles.
IMBA wants to build more world-class mountain bike trails for you.
Imagine flowy ribbons of singletrack within easy riding distance of your home.
Or a downhill trail so close that you can enjoy a dirt session during your lunch break.
And we'd like your neighborhood to have a bike park where riders of all ages and abilities can sharpen their skills.
Make your donation now and help turn dreams into reality.
Giving to IMBA's Trail Building Fund is the best way to get a national network of sustainable trails.
As a non-profit organization, our mission is to create purpose-built mountain biking facilities for you.
We literally wrote the book on trail building. This year alone, IMBA will design, build and maintain dozens of projects all over the country, and that's expensive.
Please give what you can to fund this work now.
Donations of as little as $35 earn a free gift and will be matched dollar-for-dollar by IMBA's bike and outdoor industry partners.
That means your $100 dollar gift becomes $200 worth of trail.
Help riders of all ages connect with America’s awesome outdoors and the thrill of being active in nature.
Here’s just a few of the projects your gift makes possible:
- Cuyuna Lakes State Recreation Area, Crosby, MN — In partnership with the local IMBA chapter, we opened a Ride Center featuring 22 miles of trail designed just for bikes.
- Boulder, CO — Valmont Bike Park opened in June featuring 40 acres of singletrack, slopestyle features, dirt jumps, two pump tracks and multiple riding skills areas.
- Anniston, AL — With the land manager’s blessing IMBA is developing a destination-quality mountain bike trail system at Coldwater Mountain. This huge, topographically blessed parcel has the potential to deliver 40-50 miles of the most epic flow-based trails the South has ever seen.
- New York City, NY — Get ready to ride even more singletrack at Highbridge Park, an urban trail system that offers New Yorkers a wooded escape on what was once a derelict city park.
- New River Gorge, WV — Thanks to help from 2,000 IMBA-trained volunteers 20 miles of new trails are on the ground that Bicycling Magazine says “should become instant favorites for East Coast riders”.
IMBA crews also worked with military personnel in places like Havelock, NC creating trails for families to use on the Marine Corps base, and we built a handcycle trail for paraplegic veterans in Tulsa, OK.
There is so much more work to do and we need to raise at least $100,000 to pay for it.
Please give today. Even $10 or $20 helps when thousands of mountain bikers pitch in. As our way of saying thank you, we will send you an IMBA Bike Seat Bag to enjoy on your next ride for donations of $35 or more. Make an online donation now of $100 or more to receive a stainless-steel IMBA water bottle, but only while supplies last.
Thanks in advance from the IMBA staff, our partners and volunteers, and everyone that enjoys riding our nation's great trails.
