Our projects

Create. Enhance. Protect.

IMBA's professional trail designers, community builders and advocates are busy working to create new trails and riding opportunities on a daily basis. 

Current Projects
Previous Years
Rock work
Project Building and Implementation 01.25.18
Advanced Trail Building School
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sedona
Project Building and Implementation 01.25.18
Advanced Rock Armoring in Sedona
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building
Project Stewardship 01.25.18
Helping land managers fund more trail projects
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NPS
Project Stewardship 01.25.18
IMBA and the National Park Service
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Lake Creek Trail was threatened, but saved in negotiations.
Project Access 01.25.18
Negotiating Wilderness Boundaries to Save Trails
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Riding Fort Ord
Project Access 01.25.18
Protecting Trails for Monterey and Sea Otter
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Fall colors at New River Gorge
Project Planning and Design 01.23.18
New River Gorge NPS
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caliente
Project Planning and Design 01.23.18
Caliente Trail Planning and Design
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Ripping a corner on Bomb Dog
Project Building and Implementation 01.23.18
Coldwater Mountain
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Family friendly area in Little Valley
Project Building and Implementation 01.22.18
Corner Canyon Trails
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Construction at Alsea Falls
Project Building and Implementation 01.21.18
Alsea Falls Construction
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sandy ridge
Project Building and Implementation 01.18.18
Sandy Ridge Trail System
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