Mountain biking has helped many of us clear our heads, stay healthy, and it’s been an important escape from isolation. Chances are, as mountain bikers, we’ve looked down a familiar trail and appreciated it more than ever. However, most of us are seeing more people on the trails than ever before. More people riding is a good thing. But, overcrowded and overused trails also create new challenges. Trails need advocates and stewards and your IMBA Local Partner needs you!
Mountain biking has helped many of us clear our heads, stay healthy, and it’s been an important escape from isolation. Chances are, as mountain bikers, we’ve looked down a familiar trail and appreciated it more than ever. However, most of us are seeing more people on the trails than ever before. More people riding is a good thing. But, overcrowded and overused trails also create new challenges. Trails need advocates and stewards and your IMBA Local Partner needs you!
For 30 years the Tarheel Trailblazers has worked to bring mountain biking to the greater Charlotte region. We built and maintain close to 200 miles of trails and are focused on continually improving and expanding the biking experiences in the area.
Your membership contributes directly to maintenance and development of new trail, and strengthens our advocacy efforts. Join us for a monthly meeting, social ride, or workday. Information on events can be found on tarheeltrailblazers.com or on our Facebook page.
Thank you for your support, and see you on the trails!
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Join yearly at $50 or higher, or a monthly auto-renew membership, and we will send you a custom pair of IMBA socks.
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I work at IMBA because of the amazing people in and out of the office. I get to talk about mountain biking with mountain bikers all day long and help further the mission of having great places to ride mountain bikes.
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