Are you tired of riding your local MTB trails?

Riding the same mountain bike trails over and over can start to get old, depending on the trails and the rider.
By Jeff Barber

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A mountain biker riding on a dirt trail through a lush, green forest. The cyclist is wearing a red helmet and cycling gear, focused on navigating the winding path. Trees surround the trail, with fresh leaves visible, creating a vibrant spring atmosphere. Mama Bear mountain bike trail.
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Having local mountain bike trails to ride is a blessing. Still, riding the same trails over and over can start to get boring, especially if they’re short, or we’re not intentional about how and when we ride them.

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Are you tired of riding your local trails?

If you’re someone who rides the same trails often, tell us what you do to keep them feeling fresh!

 
A vibrant outdoor park featuring a circular green tunnel sculpture. A winding dirt path leads through manicured grass, with colorful letters scattered along the pathway. In the background, lush trees provide a scenic backdrop under a clear blue sky. Two green benches are positioned nearby, inviting visitors to relax and enjoy the surroundings.
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Are your local MTB trails well maintained?
A mountain biker rides along a dirt trail through a lush, green forest, surrounded by trees and grass. The scenery is vibrant with various shades of green, indicating a sunny day in nature.
Mountain Bike Trails
What improvements would you like to see to the MTB trails you ride?
Entrance fee station sign located in a wooded area, displaying text in English and Spanish. The sign lists various entrance fees and payment methods for the Chattahoochee River National Recreation Area. Nearby structures include fee deposit boxes and informational boards, surrounded by trees and fallen leaves.
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Would You Be Willing to Pay a Fee to Ride Your Local Trails?
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