Join the NSMBA Trails For All Challenge - 29 Days of Riding in February
PRESS RELEASE: NSMBA
This February, join us in a challenge to stay active, give back to the trails and connect with our community. We’re challenging YOU to get out on the trails for 29 minutes for 29 days straight (yes, this year is a leap year).
29 minutes for 29 days for $29! And if you’re an NSMBA member you get two entries for badge prizing.
How to register:
- Add the Trails for All Challenge to your cart and check out.
- Fill in the Google Form (this is important so we can track you and ensure you receive prizing if you win).
- Join the Challenge on Trailforks.
This challenge is open (BC-wide) to the broader user community. Bikers, trail runners, hikers and dog walkers are welcome! The goal is to stay active, raise funds for the trails and get involved with the community.
We’ve partnered up with Trailforks to record all your hard work and to make it as easy as possible to track. A free Trailforks account is required to record your activities, earn badges and participate in this contest.
Entrants will receive regular updates, and be in with the chance to win some special prizes. All entrants that complete the full 29 day challenge will receive a limited edition NSMBA tote bag & sticker pack. If you complete a badge challenge, you’ll be entered to win the prize associated with the badge – NSMBA Members get double entry into prizing on completed badges.
With badge challenges linked to activities throughout the month, you can look forward to prizes from partners; ARC'TERYX, BOSLEYS, CMTR, GODFATHER’S GARAGE, MEC, NF, NONNY BEER, NORTH POINT, NORCO, RACEFACE, SAUCONY, SRAM, STEED, and STONGS.
Stay active every day in Feb get involved with our community and give back to the NSMBA in support of the trails.
Sign up before Feb 1
Click for the FAQ / Challenge terms
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This event also includes hiking, trail running etc.
If you're not into it then don't do it, easy peasy. Also while I remember them saying they had 'excess' funds, I took that to mean that they for the first time they actually have a chance to build contingency for years that might not be so good (ie they might have lower membership income due to recession etc. and not have to lay off their staff), I don't remember anyone saying "we can't spend this"
What's so bad about a trail association have a surplus of operating funds? They could focus on putting the additional funds towards projects such as building a new trail or overhauling an existing one.