Slush Fund

Bike Taupo recently received funding from the good buggers at Trailfund via DOC’s Community Conservation Partnership Fund to upgrade these tracks, both oldies but goodies.

The Hawkes Bay Mtb Club are well into development of the 400ha 'Mill Block' at Pan Pac Eskdale Mtb Park. 

The Amberley Area Cycle Trail project, led by the Hurunui Trails Trust aims to link the communities of Amberley, Leithfield and their beach townships, as well as create safe and accessible cycle/pathways for recreational use.

Brooklyn Trail Builders are the team behind the 'Serendipity' downhill trail in Polehill Reserve, and the recently opened 'Clinical' trail.

The Whakaumu Track, near Opotiki, Eastern Bay of Plenty has recently received some love from a bunch of enthusiastic volunteers.

Club members and volunteers have been busy constructing sustainable trails to IMBA standards to create the Cradle Coast MTB Park.

Te Anau Cycling Inc was formed back in 2011. One of its objectives is to work with council and volunteers to develop the potential for Ivon Wilson Park in Te Anau to become a mountain biking destination.

The ‘Budda’ downhill track in Taupo's Craters Mountain Bike Park has been reinstated with the help of PD workers, and the Ground Effect Slush Fund.

The Mana Cycle Group promotes all types of cycle development in the Porirua-Tawa area of Wellington.

Dubbo Mtb Club is a young but growing group of track builders based in Dubbo, NSW. 

In partnership with CORC, the Tuggeranong Trail Rats have negotiated access to Pine Island in South Canberra.

Jindabyne Trail Stewardship hang around the fabulous Snowy Mountains and are busily crafting the dirt in their corner of Terra Australis into sweet singletrack.