To-date, One Track Mind and the Central Idaho Mountain Biking Association have partnered to complete nearly 8,000 hours of Idaho Conservation Corps crew time that has resulted in 46.8 miles of freshly maintained trail and 1.4 miles of rerouted trail. 33 young adults and 52 youth ages 15-18 spent the summer living in the woods and working on their trails, including the long-awaited first phase of the Payette Lake Trail.

One Track Mind partnered with Cloud City Wheelers to construct the new Slip N Slide trail in Leadville, Colorado. The 1.4-mile trail snakes through a tight lodgepole pine corridor and greets users with rollers and berms. Lake County High School students and a group of hard-working volunteers made this year-round trail near the heart of Leadville a reality with 214 hours of construction over the course of 4 weeks.

COGGS is committed to sustainable trail development, equitable trail access across the Twin Ports, and to developing a welcoming outdoor recreational culture by promoting opportunities, education, programming, partnerships, and healthy outdoor fun. One Track Mind is partnering with COGGS summer of 2020 in Duluth, Minnesota. Working together, crews will build trail along DT Vermillion Road and Ely’s Peek and complete over 12 miles of maintenance in the Brewer Park and Mission Creek Trails.

One Track Mind started working with Dirt Candy in 2020 in Minnesota at the Split Rock Wilds Trail System. Dirt Candy is committed to sustainable trail design creating environmentally responsible trails that allow recreation users access to beautiful terrain while promoting respect for the land and a healthy lifestyle. They have brought a lot of fun to the Split Rock Wilds system and we’re excited to see what they come up with next!

The Breckenridge Open Space program preserves lands that define and enhance the unique mountain character of the Town of Breckenridge, with the goal of maintaining our community’s quality of life for present and future generations. Through property acquisition and management, the program protects public open space lands that contain trails, sensitive natural resources, historical sites, view corridors or other open space and community conservation values. The Friends of Breckenridge Trails is a program designed to provide an opportunity for locals and visitors to participate in the upkeep of the fragile habitats, open spaces and trail systems unique to the Town of Breckenridge.

In 2020 One Track Mind Foundation joined forces with the Town of Breckenridge Open Space & Trails to bring together partners and fund work to construct a new, non-motorized, natural surface trail connecting the existing Weber Gulch Trail to the Nightmare Trail.

Conservation Corps Minnesota & Iowa engages youth and young adults in meaningful service, leadership development, and environmental stewardship throughout the Midwest. OTM has partnered with Conservation Corps Minnesota & Iowa on a number of trail projects for Three Rivers Park District in the Greater Twin Cities metro area, including extended trail maintenance and improvement at the Elm Creek, Lake Rebecca, and Murphy Hanrahan trail systems.

In 2019, a One Track Mind-funded initiative with the Idaho Conservation Corps oversaw 85 Idaho Conservation Corps youth and young adults carry out 11,431 project hours of construction and maintenance of key mountain bike trails in Payette National Forest. 33.4 miles of trail were improved and 538 drainage structures were constructed. OTM and the ICC will continue to grow this partnership in the years to come.

Lake County Forestry works to protect, develop and administer Lake County’s land and timber resources to best meet the needs of county residents. One Track Mind is partnering with Lake County Forestry/Land Department to provide maintenance, sign installation, and trail brushing to 20 miles of new and existing trail. OTM and Lake County are teaming up with Conservation Corps of Minnesota & Iowa (MCC) to build 3 miles of trail including work on Paradise Trail, an intermediate, single-track trail connecting two existing segments.

The new trail will  allow all-season riding in an area that was previously only accessible in the winter. The hand built single-track will take riders from boreal forest, to northern hardwood through a Red Pine plantation, offering a roller coaster like experience.

One Track Mind partnered with Mendocino Coast Cyclists to create a sinuous 2.1 mile trail weaving through the redwoods of Jackson Demonstration State Forest. Built with mountain biking in mind, we connected three existing high use trails to create a multipurpose trail friendly for all! Observatory Trail is the first machine cut trail in our entire trail system and is in character with those that it connects to in the Woodlands area, which were hand built by the Civilian Conservation Corp during the 1930s WPA.

Montana Conservation Corps is dedicated to inspiring young people through hands-on conservation service to be leaders, stewards of the land, and engaged citizens. OTM has partnered with the MCC on a number of trail maintenance projects in McCall, Idaho. This summer, a half-dozen Corps members will be working on a trail maintenance project in the McCall Ranger District in Payette National Forest for three-and-a-half months.

Progressive Trail Design is a world-renowned trail design and construction firm based in the mountain biking hotbed of Bentonville, Arkansas. OTM has partnered with the team at Progressive Trail Design to create dozens of miles of new trails in Minnesota, Idaho, and California. Progressive Trail Design oversees our new builds from start to finish–leveraging their unmatched expertise with land use planning, technical design, and final construction.

Rocky Mountain Youth Corps engages young people in the outdoors, instilling responsibility for self, community and environment through teamwork, service, and experiential education. OTM partnered with Rocky Mountain Youth Corps and The Cloud City Wheelers in 2018 to convert the winter-only Slip N Slide trail near Leadville, Colorado into a year-round trail. This summer, the three organizations will team up again to build the new Turquoise Lake Trail outside of Leadville.

One Track Mind is funding the construction of nearly ten miles of single track trails at Carver Park in Victoria, MN. In 2019, OTM collaborated with Conservation Corps Minnesota & Iowa for a week of trail maintenance at each of the Elm Creek (12.7 miles), Lake Rebecca (13.25 miles) and Murphy Hanrahan (10 miles) trail systems. In 2020, OTM will continue to coordinate local youth to help preserve each of the three popular trail systems.