Build Trails That Lead To Great Adventures
Our mission to preserve and expand multi-use single track trails is brought to life with the support of our partners, volunteers, and donors. Join us in creating life-altering work opportunities for young people that grow the sport of mountain biking through sustainable trail building and maintenance. Become a partner, propose a project, or volunteer.
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Our projects are made possible by donors, volunteers, and corporate sponsors. Each of our trail initiatives is designed to inspire and educate young people by providing them hands on outdoor trail building opportunities with the objective of developing life-long skills and a passion for nature.
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Do you have land that would be perfect for public mountain biking trails, or know someone looking for an experienced team to design, build, or maintain trails? We’re ready to make it happen. Get in touch, and let’s get to work.
OUR PARTNERS
One Track Mind partners with organizations that are passionate about environmental conservation and trail stewardship. Together, we create and protect trail systems that expand mountain biking access. Our partnerships offer young people across the country opportunities to develop skills that empower them to create their own paths in life.
Projects
Chantilly
Chantilly (Lace up your Boots)! We partnered with Rocky Mountain Youth Corps to make this project happen! This trail will make an important single track connection with multiple Breckenridge neighborhoods and the surrounding trail system. The project is a community...
Wallman Trail
The Wallman Trail is an important travel route in the Rattlesnake National Recreation Area and Wilderness. The project to reroute the trail, adding 1.3 miles of trail to the system allows users to move from the main corridor of Rattlesnake Creek into Spring Gulch, via...
Brundage to Bear Basin Connector
Brundage to Bear Basin Connector- This trail was originally conceived in 2009 by USFS McCall Ranger District Recreation staff and approved for design in 2011. Unfortunately, the USFS never built this trail due to lack of funding and staff at that time. In 2018, we...
Peaks Trail
In 2021 OTM brought partners together and funded work to reconstruct and restore an unsustainable section of trail as well as reconstructing several bridges in the South Barton Gulch drainages. The six-person United States Forestry Service trail crew from the Dillon...
Weber Gulch
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! The...
Mission Creek
OTM supported work in the Mission Creek section of the Duluth Traverse throughout summer 2020. Two Conservation Corps crews performed essential maintenance on some of the most remote, hard-to-reach sections of trail in the entire Traverse network. The first crew...
Ely’s Peak
The Stone Age Trail in the Ely’s Peak area of Duluth is a 1.25-mile double black diamond loop with a punishing climb that tests riders’ lungs and bike handling skills. The downhill section delivers a fast and nasty mix of rolls, drops, and jumps. OTM partnered with...
Piedmont & Brewer
OTM partnered with COGGS and the Conservation Corps of Minnesota and Iowa (MCC) to complete maintenance throughout the Piedmont Trail System in Duluth this summer. Piedmont consists of a nine-mile series of intermediate and advanced level trails. Over the past five...
Split Rock Wilds
OTM, Dirt Candy Designs LLC and Lake County Mountain Bike Trails have been hard at work in Lake County Mountain Bike Trails, at Split Rock Wilds Trail! With about 1/4 mile of tread completed, it's a playful downhill with fun jumps, alternate ride around lines and good...
Downer Park Ridge Trail
The newly constructed quarter-mile Downer Park Ridge Trail connects to the Downer Park Advanced Loop, which is a steep and technical rocky trail along the cliffs above Amity Creek. In the future, the Downer Park Ridge Trail will be incorporated into the Duluth...
Loon Lake
Loon Lake, often combined with the Secesh River Trail and Ruby Meadows trail to create the only IMBA Epic Trail in the McCall area is not to be missed. The 10 mile loop segment can be accessed from the Chinook Campground near Secesh, ID or combined with the Ruby...
Paradise Trail
In 2020, Iowa Conservation Corps (MCC) Crews funded by the OTM Foundation built the new Paradise Trail near Two Harbors, MN in Demonstration Forest. Paradise Trail, a three a three-mile intermediate singletrack connecting two existing trail segments with tight and...
Demonstration Forest
OTM partnered with Iowa Conservation Corps (MCC) crews to complete trail maintenance, sign installation, and trail brushing throughout a whopping 30 miles of existing trail in Demonstration Forest in Two Harbors, Minnesota. The crews also built seven miles of new...
Turquoise Trail
OTM partnered with Rocky Mountain Youth Corps to build 6.5 miles of new trails near Leadville, Colorado. Crews worked extremely hard to construct a pair of directional trails in the shadow of some of Colorado’s highest mountains. Rocky Mountain Youth Corps worked...
Newmont Trail
In partnership with Cloud City Wheelers and Newmont Corporation, OTM will create four miles of new trails this summer that will provide the closest natural surface trails to the City of Leadville, Colorado. The new directional trail will link Leadville with the...
Observatory Trail
This beautiful trail weaves through a stand of second growth forest consisting of redwoods and douglas fir in the Jackson State Demonstration forest located on the Mendocino Coast near Fort Bragg, California. Observatory trail is 2.2 miles in length, with two climbs...
Slip n’ Slide
Leadville’s newest trail, Slip N Slide, was built in 2014 as a winter-only trail. In 2018, One Track Mind partnered with Cloud City Wheelers to update the trail for year-round use. Over the course of a month we transformed the trail into Lake County’s newest favorite...
Ruby Meadows
The Ruby/Loon Lake loop consists of three separate trails that can be ridden from two different trailheads. From Ruby Meadows Trailhead, there is a stout 20+ mile loop with a fair amount of climbing on the way home. The beginning of the trail is 4.5 miles of fast...
Payette Lake
The Payette Lake Trail is a new trail system that OTM is developing in collaboration with Progressive Trail Design and the Idaho Conservation Corps around Payette Lake. This Tahoe Rim style trail is the first half of a loop that will encircle the lake with three...
Bear Basin
Bear Basin is the McCall area’s original stacked loop trail system. Built close to town, Bear Basin utilizes existing logging roads and features 16 forested miles of narrow, winding single track that make it the most popular riding destination in the area. The trail...
Lower Goose Creek
Lower Goose Creek is a favorite McCall area trail that is steep, rocky, and most often ridden as a shuttle. Ledges, fins and granite slabs make this trail a downhillers dream. Long sections of undulating single track wind through old growth forests and can be enjoyed...
Cow Creek/Fitsum
This trail is the bottom section of the Cow Creek/Fitsum Loop. A short scenic drive from McCall, this unique trail has been actively maintained by CIMBA for the last ten years. If you’re afraid of heights, this might not be your trail…or just don’t look down! In the...
Monarch Trail
One Track Mind brought partners together and funded construction of nearly ten miles of professionally designed and built single track trails at Carver Park in Victoria, MN. The construction in the western part of the park began in September of 2019 and completed fall...
20 Mile Trail
Like many of the other USFS trails in the area, this trail leads into amazing alpine scenery. It was heavily impacted by the catastrophic wildfire season of 1999 and degraded substantially. OTM and ICC have spent thousands of hours rehabbing the trail over the last...
Manuals: Going Up!
Manuals are one of the most exciting, fun, and useful techniques in mountain biking. Not only does a manual look cool and make you feel awesome, but it can be a game-changer for navigating challenging trail features. Riding over a log or launching off a ledge or a...
