MTB Project: The Beginning (7 replies)
Our first blog post, and where better to start than from the beginning!I'm writing this post one year to the day after deciding to pull the trigger and build MTB Project. Mike, Katy, and myself had...
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It's Good to Love Your Job (1 reply)
This past Fathers’ Day was a memorable one: a great day doing what I love with my wife, daughter, and friends up at Betasso Preserve, a great local riding and picnic area. We spent the afternoon and...
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Sharing our passion for riding (no replies)
When a new ride or trail is submitted to MTB Project, it's reviewed by two admins from MTBP and a third from IMBA. That means each trail must be mapped accurately, and the description and photos...
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A business trip, a museum, and a trail. (no replies)
This past winter, my prior corporate job once took me on a business trip to Bentonville, Arkansas, where I found myself with an unusual free afternoon. I'm pretty obsessive about mountain biking and...
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What makes it your favorite? (2 replies)
It's the end of September, and here in the Rocky Mountains, that means a couple things: the aspens are turning, the weather is crisp, there's new snow on the high peaks, and - horror - the local...
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Mountain Biking is the Sickest Sport There Is (no replies)
It's a crisp fall Saturday morning, and you can still see your breath. Leaves are starting to fall, but the trails are still in perfect shape. They'll be nice and tacky with the layer of morning dew...
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A good ride never disappoints - GET OUTSIDE! (1 reply)
In many parts of the country, there's a chill in the air. If you're lucky enough to live in a very warm climate, your riding season might be in full swing! But for many of us in colder climates, we're...
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MTB Project Goes International! (no replies)
Today’s blog post is a guest post from our friend and colleague, Leslie Kehmeier. Leslie is IMBA’s mapping specialist, and she is instrumental in adding content to the site and rallying IMBA chapters...
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I'm not only the president, I'm also a client! (no replies)
Okay, who remembers this from the 80's? (Skip to the last 10 seconds to spare yourself some pain!)Hair Club For MenBut I digress... A key step in the development lifecycle of a new product is...
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Calling All Land Managers! (6 replies)
We’re adding a new subscription system that will allow Land Managers to find out about new trails on MTB Project as soon as they’re added!Here’s the background:Over the past year, I’ve spent some time...
View ArticleThere's a New and Improved MTB Project Mobile App! (9 replies)
I’m excited to say that we’ve got a new version of the mobile app for iOS and Android! Although the basic look and feel are the same, there are some significant changes that should greatly improve...
View ArticleMTB Project Mapping Missions (13 replies)
I’m excited to see that we’ve just eclipsed 25,000 miles of trail on the site! Much of our content comes from awesome riders all over the country, but we sometimes like to take matters into our own...
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Steamboat Mapping Adventure Complete! (1 reply)
I'll keep this short, because we're playing catch-up after a week of incredible riding in Steamboat Springs, CO. After our too-short week there, we learned a couple of things about Steamboat:1. The...
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Local Shop Spotlight: Sports Garage - Boulder, Colorado (no replies)
One of the fun things about running a mountain biking website is the connection it brings to the local bike shops around the country. We’ve got our trails widget live on about 100 different websites,...
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Guest Blog: Yearly Wrap Up With IMBA's Mapping Specialist (no replies)
The end of the year is a great time to reflect on some of the big things we've accomplished with our partners at IMBA. I'm proud of what we're building with MTB Project, and there will be much more to...
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