Adopt a Trail

Adopt a Trail, is a new initiative where individuals, businesses and companies can be involved directly with the maintenance of the trail network in Narooma.

With your support, you back our efforts to protect and maintain the trails in the Narooma Trails network through education and action. We developed a trail network that provides challenge and progression while fostering mountain bike culture and a community that embraces our sport as a positive force. By adopting a trail you help assist us with the costs involved in purchasing tools, servicing equipment, fuels for power equipment and upgrades to trails. Also fees for the network.

At the moment all labour is volunteer and the club holds regular trail days. We work out these cost’s at one dollar per meter of trail length. The following table lists our trails in Stage 1 and the cost to adopt that trail.

For your money you know we are maintaining the trails to a standard that is safe and appreciated by MTB riders. Which is what our network is all about. We place a “This trail has been adopted by {insert your name}. Thank them” sign at the start of the trail. We also give you an “I adopted a trail sticker” for your business, home or car.

Drop us an email if your are interested and we will be in touch.

This is your chance to connect your company name to trails in the mountain biking world. Besides the obvious benefits of connecting with the growing community of trail users you will also:

• Support the building and maintenance of trails to be enjoyed now and in the future
• Give back to the community we live and work in
• Receive recognition on signage at the trailhead on your trail for the calendar year
• Gain exposure through our social media channels, newsletters and events
• Use our logo to showcase your positive impact and community involvement

For as little as $6 per week you could be sponsoring a Trail. Please see the table below for Trail options. You have the option to pay weekly, monthly or yearly.
Lets work together and help boost the community and enjoy another aspect of the beautiful South Coast.

Maintenance Costs of Trails