Support Mountain Biking in the Tetons.

Your financial gift is critical to our continued success, day in and day out. It pays the bills, keeps the lights on, maintains this website, and puts fuel in the chainsaw.

📷 Cody Downard

Donate Today

Thanks to YOUR time, talents, and financial resources, we are able to work every day to achieve our mission. But to continue forging ahead, we need your help. 

Every single dollar you donate and every minute you spare to Mountain Bike the Tetons goes DIRECTLY toward trails, youth programs, mountain bike advocacy, outreach, and creating and sustaining a culture of community in the Tetons. It funds our executive director’s work. It logs out blocked trails. It teaches a child the importance of trail stewardship. It puts on awesome events. It helps shape public land management decisions. We like to dream big. But we can’t do it alone. Please join us.

MBT employs one full-time executive director, a part-time trails director and program coordinator and a seasonal trail crew. These are the people that make the dream work. They teach, advise policy, run events, manage insurance, build coalitions, respond to your needs on a daily basis… all in the name of dirt.

MBT Staff

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Each summer, MBT engages over 120 youth and their families through the groundbreaking Sprockids program and our MBT Summer Camps. We teach riding skills, trail etiquette and stewardship, and have a really really good time. Working alongside our partners, we also offer FREE opportunities throughout the year for kids and their families to learn and ride together as we foster the next generation of Teton trail stewards.

📷 Tony Ferlisi

Youth Programs

Trails Crew

Each summer, we employ a professional trail crew to maintain and build trails right here in the Tetons. The crew is on the ground every day from May – October digging, cutting, shaping, rehabbing, planning, designing. They maintain over 100 miles of trail, manage roughly 600 volunteers annually and work closely with the US Forest Service.

📷 Nate Kirschner