Trail Builder Magazine

Can a trail system become an economic engine?

New data from Tasmania suggests the answer is yes.

A recent report found that Maydena Bike Park contributes nearly $54 million annually to the state’s economy while supporting more than 240 jobs.

Heck yeah, those numbers are impressive, but the bigger story is what they reveal.

When communities invest in great trails, long-term stewardship, and the visitor experience, the impact can extend far beyond the trail itself.

What Happens When a Mountain Bike Park Becomes an Economic Engine? — Trail Builder Magazine New data shows Maydena Bike Park generates nearly $54 million annually for Tasmania’s economy. What can trail builders and rural communities learn from its success?