Support Trails + Win Any Ibis
We're teaming up with the crew over at Ibis Cycles to get another mtb in the hands of a trail supporter. $5 to trails gets you entered.
The Prizes
1. Grand Prize: ANY bike from the Ibis lineup. 🛒
How to Enter: every $5 donated to trails = an entry to win. (Mobile users, scroll to bottom of page to enter)
2. Member Prize: Your choice of any Ibis Send AL Wheelset. 🔗
How to Enter: Already a member = enter the sweepstakes and you’re in. Not a member = become a member + enter the sweepstakes.
What You’re Supporting
Your entry does more than give you a shot at a new bike—it puts professional builders and tools on the ground. This year, your entry focuses on supporting a few key areas for us:
• MTB Trail Improvements: We just wrapped up 6 weeks of major improvements on one of the region's most advanced, sanctioned trails: Braille Trail in Soquel Demonstration State Forest. We want to pick another MTB-focused trail and do it again next year—entries to this sweepstakes will directly support being able to do that.
• Felton Pump Track: We're bringing a brand-new pump track to Santa Cruz County—the ultimate training ground for riders of all ages. We're ~$50K away from our fundraising goal, and your entry will help us cross the finish line and build this community hub in the San Lorenzo Valley.
• Year-Round Trail Access: From Wilder Ranch to Pogonip and Cotoni-Coast Dairies, your entry fuels the "invisible" work that keeps trails open. We tackle everything from clearing downed trees to seasonal brushing and tread repair, ensuring local networks remain safe and fun.
+ we have a few other bike-focused trail projects developing (that are under wraps for now) that we have a good feeling that you'll be excited about.
Chance to win ends April 28 at 11:59 PM PT.
Read about how we accept restricted donations here.
Power On
Building and maintaining trails happens all year long. And there are lots of ways you can connect with other riders and hikers to dig in the dirt, learn techniques for building world-class trails, and much more.