01
Engage
Trail Collectors' Tribe is a community and no community can exist without engagement so don't just watch form side also take an active part in the community life, engage in conversations, share rides, or photos form rides, join events or invite others to join rides you organise.
02
Contribute
There are many ways in which you can contribute to the life of the Tribe however there three core obligations of every Tribe member:
1. Contribute at least 1 day per year to trail shaping
2. Organise at least 1 properly organised and announced ride for others to participate
3. Help others to join and engage with our community by inviting riders and sharing
03
Welcome
Simply say hello to the new joiners! We all know how it is when you join a larger well bound group you say hello and nobody replies. Yes we are a lot in a group so if we all said hello to every new joiner that would be too much but if you see there were less than 5 people who welcomed the new joiner to the whatsapp group for example then don't just sit there say hello too and make them feel welcome!
04
Respect
Respect not only other Tribe members, regardless of their fitnes or skill level (we were all beginners once), but also other trail users. Without respect, there are conflicts and conflict lead to destruction and prohibitions. Our aim is to legalise trails and promote mountain biking in our region and for that we need friends and positive image.
05
Support
Without your support, we won't get very far. The most evident is your annual membership subscription with which you ensure we will be able to cover all the operational costs and allowing us to continue providing you with our rides end events.
The annual subscription is set low because we don't want money to be a reason you miss out on riding with us, but in reality, at the current level annual subscriptions only partly cover our expenses so if you really like what we do and you want to do the extra bit to help us continue, you can also donate via Patreon to support our mission.
Another very meaningful way you can support the Tribe is by simply liking our posts on social media and by tagging us to your posts. It helps us significantly with visibility and reach. If we want authorities and potential strategic partners to take us seriously they need to know we exist.
And lastly but not least importantly, don't hesitate to tell our team members if you like what we do, we often put many long hours of our free time into organising all the events with everything around it to make it all happen and a good word is what really makes it all worthwhile for us.
01
Engage
Trail Collectors' Tribe is a community and no community can exist without engagement so don't just watch form side also take an active part in the community life, engage in conversations, share rides, or photos form rides, join events or invite others to join rides you organise.
02
Contribute
There are many ways in which you can contribute to the life of the Tribe however there three core obligations of every Tribe member:
1. Contribute at least 1 day per year to trail shaping
2. Organise at least 1 properly organised and announced ride for others to participate
3. Help others to join and engage with our community by inviting riders and sharing
03
Welcome
Simply say hello to the new joiners! We all know how it is when you join a larger well bound group you say hello and nobody replies. Yes we are a lot in a group so if we all said hello to every new joiner that would be too much but if you see there were less than 5 people who welcomed the new joiner to the whatsapp group for example then don't just sit there say hello too and make them feel welcome!
04
Respect
Respect not only other Tribe members, regardless of their fitnes or skill level (we were all beginners once), but also other trail users. Without respect, there are conflicts and conflict lead to destruction and prohibitions. Our aim is to legalise trails and promote mountain biking in our region and for that we need friends and positive image.
05
Support
Without your support, we won't get very far. The most evident is your annual membership subscription with which you ensure we will be able to cover all the operational costs and allowing us to continue providing you with our rides end events.
The annual subscription is set low because we don't want money to be a reason you miss out on riding with us, but in reality, at the current level annual subscriptions only partly cover our expenses so if you really like what we do and you want to do the extra bit to help us continue, you can also donate via Patreon to support our mission.
Another very meaningful way you can support the Tribe is by simply liking our posts on social media and by tagging us to your posts. It helps us significantly with visibility and reach. If we want authorities and potential strategic partners to take us seriously they need to know we exist.
And lastly but not least importantly, don't hesitate to tell our team members if you like what we do, we often put many long hours of our free time into organising all the events with everything around it to make it all happen and a good word is what really makes it all worthwhile for us.
01
Engage
Trail Collectors' Tribe is a community and no community can exist without engagement so don't just watch form side also take an active part in the community life, engage in conversations, share rides, or photos form rides, join events or invite others to join rides you organise.
02
Contribute
There are many ways in which you can contribute to the life of the Tribe however there three core obligations of every Tribe member:
1. Contribute at least 1 day per year to trail shaping
2. Organise at least 1 properly organised and announced ride for others to participate
3. Help others to join and engage with our community by inviting riders and sharing
03
Welcome
Simply say hello to the new joiners! We all know how it is when you join a larger well bound group you say hello and nobody replies. Yes we are a lot in a group so if we all said hello to every new joiner that would be too much but if you see there were less than 5 people who welcomed the new joiner to the whatsapp group for example then don't just sit there say hello too and make them feel welcome!
04
Respect
Respect not only other Tribe members, regardless of their fitnes or skill level (we were all beginners once), but also other trail users. Without respect, there are conflicts and conflict lead to destruction and prohibitions. Our aim is to legalise trails and promote mountain biking in our region and for that we need friends and positive image.
05
Support
Without your support, we won't get very far. The most evident is your annual membership subscription with which you ensure we will be able to cover all the operational costs and allowing us to continue providing you with our rides end events.
The annual subscription is set low because we don't want money to be a reason you miss out on riding with us, but in reality, at the current level annual subscriptions only partly cover our expenses so if you really like what we do and you want to do the extra bit to help us continue, you can also donate via Patreon to support our mission.
Another very meaningful way you can support the Tribe is by simply liking our posts on social media and by tagging us to your posts. It helps us significantly with visibility and reach. If we want authorities and potential strategic partners to take us seriously they need to know we exist.
And lastly but not least importantly, don't hesitate to tell our team members if you like what we do, we often put many long hours of our free time into organising all the events with everything around it to make it all happen and a good word is what really makes it all worthwhile for us.
01
Engage
Trail Collectors' Tribe is a community and no community can exist without engagement so don't just watch form side also take an active part in the community life, engage in conversations, share rides, or photos form rides, join events or invite others to join rides you organise.
02
Contribute
There are many ways in which you can contribute to the life of the Tribe however there three core obligations of every Tribe member:
1. Contribute at least 1 day per year to trail shaping
2. Organise at least 1 properly organised and announced ride for others to participate
3. Help others to join and engage with our community by inviting riders and sharing
03
Welcome
Simply say hello to the new joiners! We all know how it is when you join a larger well bound group you say hello and nobody replies. Yes we are a lot in a group so if we all said hello to every new joiner that would be too much but if you see there were less than 5 people who welcomed the new joiner to the whatsapp group for example then don't just sit there say hello too and make them feel welcome!
04
Respect
Respect not only other Tribe members, regardless of their fitnes or skill level (we were all beginners once), but also other trail users. Without respect, there are conflicts and conflict lead to destruction and prohibitions. Our aim is to legalise trails and promote mountain biking in our region and for that we need friends and positive image.
05
Support
Without your support, we won't get very far. The most evident is your annual membership subscription with which you ensure we will be able to cover all the operational costs and allowing us to continue providing you with our rides end events.
The annual subscription is set low because we don't want money to be a reason you miss out on riding with us, but in reality, at the current level annual subscriptions only partly cover our expenses so if you really like what we do and you want to do the extra bit to help us continue, you can also donate via Patreon to support our mission.
Another very meaningful way you can support the Tribe is by simply liking our posts on social media and by tagging us to your posts. It helps us significantly with visibility and reach. If we want authorities and potential strategic partners to take us seriously they need to know we exist.
And lastly but not least importantly, don't hesitate to tell our team members if you like what we do, we often put many long hours of our free time into organising all the events with everything around it to make it all happen and a good word is what really makes it all worthwhile for us.
Get involved!
The Tribe
Get involved!
The Tribe
Sun, 10 Oct
|Crans-Montana
Bike Park Day - Crans Montana
Sunday Bike Park Day
Time & Location
10 Oct 2021, 09:00
Crans-Montana, Crans-Montana, Switzerland
About the Event
Hi Everyone,
We are organising another bike park day making the most of the bike parks still being open. We will be riding in Crans Montana on Sunday. A number of us will be camping the night before in Barboleuse, Gryon following a hard enduro on Saturday. The plan is to meet in Crans Montana on Sunday morning.
Note the usual bike park lift (Cry d'Er) is being serviced so the bike park is accessed via the 'Arnouva' lift.
Meeting Point: 09:00 at the 'Crans - Arnouva' lift.
With the new lift set up, it is recommended to park in 'Parking Stephanie' (Parking)
Crans Montana list of parking places : https://www.crans-montana.ch/fr/Informations-pratiques--21/Pratique---133/Parking-144/
Trail Details:
Have a look at the map for full details : https://www.crans-montana.ch/fr/bikepark
Duration: the full day
Technical Skill Required: to all riders of intermediate level or higher
Physical Fitness Required: to all riders of all abilities
Required Equipment:
Working Mountain Bike.
Protective equipment.
Appropriate accident insurance!
Money to buy your lift pass ! (can be bought online or in-person)
To those interested, there are also rental services available : https://www.crans-montana.ch/fr/bikepark/bike_services
Organiser Contact Details:
Andrew
WhatsApp & Mobile +41 78 75 66 199
Email: team@trailcollectors.com
TC Rider Profile: https://www.trailcollectors.com/profile/aszymanski08/profile
Nick
WhatsApp & Mobile +41 78 619 05 04
TC Rider Profile: https://www.trailcollectors.com/profile/nickfarley/profile
Legal Disclaimer:
The organizer of the outing can in no way be held responsible for injuries, damage, or other bodily harm or material damage resulting directly or indirectly from participation in a proposed outing. The organizer of the outing does not claim to be a professional guide or instructor and does not propose guiding or shooling, instruction, or coaching services. Trail Collectors tribe is about community and sharing experiences together.
L'organisateur de la sortie ne sauraient en aucun cas être tenus responsables des blessures, degas ou autres dommages corporels ou matériels découlants directement ou indirectement de la participation à une sortie proposée.
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