Madison Multi-Use presented at the City of Richmond's Planning Commission meeting on 8/19.  You can view it on their Youtube channel.

Our presentation starts at 33:30 - https://www.youtube.com/live/I8ef-IkdhCw

Bluegrass Chapter of the Kentucky Mountain Bike Association (KYMBABG) has been awarded a Trail Accelerator Grant (TAG) from the International Mountain Bicycling Association (IMBA) to support the planning and design of the Madison County Adventure Trails in Richmond (MadCATR), located within the Richmond Regional Sports Complex.  When completed, the Madison County Adventure Trails will not only be able to host Kentucky Interscholastic Cycling League (KICL) middle and high school mountain bike races, but will also provide year-round opportunities for families, beginner riders, adaptive users, and advanced mountain bikers.

Sharing info at Tasty Tuesday!

With our county-wide focus, we've updated our logo -- keeping the Riney B name as it reminds us that rights of way (land) is necessary to establish trails.  While we'd love too establish a rail-trail along the historic Riney B, that land is not available to us.  We hope to honor the spirit of Riney B while pursuing accessible land to develop multiuse paths!

Thanks to Tim Wygal for supporting our efforts by providing the logo and updates - https://timsartcreations.com/ 

Note the related changes to our website and facebook page links:

https://www.madisonmultiuseky.com/ 

https://www.facebook.com/groups/madisonmultiuseky 

"Trails Connecting Communities"

Smithsonian magazine cited a number of factors for Berea’s making the national list, including the city’s outdoor adventure offerings, such as the Pinnacles and the network of shared use trails and paths.

Source: City of Berea

It was a chilly night but we had a fun time participating in the parade along with the Mad Hatters (Madison County Composite XCountry Mountain Bike Team - NICA) and Get Outside KY!

Mike and Suzanne's cool train!