Support the Trails. Invest in Cuyuna.
The Cuyuna Lakes mountain bike trail system is an important part of what makes this community special. Riders come from across the Midwest and beyond to experience the trails, while local businesses, residents, organizations, and community partners help create the welcoming destination that keeps people coming back.
Trails and community go hand in hand.
Our professionally built and volunteer-maintained trails are part of a larger community effort to make the Cuyuna Range a place people want to visit, support, and invest in. Crew partnerships are a recognition of community investment, not paid advertising or guaranteed impressions. Your support helps fund trail maintenance, tools, outreach, events, and volunteer programs that keep the trails strong and contribute to a thriving community.
Cuyuna Lakes Mountain Bike Trails Crew Tax ID (EIN) | 37-1706581
Community Partnership Levels
All Partnership Levels Include
Recognition as a supporter of the Cuyuna Lakes trail system
Website recognition according to partnership level
Annual recognition at the Crew’s Volunteer Meeting & Trailside Banquet
Crew Partner Window Decal
| Partnership Level | Recognition Includes |
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| Iron Ore Partner $1,000+/year Foundational Support |
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| Silkstone Partner $2,500+/year Core Community Partner |
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| Red Gold Partner $3,500+/year Premium Partner Recognition |
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| Legacy Partner $5,000/year 3-year commitment, $15,000 total |
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ADDITIONAL OPPORTUNITIES ($100+)
In-Kind Partner: Recognition for product or service donations valued at 50% or more of a partnership level. Includes website recognition and public acknowledgment when applicable.
Trail Magic Partner: Supports volunteers with snacks, drinks, or meals for trail work. Recognition may include website listing and social media acknowledgment at the Crew's discretion.
Event Partner: Supports a Crew event, volunteer day, ride, or program. Contribution levels and recognition are tailored to Crew capacity and event needs.
Dirt Work Partner: Supports trail maintenance and improvement through restricted funding, including professional trail building, tools, equipment, materials, and administrative support.
Partnership Guidelines
Partnership benefits are fulfilled according to the Crew's communication schedule, event calendar, volunteer capacity, and receipt of partner-provided materials.
Recognition opportunities that include business-specific content, photos, logos, or stories require materials to be provided by the partner.
Major Crew events are determined annually by the Crew and may include the Annual Volunteer Meeting & Trailside Banquet, International Women's MTB Day, Trail Builder's Bash, National Trails Day, Galloping Goose 50 Challenge, volunteer trainings, or similar programs.