We work with community leaders, policy makers, destinations and trail networks to assist in the development of strategies and assets that create and nurture relationships between the mountain biking community and the broader community.
This is especially critical at that nexus of recreation and conservation, as well in the promotion of the broader community health outcomes that mountain biking can deliver:
Healthier Trails: Planning, maintaining and protecting trail ecosystems by removing and reducing single-use pollution while contributing to research that informs action to safeguard wild places.
Happier Trail Users: Boost wellbeing by (re)connecting with nature. Gain a greater appreciation for outdoor adventures and a sense of shared purpose.
More Harmonious Communities: Care for your trails and for each other through inclusive action and partnerships that shift culture, shape policy and facilitate accessibility for all.
Our 'Trash Walks' are a great way for organisations like Bikes Online Australiato get staff out of the office on a team building exercise that helps to clean local trail networks.
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Trail Therapy Collective: Helping you to find your flow and better connect with yourself, with others and with nature. In-person across Sydney's Northern Beaches and Upper North Shore bushland or from the comfort and convenience of your own home anywhere in the world!
Meet online from wherever works for you or meet in-person on Sydney's Northern Beaches and Sydney Metro areas including: Avalon, Balgowlah, Belrose, Collaroy, Cremorne, Curl Curl, Dee Why, Freshwater, Manly, Mona Vale, Mosman, Narrabeen, Neutral Bay, Newport, Palm Beach, Pittwater, Seaforth, The North Shore, Warriewood.
Trail Therapy Collective is based on the land of the Gayemagal people. We acknowledge the Traditional Owners of Country throughout Australia and acknowledge their continuing connection to land, waters and community. We pay our respects to the people, the cultures and the Elders past and present.
