How does your joining CORP help local trails? For starters, there's the money. An individual membership doesn't pay for a lot of professionally built trail, but it might pay for the tool to help build it. And when you add hundreds of memberships together, we can bring in pros like Jeremy Witek, who has been working at Quarry Ridge, and Ken Barker, who has been at Pleasant View and Blackhawk. When you get out to see the work they've been doing, you will realize why we are planning to being them both back to for more work. But perhaps more than the membership fee, member numbers are the best way to communicate to land managers, grant providers, and other deeper-pocketed funding sources how many people benefit from our work, and how far the money they spend in support of us will go. If you are interested in seeing our plans to expand existing trail systems and to build new ones in places like Sauk Prairie, New Glarus Woods, and the City of Madison, join today to demonstrate that.
And if that's not enough for you, when you join or renew in May you are entered for a chance to win a number of sweet prizes including a Pivot Cycles bike, a Western Spirit Cycling Adventures trip for two, BikeFlights.com shipping, a shopping spree at Jenson USA and a Showers Pass clothing package.
