We Build, Enhance, and Protect Your Trails
Our mission at TASU is to build, enhance, and protect world-class recreational trail experiences for mountain bikers and outdoor enthusiasts in the Southern Utah region.
What TASU Does for You
Through partnerships, advocacy, education, government relations, fundraising, design and construction, TASU builds community commitment to creating and preserving trails that deliver sustainable, high-quality experiences for trail enthusiasts of all ages and abilities.
What we do for you:
Collaborate with government and private entities and other trail organizations
Build world-class trail networks that provide opportunities for all abilities, interests, and skill levels
Assist in the planning, design, and construction of new trails and trail opportunities in the area
Assist in maintaining current and future trails infrastructure, including preserving the trail objectives for which each trail was created
Educate current and future mountain bikers and other trail users on proper etiquette and trail sustainability
Provide the opportunity for community ownership in the trails system, including adopt-a-trail programs, scout and church projects, and other volunteer opportunities
Of course, we can’t do it alone. We’re a 100% volunteer run association. We rely on your generous donations to help fund our ongoing programs.
Why We Do What We Do
TRAILS CONNECT PEOPLE!
Mountain Biking and other outdoor recreation activities contribute to a healthy lifestyle that promotes strong community bonds and positively impacts the local economy.
As passionate and committed trail riders and builders, we recognize the need to balance the use, expansion and preservation of the unique natural resources at our doorstep.
To put it plainly, with the amount of use our trails endure, someone has to take care of them!!
We humbly serve our local, national and global mountain bike enthusiasts. We couldn’t fulfill our mission without our valued partners and sponsors.
And we can’t do it without YOU! Please consider supporting us.
Photo donated by Amy Osness Fine Arts