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Images Courtesy Christopher David Photography
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Overview
The Keene Bike Park is a joint project of Brattleboro-Keene NEMBA (BK-NEMBA) and the City of Keene, New Hampshire to provide a fun, family-oriented park where people of all ages can learn, play, and enjoy bike-related activities.
In 2020 the Brattleboro-Keene Chapter of the New England Mountain Bike Association (BK-NEMBA) designed, built, and donated the bike park to the City of Keene. The park provides a safe, fun, and challenging place for bike riders of all ages to learn and develop their mountain biking skills.
The park enhances an already vibrant mountain biking scene and serves as a destination for riders throughout New England. It also serves to attract new businesses to the City and benefits businesses when recruiting new employees to the area.
Visit our FAQ Page to learn more.
In 2020 the Brattleboro-Keene Chapter of the New England Mountain Bike Association (BK-NEMBA) designed, built, and donated the bike park to the City of Keene. The park provides a safe, fun, and challenging place for bike riders of all ages to learn and develop their mountain biking skills.
The park enhances an already vibrant mountain biking scene and serves as a destination for riders throughout New England. It also serves to attract new businesses to the City and benefits businesses when recruiting new employees to the area.
Visit our FAQ Page to learn more.
A Community Effort
Thank you to all our volunteers, sponsors and donors who made this happen! Visit our Gallery to see more images.
Brattleboro-Keene NEMBA
Brattleboro-Keene NEMBA was founded in 2009 as a chapter of the New England Mountain Bike Association in order to better advocate for improved access to trail networks in our region. BK-NEMBA currently has 117 members. The New England Mountain Bike Association (NEMBA) has 27 chapters and more than 5000 members throughout New England. Our mission is to promote responsible mountain biking and to protect and preserve New England trails and open spaces. Every year, NEMBA leads about a thousand recreational rides, runs hundreds of trail care events, and hosts about a dozen mountain bike festivals across New England.
Since 2009, the scope of our chapter has grown significantly. BK-NEMBA has a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the City of Keene to maintain trails throughout the city parks, and we also steward other trails in the Keene and Brattleboro area, including Stonewall Farm, Living Memorial Park in Brattleboro, and trails on other private lands.
Our chapter works in partnership with public and private landowners to improve access and build strong positive relationships with land managers.
Since 2009, the scope of our chapter has grown significantly. BK-NEMBA has a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the City of Keene to maintain trails throughout the city parks, and we also steward other trails in the Keene and Brattleboro area, including Stonewall Farm, Living Memorial Park in Brattleboro, and trails on other private lands.
Our chapter works in partnership with public and private landowners to improve access and build strong positive relationships with land managers.
Images Courtesy Mike Davern
