
Supporting the grassroots.
We are the only national charity in the United Kingdom supporting the development of mountain biking at the foundational level- the trail groups , volunteers and local organisations who make up the mountain biking community – we need the support of the entire community to make it work.

How it works
In very simple terms we intend to raise a lot then give it back to local projects.
And we’ve worked out a model to do that.

Our reinvestment
As a registered charity we’re bound by rules governing how cash can be raised and must be reinvested.

What’s in it for you?
We realise we’re asking you to support something that has never been done before and doing so requires a level of faith in the project overall.
Stories
Latest from The Trail Pot
Our latest updates, supporters, projects and developments, you’re with us every step of the way.
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Springing forward
Spring equinox feels like a good time to update on Trail Pot activity; the outdoors is waking up, there’s new growth everywhere and everything feels just that little bit more fresh.And so it goes with the Trail Pot; the outdoors industry is waking up to the opportunity, there’s new growth and as we look into
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PRESS RELEASE
23 FEBRUARY 2025 Trail Pot Seeks Investors to Build the Future of Mountain Biking The MTB industry is at a turning point, and Trail Pot is inviting investors to help lay the foundation for a stronger, more sustainable future. Our ready-to-go investment pack outlines a revolutionary funding model that reinvests strategically to support trails, communities,
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PRESS RELEASE
19 DECEMBER 2024 Trail Pot Announces First Official Supporter: Big on Bikes The Trail Pot is pleased to announce its first official supporter, Big on Bikes, in Little Eaton, Derbyshire. This partnership marks an important step forward in our plan to support grassroots mountain biking and advocate for better access, representation, and local trail initiatives.
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