They don't cost cities much, are often built or maintained by volunteers and provide users a chance to shred banked turns and bail from jumps. And no, those are not culinary or aviation skills.

New data released Tuesday shows a clearer picture on how many multi-use trail networks exist across the country. This comes as more federal, state and local money is being funneled into building more ...

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