Merci Magnifique Mont-Sainte-Anne!

What a kick off weekend!

Dig!t Trail Builders’ international expansion is officially underway, and above all, it has been positively received by the various players in our sport and the industry that surrounds it…

Whether you are riders, team managers, brand representatives, or simply passionate about trails and MTB, everyone was unanimous: the Dig!t Alliance is a positive movement that everyone seems to want to join.

Thank you to our current partners and those who will be joining the adventure soon.

We are taking a moment to settle everything and plan our next steps. We will be back on Friday, November 1 with more information about the next stage of our adventure…

A huge thank you to all our teammates who have joined forces with the Dig!t Trail Builder Alliance and to our partners who support us.

A wealth of useful resources can be found here...

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ADD DIG !T TO HOME SCREEN

Follow these easy steps to bookmark our web app and add it onto your phone's home screen.

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D!G_24 – 2025 Edition

What is the Dig_24 Heritage? Learn more about this landmark annual project that enables communities to leave a lasting legacy to their local organization...

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JOIN US FOR THE RIDE

Know more about the origin behind the 1st International Volunteer Trail Builders Alliance.

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DIG 101

In order to develop a community of trail builders who are highly motivated to maintain and develop your network, here are several ways to generate a powerful sense of belonging and strong volunteer engagement.

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TRAIL MAINTENANCE 101

Trail maintenance is rooted in hundreds of principles and techniques. Each technique applies to specific types of geology and is impacted by different physical constraints present on the trail.

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TRAIL CLEANING 101

Teach your volunteers these simple techniques. Your trails will inevitably be cleaner and safer. What's more, many Teammates (known as Cleaners or Gardeners) love to “clean up”, because it's a less demanding task that quickly pays off!