When our local bike shops, breweries, restaurants, and stores support COTA, they’re not just helping maintain and build the trails—we all ride—they’re investing in the very community that keeps their doors open. Well-maintained trails attract more riders, which means more people stopping in for a post-ride pint, grabbing a bite to eat, or picking up gear and repairs. It’s a cycle (no pun intended) that keeps our town’s outdoor culture alive and thriving. Without the trails, we lose the riders, and without the riders, local businesses miss out. Supporting COTA isn’t just good for the trails—it’s good for business.

Supporting COTA isn’t just about maintaining dirt—it’s about investing in a thriving community and economy. Well-built and well-maintained trails attract riders from all over, driving tourism, increasing outdoor recreation spending, and boosting local businesses from bike shops and breweries to hotels, retailers, and service providers. When businesses support COTA, they’re directly contributing to the region’s appeal as an outdoor destination, which brings in visitors, fuels economic growth, and strengthens the local workforce. Trails don’t just benefit riders—they benefit everyone who relies on a strong, vibrant community. Investing in COTA is investing in Central Oregon’s future.