Here’s the skinny: Bailey Mountain Bike Park is specifically designed to serve the global mountain bike market as a dedicated year-round, world-class downhill mountain biking facility. It consists of 140 acres of pristine downhill riding terrain with 1,000 feet of elevation. We are actively building trails and ride features and will eventually–within the year–offer camping and camping cabins and a full-service bike store with rentals.
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As a sustainable tourism product, we are dedicated to providing an ecologically sound adventure experience that not only features the remarkable topography of rural Western North Carolina (just 19 miles North of Asheville) but also exists to reinvigorate an otherwise neglected land parcel with new habitat and green spaces in conjunction with the development of a thriving, market-wise, ecologically friendly business.
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The purchase of the land and establishment of Bailey Mountain Bike Park was funded in cooperation with Natural Capital Investment Fund, the green business lending arm of The Conservation Fund. They help entrepreneurs like us fund businesses that create lasting jobs and community wealth while using natural resources responsibly.
So, why should you support Bailey Mountain Bike Park?
5 good reasons:
A note about RocketHub. RocketHub is a crowd sourcing site. It is not an investment or charity. It is an exchange: funds from supporters for goods from Bailey Mountain Bike Park. It is a “keep what I raise” funding mechanism: if we don’t reach our goal we still keep what we raise from your contributions to be used for the park.
We have created some awesome “goods” as rewards and in recognition of your support. No matter what amount you can contribute we appreciate your support and encourage you to watch our progress on the Bailey Mountain Bike Park Facebook page and by visiting our website, BaileyMountainWNC.com.
Thanks for reading about our cause. We appreciate your generosity and shared vision!
“It’s a great day on the Mountain.”
The Team at Bailey Mountain Bike Park