NSMBA Community Survey: Supporting A North Shore Trails Strategy

Thank you for assisting the North Shore Mountain Bike Association (NSMBA) with understanding trail use and needs, in support of our development of a North Shore Trails Strategy that will guide the advocacy and trail management efforts of NSMBA.

This evaluation is an independent assessment conducted by Larose Research & Strategy. Your input to this survey is entirely anonymous - no personal identifiers are gathered. This survey should take less than ten minutes to complete, and you can skip specific questions if you choose.

As a way of saying "thank you" from NSMBA, you can enter a prize draw via an anonymous exit link at the end of this survey - this way your responses will be kept separate from your email address for the draw. NSMBA is offering four merch prize packs worth over $100 each (crew socks, hat, water bottle, other merch).

SECTION 1: DEMOGRAPHICS AND OVERALL PERCEPTIONS ON NSMBA

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* 1. Are you a member of the NSMBA?

Yes

Uncertain (I was before)

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* 2. What city do you live in?

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* 3. What is your usual riding style? Select all that apply.

Cross-country (XC)

Trail / all-mountain

Enduro

Downhill (DH)

Freeride

Dirt jumping / pump track

E-mountain biking

Gravel / adventure

Other (please specify)

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* 4. How would you describe your mountain biking skill level? Choose one.

Beginner (green mostly)

Intermediate (blue mostly)

Advanced (blue and black mostly)

Expert (black and double black)

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* 5. How many years have you been a member of NSMBA? Please estimate.

5-9

10+

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* 6. The NSMBA is one of North America's oldest mountain bike organizations, established in 1997 as a volunteer driven non-profit organization dedicated to caring for a sustainable trail network on the North Shore. We are the official trail organization for public access trails (not paid bike parks) on Mt. Fromme, Seymour, and Cypress. We have three main areas of purpose:

1. Preserve and enhance trail access for mountain biking.
2. Maintain, repair, and construct mountain bike trails.
3. Protect the environment and forest areas through sustainable trail management.

Overall, how aware are you of NSMBA and its activities? Choose the response that best represents your awareness?

Not at all aware

Slightly aware

Aware

Very aware

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* 7. How important are the following factors in your decision to be a member of NSMBA?

	Not important at all	Not important	Important	Very important
Provide funding support for trail maintenance	Provide funding support for trail maintenance Not important at all	Provide funding support for trail maintenance Not important	Provide funding support for trail maintenance Important	Provide funding support for trail maintenance Very important
Access to NSMBA member events	Access to NSMBA member events Not important at all	Access to NSMBA member events Not important	Access to NSMBA member events Important	Access to NSMBA member events Very important
Supporting trail related policy & advocacy efforts	Supporting trail related policy & advocacy efforts Not important at all	Supporting trail related policy & advocacy efforts Not important	Supporting trail related policy & advocacy efforts Important	Supporting trail related policy & advocacy efforts Very important
General connection to North Shore MTB community	General connection to North Shore MTB community Not important at all	General connection to North Shore MTB community Not important	General connection to North Shore MTB community Important	General connection to North Shore MTB community Very important
Receiving updates and information on trails / events / etc.	Receiving updates and information on trails / events / etc. Not important at all	Receiving updates and information on trails / events / etc. Not important	Receiving updates and information on trails / events / etc. Important	Receiving updates and information on trails / events / etc. Very important

Other (please specify)

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* 8. On a scale of 0 to 10, with 10 being the extremely satisfied, how satisfied are you overall with NSMBA?

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i We adjusted the number you entered based on the slider’s scale.

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* 9. Please provide a short (1-2 sentence) explanation for your response to the above question on satisfaction with NSMBA.

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* 10. NSMBA receives most of its operating revenues from memberships, grants, and donations. How satisfied are you with the following service areas of NSMBA in the past year?

	Very dissatisfied	Not satisfied	Satisfied	Very satisfied
Trail maintenance support / Trail Days events	Trail maintenance support / Trail Days events Very dissatisfied	Trail maintenance support / Trail Days events Not satisfied	Trail maintenance support / Trail Days events Satisfied	Trail maintenance support / Trail Days events Very satisfied
Policy development & advocacy for trail access	Policy development & advocacy for trail access Very dissatisfied	Policy development & advocacy for trail access Not satisfied	Policy development & advocacy for trail access Satisfied	Policy development & advocacy for trail access Very satisfied
Fiver races / community events	Fiver races / community events Very dissatisfied	Fiver races / community events Not satisfied	Fiver races / community events Satisfied	Fiver races / community events Very satisfied
Member communications / updates on trail conditions, events, etc.	Member communications / updates on trail conditions, events, etc. Very dissatisfied	Member communications / updates on trail conditions, events, etc. Not satisfied	Member communications / updates on trail conditions, events, etc. Satisfied	Member communications / updates on trail conditions, events, etc. Very satisfied

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* 11. What is your level of agreement with the following statement: "I trust NSMBA to represent trail users' interests effectively."

Strongly agree

Agree

Disagree

Strongly disagree

Please provide an explanation for your response.

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* 12. What is your level of agreement with the following statements about mountain biking on the North Shore

	Strongly disagree	Disagree	Agree	Strongly agree
It creates healthy, inclusive, and supportive communities	It creates healthy, inclusive, and supportive communities Strongly disagree	It creates healthy, inclusive, and supportive communities Disagree	It creates healthy, inclusive, and supportive communities Agree	It creates healthy, inclusive, and supportive communities Strongly agree
It benefits the North Shore economy through economic growth and job creation	It benefits the North Shore economy through economic growth and job creation Strongly disagree	It benefits the North Shore economy through economic growth and job creation Disagree	It benefits the North Shore economy through economic growth and job creation Agree	It benefits the North Shore economy through economic growth and job creation Strongly agree
It has taught me about the land and environment in the area	It has taught me about the land and environment in the area Strongly disagree	It has taught me about the land and environment in the area Disagree	It has taught me about the land and environment in the area Agree	It has taught me about the land and environment in the area Strongly agree
It improves my physical health and wellness	It improves my physical health and wellness Strongly disagree	It improves my physical health and wellness Disagree	It improves my physical health and wellness Agree	It improves my physical health and wellness Strongly agree
It improves my mental health and wellbeing	It improves my mental health and wellbeing Strongly disagree	It improves my mental health and wellbeing Disagree	It improves my mental health and wellbeing Agree	It improves my mental health and wellbeing Strongly agree

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* 13. How important was mountain biking and the trail networks in your decision to live on the North Shore or in Metro Vancouver?

Very important

Important

Not very important

Not at all important

SECTION 2: TRAIL USAGE AND PREFERENCES

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* 14. How long have you been using the North Shore trails?

<1 year

1-2 years

3-5 years

6-10 years

10+ years

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* 15. During a typical week, how may times do you ride (anywhere)

1-2

3-4

Daily or almost daily

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* 16. What types of activities do you participate in while using North Shore trails?

Mountain biking / bike riding (any type)

Trail running / hiking

Dog walking

Other (please specify)

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* 17. What are your usual modes of transportation to/from the trails?

	Often / freqeuently	Sometimes / occasionally	Never
Drive alone	Drive alone Often / freqeuently	Drive alone Sometimes / occasionally	Drive alone Never
Carpool	Carpool Often / freqeuently	Carpool Sometimes / occasionally	Carpool Never
Public transit	Public transit Often / freqeuently	Public transit Sometimes / occasionally	Public transit Never
Bike / ride	Bike / ride Often / freqeuently	Bike / ride Sometimes / occasionally	Bike / ride Never
Walk	Walk Often / freqeuently	Walk Sometimes / occasionally	Walk Never

Other (please specify)

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* 18. In a typical riding year, how often do you ride each of the following trail networks?

	Daily or almost daily	3-4 times per week	1-2 times per week	2-3 times per month	Once a month or less
Cypress	Cypress Daily or almost daily	Cypress 3-4 times per week	Cypress 1-2 times per week	Cypress 2-3 times per month	Cypress Once a month or less
Fromme	Fromme Daily or almost daily	Fromme 3-4 times per week	Fromme 1-2 times per week	Fromme 2-3 times per month	Fromme Once a month or less
Seymour	Seymour Daily or almost daily	Seymour 3-4 times per week	Seymour 1-2 times per week	Seymour 2-3 times per month	Seymour Once a month or less
Other North Shore Trails	Other North Shore Trails Daily or almost daily	Other North Shore Trails 3-4 times per week	Other North Shore Trails 1-2 times per week	Other North Shore Trails 2-3 times per month	Other North Shore Trails Once a month or less

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* 19. What difficulty of trails do you "typically" choose to ride on the North Shore? Select all that apply.

Beginner / Green

Intermediate / Blue

Advanced / Black

Expert / Hard Black and Double Black

SECTION 3: TRAIL NETWORK PRIORITIES AND NEEDS

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* 20. Please rate the following NSMBA initiatives in terms of their relative importance to you.

	Not important at all	Somewhat important	Important	Very important
Building new trails / expansion of trail networks	Building new trails / expansion of trail networks Not important at all	Building new trails / expansion of trail networks Somewhat important	Building new trails / expansion of trail networks Important	Building new trails / expansion of trail networks Very important
Maintaining current trails (focus on maintenance and upkeep)	Maintaining current trails (focus on maintenance and upkeep) Not important at all	Maintaining current trails (focus on maintenance and upkeep) Somewhat important	Maintaining current trails (focus on maintenance and upkeep) Important	Maintaining current trails (focus on maintenance and upkeep) Very important
Environmental conservation (invasive species removal, reclamation, etc.)	Environmental conservation (invasive species removal, reclamation, etc.) Not important at all	Environmental conservation (invasive species removal, reclamation, etc.) Somewhat important	Environmental conservation (invasive species removal, reclamation, etc.) Important	Environmental conservation (invasive species removal, reclamation, etc.) Very important
In-person events (Fivers, movie nights, other non-competitive events)	In-person events (Fivers, movie nights, other non-competitive events) Not important at all	In-person events (Fivers, movie nights, other non-competitive events) Somewhat important	In-person events (Fivers, movie nights, other non-competitive events) Important	In-person events (Fivers, movie nights, other non-competitive events) Very important
Building relationships with community organizations (First Nations, other non-profits, etc.)	Building relationships with community organizations (First Nations, other non-profits, etc.) Not important at all	Building relationships with community organizations (First Nations, other non-profits, etc.) Somewhat important	Building relationships with community organizations (First Nations, other non-profits, etc.) Important	Building relationships with community organizations (First Nations, other non-profits, etc.) Very important

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* 21. What type of trails should the NSMBA focus on developing / advocating for on Mt. Fromme?

	Not important at all	Somewhat important	Important	Very important
Beginner / progression trails	Beginner / progression trails Not important at all	Beginner / progression trails Somewhat important	Beginner / progression trails Important	Beginner / progression trails Very important
Intermediate flow trails	Intermediate flow trails Not important at all	Intermediate flow trails Somewhat important	Intermediate flow trails Important	Intermediate flow trails Very important
Advanced technical trails	Advanced technical trails Not important at all	Advanced technical trails Somewhat important	Advanced technical trails Important	Advanced technical trails Very important
Expert / extreme trails	Expert / extreme trails Not important at all	Expert / extreme trails Somewhat important	Expert / extreme trails Important	Expert / extreme trails Very important
Multi-use trails	Multi-use trails Not important at all	Multi-use trails Somewhat important	Multi-use trails Important	Multi-use trails Very important
Adaptive / accessible trails	Adaptive / accessible trails Not important at all	Adaptive / accessible trails Somewhat important	Adaptive / accessible trails Important	Adaptive / accessible trails Very important

Other (please specify)

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* 22. What type of trails should the NSMBA focus on developing / advocating for on Mt. Seymour?

	Not important at all	Somewhat important	Important	Very important
Beginner / progression trails	Beginner / progression trails Not important at all	Beginner / progression trails Somewhat important	Beginner / progression trails Important	Beginner / progression trails Very important
Intermediate flow trails	Intermediate flow trails Not important at all	Intermediate flow trails Somewhat important	Intermediate flow trails Important	Intermediate flow trails Very important
Advanced technical trails	Advanced technical trails Not important at all	Advanced technical trails Somewhat important	Advanced technical trails Important	Advanced technical trails Very important
Expert / extreme trails	Expert / extreme trails Not important at all	Expert / extreme trails Somewhat important	Expert / extreme trails Important	Expert / extreme trails Very important
Multi-use trails	Multi-use trails Not important at all	Multi-use trails Somewhat important	Multi-use trails Important	Multi-use trails Very important
Adaptive / accessible trails	Adaptive / accessible trails Not important at all	Adaptive / accessible trails Somewhat important	Adaptive / accessible trails Important	Adaptive / accessible trails Very important

Other (please specify)

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* 23. What type of trails should the NSMBA focus on developing / advocating for on Cypress?

	Not important at all	Somewhat important	Important	Very important
Beginner / progression trails	Beginner / progression trails Not important at all	Beginner / progression trails Somewhat important	Beginner / progression trails Important	Beginner / progression trails Very important
Intermediate flow trails	Intermediate flow trails Not important at all	Intermediate flow trails Somewhat important	Intermediate flow trails Important	Intermediate flow trails Very important
Advanced technical trails	Advanced technical trails Not important at all	Advanced technical trails Somewhat important	Advanced technical trails Important	Advanced technical trails Very important
Expert / extreme trails	Expert / extreme trails Not important at all	Expert / extreme trails Somewhat important	Expert / extreme trails Important	Expert / extreme trails Very important
Multi-use trails	Multi-use trails Not important at all	Multi-use trails Somewhat important	Multi-use trails Important	Multi-use trails Very important
Adaptive / accessible trails	Adaptive / accessible trails Not important at all	Adaptive / accessible trails Somewhat important	Adaptive / accessible trails Important	Adaptive / accessible trails Very important

Other (please specify)

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* 24. What is the single most important thing NSMBA should focus on in its North Shore Trails Strategy for the next five years?

SECTION 4: VOLUNTEER ENGAGEMENT

The NSMBA contributed 11,000 hours to the trail network in 2025. This is the equivalent of nearly seven (7) full time workers over a year.

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* 25. How many trail days did you attend in the past year? Please estimate.

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* 26. What prevents you from participating more in trail days? Select all that apply.

Time/schedule conflicts

Don't know how to sign up

Physical limitations

Don't know what to expect

Location / transportation

Other (please describe)

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* 27. What could NSMBA do to increase trail day participation?

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* 28. Which of the following NSMBA volunteer opportunities would you be interested in supporting? Select all that apply.

Trail building / maintenance

Event support

First aid

Committee work

Board of Directors

Youth programs

Administrative support

Other (please describe)

SECTION 5: EVENTS AND COMMUNITY PROGRAMS

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* 29. How satisfied are you with NSMBA events on a scale of 0 to 10? (skip question if you haven't attended NSMBA events recently)

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i We adjusted the number you entered based on the slider’s scale.

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* 30. Which NSMBA events did you participate in during the 2025/26 season? Select all that apply.

Fivers

Youth Fivers

Women's+ Enduro

Community Open House

AGM

Trail Days

None

Other (please describe)

SECTION 6: COMMUNICATION AND INFORMATION

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* 31. On a scale of 0-10 how effective do you think NSMBA's communication channels are?

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i We adjusted the number you entered based on the slider’s scale.

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* 32. If you have a great idea for an event we could consider hosting, please share it here.

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* 33. What are your preferred methods of receiving NSMBA updates and information? Select all that apply.

Email newsletter

Instagram

Facebook

In-person events

Trailhead area posters

Other (please describe)

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* 34. What type of information do you look for on our channels? Select all that apply.

Trail conditions / closures

Event information

Volunteer opportunities

Trail building projects / updates

Membership information

Organizational updates/news

Other (please specify)

DEMOGRAPHIC INFORMATION

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* 35. What year were you born?

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* 36. What gender do you identify as?

Man

Woman

Non-binary / gender diverse

Prefer not to say

Self identify

TRAIL STRATEGY DETAILS AND ECONOMIC IMPACT DATA

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* 37. In general when choosing a riding destination, how important are the following factors in your decision?

	Not important at all	Slightly important	Moderately important	Important	Very Important
Diverse trail options within the network	Diverse trail options within the network Not important at all	Diverse trail options within the network Slightly important	Diverse trail options within the network Moderately important	Diverse trail options within the network Important	Diverse trail options within the network Very Important
Scenic value of trails	Scenic value of trails Not important at all	Scenic value of trails Slightly important	Scenic value of trails Moderately important	Scenic value of trails Important	Scenic value of trails Very Important
Proximity of trails to your home	Proximity of trails to your home Not important at all	Proximity of trails to your home Slightly important	Proximity of trails to your home Moderately important	Proximity of trails to your home Important	Proximity of trails to your home Very Important
Availability of facilities (parking, restrooms)	Availability of facilities (parking, restrooms) Not important at all	Availability of facilities (parking, restrooms) Slightly important	Availability of facilities (parking, restrooms) Moderately important	Availability of facilities (parking, restrooms) Important	Availability of facilities (parking, restrooms) Very Important
Lack of crowding (not too busy)	Lack of crowding (not too busy) Not important at all	Lack of crowding (not too busy) Slightly important	Lack of crowding (not too busy) Moderately important	Lack of crowding (not too busy) Important	Lack of crowding (not too busy) Very Important
Technical features (jumps, drops, technical descents)	Technical features (jumps, drops, technical descents) Not important at all	Technical features (jumps, drops, technical descents) Slightly important	Technical features (jumps, drops, technical descents) Moderately important	Technical features (jumps, drops, technical descents) Important	Technical features (jumps, drops, technical descents) Very Important
Designated pet-friendly trails	Designated pet-friendly trails Not important at all	Designated pet-friendly trails Slightly important	Designated pet-friendly trails Moderately important	Designated pet-friendly trails Important	Designated pet-friendly trails Very Important
Clear and accurate signage	Clear and accurate signage Not important at all	Clear and accurate signage Slightly important	Clear and accurate signage Moderately important	Clear and accurate signage Important	Clear and accurate signage Very Important
Well-maintained trails	Well-maintained trails Not important at all	Well-maintained trails Slightly important	Well-maintained trails Moderately important	Well-maintained trails Important	Well-maintained trails Very Important

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* 38. Now, for the same factors, how SATISFIED are you when riding on the North Shore overall?

	Not satisfied at all	Slightly satisfied	Moderately satisfied	Satisfied	Very satisfied
Diverse trail options within the network	Diverse trail options within the network Not satisfied at all	Diverse trail options within the network Slightly satisfied	Diverse trail options within the network Moderately satisfied	Diverse trail options within the network Satisfied	Diverse trail options within the network Very satisfied
Scenic value of trails	Scenic value of trails Not satisfied at all	Scenic value of trails Slightly satisfied	Scenic value of trails Moderately satisfied	Scenic value of trails Satisfied	Scenic value of trails Very satisfied
Proximity of trails to your home	Proximity of trails to your home Not satisfied at all	Proximity of trails to your home Slightly satisfied	Proximity of trails to your home Moderately satisfied	Proximity of trails to your home Satisfied	Proximity of trails to your home Very satisfied
Availability of facilities (parking, restrooms)	Availability of facilities (parking, restrooms) Not satisfied at all	Availability of facilities (parking, restrooms) Slightly satisfied	Availability of facilities (parking, restrooms) Moderately satisfied	Availability of facilities (parking, restrooms) Satisfied	Availability of facilities (parking, restrooms) Very satisfied
Lack of crowding (not too busy)	Lack of crowding (not too busy) Not satisfied at all	Lack of crowding (not too busy) Slightly satisfied	Lack of crowding (not too busy) Moderately satisfied	Lack of crowding (not too busy) Satisfied	Lack of crowding (not too busy) Very satisfied
Technical features (jumps, drops, technical descents)	Technical features (jumps, drops, technical descents) Not satisfied at all	Technical features (jumps, drops, technical descents) Slightly satisfied	Technical features (jumps, drops, technical descents) Moderately satisfied	Technical features (jumps, drops, technical descents) Satisfied	Technical features (jumps, drops, technical descents) Very satisfied
Designated pet-friendly trails	Designated pet-friendly trails Not satisfied at all	Designated pet-friendly trails Slightly satisfied	Designated pet-friendly trails Moderately satisfied	Designated pet-friendly trails Satisfied	Designated pet-friendly trails Very satisfied
Clear and accurate signage	Clear and accurate signage Not satisfied at all	Clear and accurate signage Slightly satisfied	Clear and accurate signage Moderately satisfied	Clear and accurate signage Satisfied	Clear and accurate signage Very satisfied
Well-maintained trails	Well-maintained trails Not satisfied at all	Well-maintained trails Slightly satisfied	Well-maintained trails Moderately satisfied	Well-maintained trails Satisfied	Well-maintained trails Very satisfied

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* 39. Thinking about the future of North Shore trails, how important are the following infrastructure priorities?

	Not important at all	Somewhat important	Important	Very important
More beginner-intermediate trails and progression zones	More beginner-intermediate trails and progression zones Not important at all	More beginner-intermediate trails and progression zones Somewhat important	More beginner-intermediate trails and progression zones Important	More beginner-intermediate trails and progression zones Very important
Improved trailhead facilities (parking, washrooms, signage)	Improved trailhead facilities (parking, washrooms, signage) Not important at all	Improved trailhead facilities (parking, washrooms, signage) Somewhat important	Improved trailhead facilities (parking, washrooms, signage) Important	Improved trailhead facilities (parking, washrooms, signage) Very important
Better wayfinding and trail maps (physical and digital)	Better wayfinding and trail maps (physical and digital) Not important at all	Better wayfinding and trail maps (physical and digital) Somewhat important	Better wayfinding and trail maps (physical and digital) Important	Better wayfinding and trail maps (physical and digital) Very important
Enhanced trail maintenance and drainage	Enhanced trail maintenance and drainage Not important at all	Enhanced trail maintenance and drainage Somewhat important	Enhanced trail maintenance and drainage Important	Enhanced trail maintenance and drainage Very important
New cross-mountain or long-distance trail connections	New cross-mountain or long-distance trail connections Not important at all	New cross-mountain or long-distance trail connections Somewhat important	New cross-mountain or long-distance trail connections Important	New cross-mountain or long-distance trail connections Very important
E-bike compatible trails and designated zones	E-bike compatible trails and designated zones Not important at all	E-bike compatible trails and designated zones Somewhat important	E-bike compatible trails and designated zones Important	E-bike compatible trails and designated zones Very important
Improved public transit links to trailheads	Improved public transit links to trailheads Not important at all	Improved public transit links to trailheads Somewhat important	Improved public transit links to trailheads Important	Improved public transit links to trailheads Very important
Emergency access and safety infrastructure on trails	Emergency access and safety infrastructure on trails Not important at all	Emergency access and safety infrastructure on trails Somewhat important	Emergency access and safety infrastructure on trails Important	Emergency access and safety infrastructure on trails Very important

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* 40. All trails on the North Shore are located within the unceded territories of the Squamish and Tsleil-Waututh Nations. What are some ways that you think NSMBA should explore to help share Indigenous culture and history in trail areas.

	Not important at all	Not very important	Important	Very Important
Indigenous place names and language on (some) trail signage	Indigenous place names and language on (some) trail signage Not important at all	Indigenous place names and language on (some) trail signage Not very important	Indigenous place names and language on (some) trail signage Important	Indigenous place names and language on (some) trail signage Very Important
Interpretive information about First Nations cultural and ecological knowledge along trails	Interpretive information about First Nations cultural and ecological knowledge along trails Not important at all	Interpretive information about First Nations cultural and ecological knowledge along trails Not very important	Interpretive information about First Nations cultural and ecological knowledge along trails Important	Interpretive information about First Nations cultural and ecological knowledge along trails Very Important
Partnership with local Nations on trail planning and stewardship	Partnership with local Nations on trail planning and stewardship Not important at all	Partnership with local Nations on trail planning and stewardship Not very important	Partnership with local Nations on trail planning and stewardship Important	Partnership with local Nations on trail planning and stewardship Very Important
Cultural events, guided experiences, or storytelling tied to trail areas	Cultural events, guided experiences, or storytelling tied to trail areas Not important at all	Cultural events, guided experiences, or storytelling tied to trail areas Not very important	Cultural events, guided experiences, or storytelling tied to trail areas Important	Cultural events, guided experiences, or storytelling tied to trail areas Very Important
Acknowledgment of Indigenous land values in NSMBA communications	Acknowledgment of Indigenous land values in NSMBA communications Not important at all	Acknowledgment of Indigenous land values in NSMBA communications Not very important	Acknowledgment of Indigenous land values in NSMBA communications Important	Acknowledgment of Indigenous land values in NSMBA communications Very Important

Please provide any additional comments related to this topic.

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* 41. What type of business or economic opportunities related to North Shore mountain biking would you like to see (further) developed? Select the TOP THREE opportunities.

Guided mountain biking tours

Skills clinics

Equipment rental services (bikes, e-bikes, gear) at or near trailheads

Shuttle services to trailheads

Post-ride hospitality (cafes, brewpubs, food trucks near trails)

Bike friendly accommodation packages for visiting riders

Indigenous-led cultural and ecological trail experiences

Youth and family mountain biking programs

Trail maintenance and building as a social enterprise / employment program

Other (please describe)

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* 42. Approximately how much did you personally spend on the following mountain biking related items in Metro Vancouver in the past 12 months?

Local transportation and fuel to/from trailheads

Mountain bike equipment purchases (bikes, frames, parts)

Maintenance and bike servicing

Equipment rental or guiding services

Food and beverage pre/post ride

Apparel and gear (clothing, helmets, protection)

Race/event entry fees

NSMBA membership and donations

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