In August 2020, Amherst Mountain Biking Club Vice President Carter Massie works his bike on the obstacle course in the L. Barnes Brockman, Sr. Business and Industrial Park in Amherst.
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Amherst Mountain Biking Club Vice President Carter Massie, left, and Jaclyn Roudabush head up the first hill on the newly established Rutledge Creek Trails.
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Tim Ware unloads his trail bike while getting set to ride with the Amherst Mountain Biking Club riders on Aug. 10, 2020.
File photo by Lee Luther Jr., for the News & Advance
Amherst Mountain Biking Club member Paul Motely gets ready to ride on the new bike trail on Monday, Sept. 30, 2019 at L. Barnes Brockman, Sr. Business & Industrial Park.
Nearly three years after Amherst Town Council approved a 20-year lease with the Amherst Mountain Biking Club for use of land in business park, the club gave town officials a recent update on the progress in building trails and establishing a more robust cycling community.
In August 2020, Amherst Mountain Biking Club Vice President Carter Massie works his bike on the obstacle course in the L. Barnes Brockman, Sr. Business and Industrial Park in Amherst.
Amherst Mountain Biking Club Vice President Carter Massie, left, and Jaclyn Roudabush head up the first hill on the newly established Rutledge Creek Trails.
Amherst Mountain Biking Club member Paul Motely gets ready to ride on the new bike trail on Monday, Sept. 30, 2019 at L. Barnes Brockman, Sr. Business & Industrial Park.
