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It's 100% free to ride and explore, but to build and maintain the trails costs a lot!
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ROTORUA MOUNTAIN BIKERS BALL
Friday, 18 October at Te Puia
Get ready for an epic night celebrating the trails we all love! This year, the Rotorua Trails Trust is the proud beneficiary of the Mountain Bikers Ball – and with more forest harvesting on the way, we’ll need every dollar we can to keep our trails world-class.
Tickets: $100
Early Bird Bonus: Buy before 23 September and go in the draw to win 2 nights at Karearea Nest, the stunning tiny house right in the Whakarewarewa Forest!
Your good night out = more funds to rebuild and maintain the trails we ride every week.
Grab your tickets now and help us keep Rotorua the mountain bike capital of the world.
https://www.eventbrite.co.nz/.../rotorua-mountain-bike...
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MAKE A DONATION
Whakarewarewa Forest is free to access for all, that's 5600 hectares and over 300km's of trails, for free! However, it costs a alot to maintain, so by giving a little, you get a lot!
Eligibility: Donations can be made by individuals over the age of 18 or those who have parental consent.
Tax Deductibility: Donations to Rotorua Trails Trust are eligible for tax deductions under New Zealand tax law, provided you receive a receipt. This is in accordance with the Income Tax Act 2007. The receipt will be issued after your donation is processed.
Non-Refundable: Donations are non-refundable. If you encounter an issue with your donation, please contact us directly for assistance. info@rotoruatrailstrust.co.nz
Charity Details
Legal name of the Charity: Rotorua Trails Trust
Registration number: CC52100
NZBN number: 9429043296293
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VIDEOS
RTT TV
RTT TV

Dipper Spotlight

Out of Office - New Hand-Built Trail in Rotorua

Triple Crown - Rotorua MTB Club

Black House Down - Interview with the builder
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