Project Inclusive aims to establish an ACCESS FOR ALL Trail system in Eagle, Idaho. This initiative will feature purpose-built adaptive trails designed to be accessible by everyone, including those using adaptive mountain bikes.

What We’re Building

The trail system will:

• Provide Access for All: A welcoming space for trail users of all abilities.
• Serve as a Launching Point: A hub for mountain bikers, including those riding adaptive bikes.
• Host Community Events: An inclusive venue for events, fostering connection and adventure.

A centerpiece of this project is Pavlis Park, named in honor of Kevin A. Pavlis, a dedicated member of the bicycle community and an adaptive athlete coach who passed away in 2009. Pavlis Park will serve as a memorial to Kevin’s legacy and his commitment to inclusivity in the biking world. Click here to learn more about Kevin.

Phase 1 of the project includes the construction of approximately five miles of trails. These trails will cater to all skill levels, offering progression opportunities for adaptive riders, from entry-level bikers to competitive athletes.

This initiative also serves as a model for inclusive outdoor recreation, promoting community health and enabling everyone to enjoy the scenic beauty of Idaho’s trails—regardless of socioeconomic status or ability.

How You Can Help

We are actively fundraising to bring this vision to life. Here’s how you can get involved:

Donate as an Individual

Every contribution makes a difference! Your donation will help us create the trail system and foster a more inclusive biking community.

• $20 funds trail marking signs.
• $50 supports water mitigation features to ensure trail sustainability.
• $100 helps build trail features like adaptive switchbacks.
• $200 supports a trail marking sign post.
• $1,000 funds a rollover cattleguard to support independent riding.

No matter how big or small, your donation makes an impact. Together, we’re creating pathways to nature for everyone. Donate today to support this project!

Corporate Partnership Opportunities

Are you a business, or know of one, looking to support inclusive outdoor recreation? Corporate donors can sponsor a portion of the project. For partnership inquiries, please contact us directly at info@swimba.org.

Spread the Word

You can also support Project Inclusive by sharing our mission with your friends, family, and colleagues. Let’s build a community that supports accessibility for all.

Major Milestones

SWIMBA Secures Easement from Avimor for Project Inclusive Adaptive Trail System  — December 18, 2024

SWIMBA is a 501(c)(3) organization. Donations are tax deductible to the extent allowable by the appropriate law.