1. Stone Eater Bike Park - City of Lebanon, Indiana - IN.gov
The park is located 2 miles northwest of Lebanon on US 52 and will be free and open to public during regular park hours and each of the riding and venue areas ...
The City of Lebanon, Indiana is pleased to announce an innovative partnership with the National Interscholastic Cycling Association (NICA), the National governing body for Interscholastic Mountain Bike Racing in the United States, and award winning design firm Hilride Progression Development Group for the design and development of a world class bike park, destination trail system and professional mountain bike racing, competition and special event venue to be called the Stone Eater Bike Park.
2. Stone Eater Bike Park | Lebanon IN - Facebook
A reminder that Stone Eater Bike Park is exclusively for non-motorized vehicles. Approved activities include: bicycling, running, walking. Due to the ...
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3. Ground Broken on Trail-Building Phase at Stone Eater Bike Park
May 2, 2024 · The 110-acre former landfill is being transformed into a world class bike park with the help of Indiana Economic Development Corporation (IDEC) ...
“More Kids on Bikes” is the tagline and aspiration for the National Interscholastic Cycling Association (NICA). That phrase is also one step closer to becoming a reality for young people who live in Lebanon and surrounding areas, as ground was officially broken on the trail-building phase at Stone Eater Bike Park. The 110-acre former landfill is being transformed into a world class bike park with the help of Indiana Economic Development Corporation (IDEC) sponsored READI Grant funds, as well as American Rescue Plan, private sponsorship, and money from the city’s sanitation fund.
4. Life Behind Bars - Working with different entities to build a bike park
Aug 6, 2024 · Stone Eater Bike Park - Working w... Stone Eater Bike Park - Working ... Keywords. CyclingBikesBike Advocacy Bike Educationadventureoutside ...
Join Margaret and Kevin Krulik and Nap Lopes to talk about the NEW bike park in Lebanon, Indiana. The City of Lebanon, Indiana is pleased to announce an innovative partnership with the National Interscholastic Cycling Association (NICA), the National governing body for Interscholastic Mountain Bike Racing in the United States, and award winning design firm Hilride Progression Development Group for the design and development of a world class bike park, destination trail system and professional mountain bike racing, competition and special event venue to be called the Stone Eater Bike Park. (More About Chief Stone Eater) https://lebanon.in.gov/community/stone-eater-bike-park/The park is being designed from the ground up as a family friendly riding hub for the local community, a destination riding area for the more than 6 million mountain bike enthusiasts in the greater Midwest region and as a national model, event venue and training facility for NICA leagues, teams, coaches and student-athletes from around the country.Featuring 5-miles of innovative all weather, purpose built XC trails with plenty of berm turns and flowing terrain designed specifically for NICA sanctioned racing, training and special events, the park will also include 4 progression based bike park riding areas including; a kids track for the very youngest riders, a pump track, jump park, and skills area for riders of all ages, skills, and abilities who are looking to progress their skills to the next level.
5. Stone Eater Bike Park Makes Progress Toward Trail Completion
Apr 4, 2024 · Late last year, members of PumpTrax USA joined Kevin Krulik, Lebanon City Engineer, at the proposed Stone Eater Bike Park in October to explore ...
Progress has been steady for the creation of Stone Eater Bike Park in Lebanon with additional construction and developments planned throughout 2024. The City of Lebanon announced that the roads have been carved out at Stone Eater Bike park, and the location is being prepped for trail construc
6. City to build a $4.4 million park for $1.2 million - Lebanon Reporter
Apr 28, 2023 · Stone Eater Bike Park is named after a Native American war chief who operated in the area under the Tec*mseh Federation. He was a member of the ...
Lebanon is poised to get a $4.4 million bicycle park for $1.2 million in local money.
7. Stone Eater bike park receives Boone CVB tourism grant.
The Boone County CVB represented by Executive Director, Allyson Gutwein, was pleased to present a tourism development grant to Stone Eater bike park!
Posted on July 6, 2023 by Allyson Gutwein
8. Stone Eater Bike Park in Lebanon set to be Olympic feeder, builder says
May 3, 2024 · ... Stone Eater Bike Park. University bicyclists and even Olympians are expected to train here. Abandoned 40 years ago, the landfill at U.S. 52 ...
May 3—A world-class mountain biking park has arisen from Boone County's former trash dump. Generations of Hoosier children will learn the sport at Lebanon's Stone Eater Bike Park. University bicyclists and even Olympians are expected to train here. Abandoned 40 years ago, the landfill at U.S. 52 and County Road 400 North had become "a difficult environmental asset to manage," John Leitzel, ...
9. Four Wheeler Delays Stone Eater Bike Park Opening
Aug 21, 2024 · The City of Lebanon and the team at Stone Eater Bike Park announced that the park will remain closed for the next few months with an ...
The City of Lebanon and the team at Stone Eater Bike Park announced that the park will remain closed for the next few months with an expected opening date in October for community members to utilize the park to satisfy their biking needs. The team released a reminder for the community that Stone
10. Stone Eater Bike Park Cross Country and Skill Trails
Aug 23, 2023 · The Contract work provides for the Stone Eater Bike Park - Cross Country and Skill Trails - Natural Surface mountain bike trail construction ...
The Contract work provides for the Stone Eater Bike Park - Cross Country and Skill Trails - Natural Surface mountain bike trail construction and natural material mountain bike trail feature construction, for Lebanon, Indiana
