Ally Directory

Idaho Falls Community Pathways is a non-profit group dedicated to making the Idaho Falls area safer, more accessible, and more welcoming for pedestrians, cyclists, and other people-powered forms of transportation. IFCP is Idaho Falls’ biggest advocate for walking and biking, and supports active transportation by promoting community events and transportation policies designed to improve the health and safety of our community.

Idaho Smart Growth has been working to help build communities that are healthy, safe, and resilient since 2000. ISG is a progressive and comprehensive resource center working towards a more sustainable pattern of growth in Idaho, with a focus on improving Idaho’s housing, transportation, and leadership, ensuring that our local communities are designed for the people living in them.

The Latah Trail Foundation is a non-profit organization that works to encourage and improve non-motorized transportation along the Latah Trail. Formerly the Moscow – Arrow railroad corridor, the transformed Latah Trail is ideal for biking, walking, and other forms of human-powered recreation and transportation. The Latah Trail Foundation is dedicated to building connections between communities and continuing to preserve and improve Idaho’s trail systems.

The North Idaho Centennial Trail Foundation is dedicated to maintaining and beautifying the 23-mile-long trail that connects the Idaho-Washington state line and Higgins Point, as well as creating and caring for other trails in Northern Idaho. NICTF regularly hosts and supports events that bring people together around the trail and encourage active outdoor recreation.

The Pend Oreille Pedalers is a bike club based in Sandpoint, Idaho that focuses on expanding opportunities for bicycling and outdoor recreation throughout the North Idaho Panhandle. POP works with the community to promote cycling and trail development through volunteer trail work opportunities, group rides, youth cycling programs, community events, and more.

Teton Valley Trails and Pathways is a non-profit organization working to create a connected network of trails and pathways throughout Teton Valley, Idaho. TVTAP helps build and maintain community pathways, public-land trails, and winter recreation trails, and also focuses on bringing the community together by organizing volunteer trail-work days, local events, educational activities, and more.

The Wood River Trails Coalition works to create, sustain, and maintain trail networks in the Wood River Valley. With over 400 miles of trails across central Idaho, the WRTC works with professional trail crews, volunteers, fundraisers, and public-land agencies to improve and expand access to trails for hikers, mountain bikers, horseback riders, and other outdoor recreationists.

Southwest Idaho Mountain Biking Association has worked for over three decades to expand trail access, preserve existing trails, and strengthen opportunities for mountain biking and other forms of outdoor recreation in Southwest Idaho. SWIMBA focuses on education and community engagement, offering skills clinics, bike-maintenance education, trail-etiquette resources and more with the goal of making mountain biking safer and more accessible.

BikeCDA is non-profit organization that focuses on bicycle advocacy and education in Northern Idaho, working with the local government and community partners to create bike-safe infrastructure and make cycling more practical and accessible. BikeCDA also has a mission to provide bicycles to people in need and has worked with local bicycle co-ops to help more residents benefit from cycling, whether for health, transport, or enjoyment.

The Boise Bicycle Project is a community-focused nonprofit that promotes the personal, social, and environmental benefits of bicycling. The BBP provides affordable refurbished bicycles, repair services, hands-on maintenance education, and programs that help people of all ages and backgrounds become more confident cyclists, creating a stronger cycling culture and improving health and transportation in Boise.

The Central Idaho Mountain Biking Association is dedicated to protecting, improving, and expanding mountain biking opportunities throughout Central Idaho by working with land managers, forest services, public agencies, and the local community. CIMBA also focuses on educating cyclists on safe practices and engaging and educating members on current policy issues relating to mountain biking and trail access.

The Lake City Trail Alliance is a nonprofit organization dedicated to creating and improving mountain biking opportunities in Northern Idaho. LCTA organizes volunteer trail-work opportunities and fundraising events, works with land-management agencies on trail projects, and promotes the responsible use of local trail systems by walkers, bikers, and hikers.