Code of Ethics for Trail Use and Membership:

1. Respect for Nature: Members should respect the natural environment, avoiding damage to flora and fauna and adhering to leave-no-trace principles.

2. Respect for Landowners: Recognize and honor the generosity of landowners by following all posted rules and maintaining the integrity of the property.

3. Trail Etiquette: Uphold proper trail etiquette, including yielding to others, avoiding trail blockages, and communicating politely with fellow riders.

4. Safety First: Prioritize safety by using appropriate gear, riding within one’s skill level, and following all safety guidelines and trail signs.

5. Community Engagement: Actively participate in community events, volunteer opportunities, and feedback mechanisms to support and improve the trail network.

6. Honesty and Integrity: Be truthful in interactions, respect membership terms, and avoid any form of cheating or dishonesty in competitions or events.

7. Inclusivity: Foster an inclusive environment where riders of all backgrounds and abilities feel welcome and supported.

8. Stewardship: Take an active role in maintaining trails, reporting issues, and participating in clean-up efforts to keep trails in excellent condition.

Membership Structure and Revenue Streams:

- **Tiered Memberships**: Offer different levels of membership (e.g., regional, statewide, national, international) with varying benefits.

- **Subscription Options**: Monthly, annual, and flexible passes like weekly or day passes.

- **Additional Revenue Streams**: Events and competitions, merchandising, partnerships, and advertising.