Twin Peaks Bike Park NAMBA's Flagship Project
Japan's Largest Free-to-Ride MTB Park
Growth Timeline
Kutchan town grants permission to rent land for Twin Peaks Bike Park. With a COVID-shortened build window, we still finish 4.4km of trail under a 1m width restriction, without cutting down a single tree in the preservation forest.
We gamble on an aggressive build window and plan an additional 6km of trail. The build completes on time, the fastest project Allegra had ever worked on. Twin Peaks opens to the public in September.
A handwork-heavy year. We finish off Taki Tech, the region's first double-black, and open up the entrance to Taki Trail (black). The top section of Cruise Control also comes in. Network reaches 13.8km.
Cruise Control finishes and quickly becomes the park's most popular trail. Niseko's first jump line opens too, paired with a dedicated climb trail for hot laps. Network reaches 17.8km. Work begins on the lower west climb.
The lower west climb finishes, and the region's first green downhill opens to pair with it. Both trails are still open for sponsorship.
Year-by-year Growth
NAMBA's Role
- Designing the masterplan and regional trail network
- Raising and managing community funding
- Trail design, build, and ongoing maintenance
- Day-to-day operations and rider experience
The Allegra Partnership
100% Community-Funded
