Trail Keepers by Scenders.com transforms the way trail organizations fund their work — turning everyday bike part purchases into meaningful investments in trail maintenance and expansion. Discover how your community can benefit from this seamless affiliate program, designed by riders for riders.
Promote Your Link Widely
Use newsletters, social media, trail events, and even signage on trails to share your affiliate link. The more visibility, the greater the passive earnings.
Encourage Regular Gear Upgrades
Remind your community that routine maintenance and upgrades feed the trails too, making their purchases count twice.
Track Impact Monthly
Check your dashboard regularly to see earnings and conversion stats. Use these numbers to motivate your members with tangible impact stories.
Collaborate on Seasonal Promotions
Work with Scenders on co-branded campaigns during key seasons to boost sales and trail funding when the riding community is most active.
Trail Keepers: Power Your Community Trails with Every Purchase
Every mountain trail carved into the earth echoes the sweat and passion of riders who refuse to watch their playground fade. Scenders.com, a new cycling supply shop built by riders who know the pulse of the trail community, introduces Trail Keepers — an affiliate program that turns every bike part purchase into direct trail support. Imagine your organization fueling trail construction, maintenance, and conservation efforts without extra fundraising headaches — that’s what Trail Keepers offers.
Starting is straightforward: your trail organization applies, and Scenders sets up a custom affiliate link and dashboard. Share this link through newsletters, social media, or even trail signs. Your community rides, shops for from 6,900+ quality parts across 40+ premium brands, and all sales made through your link funnel 25% of profits back to you.
No gimmicks or loose promises — 25% of profits flow transparently, shown on a real-time dashboard so you can track clicks, conversions, and earnings. This passive fundraising model means no bake sales or events, just a practical way to support the trails your community already loves and rides every weekend.
What does that funding mean on the ground? With as little as $50 a month, you can cover supplies for a trail workday. Push it up to $200, and signage for new trail sections becomes possible. $500 helps hire seasonal trail crews on weekends, and $1,000+ funds major construction or reroutes — all growing as your link gains traction.
Trail Keepers welcomes any non-profit or volunteer groups focused on trail stewardship: SORBA and IMBA affiliates, conservancy groups, mountain bike clubs, and more. It strengthens community bonds by making shopping an act of stewardship, backed by co-branded promotions that amplify your visibility.
At its core, Trail Keepers reflects a shared commitment — your riders invest not only in their bikes but in the trail system itself. Scenders insists on transparency and meaningful reinvestment because trails thrive on trust, just like the riders who descend them.
Join Trail Keepers today and turn every gear upgrade into trail protection. Apply now at Scenders Trail Keepers — because every part purchased is every trail protected.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How does Trail Keepers ensure transparency of funds?
Scenders provides a custom partner dashboard where organizations can track clicks, conversions, and earnings in real-time, ensuring every dollar is accounted for and visible.
Is there any cost for my organization to join Trail Keepers?
No. The program is free for eligible trail organizations; you only need to apply and start sharing your affiliate link.
Can any type of cycling parts be purchased through the program?
Yes, Trail Keepers offers access to over 6,900 bicycle parts across 40+ premium brands, covering everything from drivetrains to suspension and protective gear.
What kind of organizations qualify for Trail Keepers?
Trail Keepers is open to registered non-profits or volunteer groups involved in trail building, maintenance, advocacy, or conservation, including chapters of SORBA, IMBA, and other similar groups.
How often are funds distributed to organizations?
Profits are tracked continuously, and distributions are made directly to partner organizations on a schedule outlined during onboarding.
Can the affiliate link be used for group orders or events?
Yes, any purchase through the unique link applies, whether individual or group orders. Promoting during events can boost your organization's earnings.
Recommended Gear
Reliable Bike Components
High-quality parts keep riders safe and efficient — purchasing through Trail Keepers benefits trails directly.
Trail Tools
Hand tools and supplies needed for maintenance days funded by Trail Keepers earnings.
Protective Gear
Safety equipment is a must-have for all trail rides and maintenance work.
Hydration Systems
Summer rides mean staying hydrated — gear upgrades like hydration packs also support trails via the affiliate link.
Local Insights
Hidden Gems
- "Tumalo Falls viewpoint nearby offers an accessible, scenic break for riders visiting Bend."
- "Phil's Trail System around Bend features lesser-known singletrack maintaining natural flow and flow."
Wildlife
- "Keep an eye out for mule deer and occasional river otters near mountain streams during rides."
- "Bird watchers will notice osprey nests close to water crossings along popular trails."
History
"Bend’s trail network grew from grassroots mountain bike clubs who worked alongside volunteers in the 1990s to create sustainable riding terrain."