Trail Notes - Official Trailer Release

Trail Notes is a collection of stories capturing the lifestyles of passionate mountainbikers from the Southern Hemisphere Mecca of Rotorua, New Zealand and the infamous trails of the Whakarewarewa forest. The film follows four unique individuals and showcases their stories of how mountainbiking captivated their lives and what has drawn them to the sport and the intoxicating location of the forest. Each of these interconnected stories creates a tapestry of the local scene that mimics the winding trails. These stories of personal battles, commitment and passion to the sport of mountainbiking, illustrate both the individual and collective culture that these trails breed.   The film will be officially released in early 2012 and made available online free through Vimeo. The global online release will be showcased by Pinkbike.com following screenings in New Zealand and Australia. Thanks to the generous support of our sponsors this film is being made freely available to the global mountainbike community, so please support the companies that have supported us as filmmakers and mountainbikers. For more information on the films release date please check out trailnotesfilm.com If you are interested in hosting a local screening of the film to benefit your local mountainbike club or trail building efforts, please contact us at: info@cadreproductions.com   Cadre Productions & Destination Rotorua Present: 'Trailnotes' In Association With: Yeti Cycles NZ, Pinkbike.com, Spoke Magazine, Freeload, Nature Valley, Torpedo7.com   A Film By: Nick Stevenson Featuring: Vanessa Quin, Craig Pattle, Gaz Sullivan & Red McHale   trailnotesfilm.com cadreproductions.com

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