… predict how much, if at all, a mountain biker would increase, or decrease, his number of rides
to a site if its characteristics change. This has important implications for welfare economics. …

… ' trail preferences in order to estimate the benefits they derive … expressed that they would not
be willing to pay an entry fee. … This could make trail closures and expensive trail monitoring …

… yield relevant results through benefit transfer for decisions … activities, such as equestrianism,
mountain bike riding, hiking, et … Besides trip cost increase (price), we included several other …

… series of innovative choice experiments using travel cost parameters in … changes in trail
characteristics, trail closures, and access … where they went on their mountain bike outings, the par…

… This becomes problematic when determining differences in … impacts trail choice among
mountain biker as does trail length … Once the 21 days were over, the survey was closed and no …

… We use a face-to-face survey and discrete choice experiment … and registration fee, we are
able to quantify trail runners’ … park users such as mountain bikers, hikers, photographers etc. …

… from all over Europe, especially mountain bikers, due to its unique characteristics. However,
it was closed at the end of the … closures: Choice experiments and benefits transfer. Journal …

… We find, using choice experiments, that having a companion … were loops, all started at the
same elevation, were closed to … Solicitation e-mails were sent to possible mountain bikers …

… for mountain bikers. Results suggested that bikers are willing to pay an access fee with the
value depending on … By closing this message, you are consenting to our use of cookies. …

… Lastly, if access to a popular rock climbing site is closed, … If the price of a substitute site
were to increase, then we would … Site characteristics are also important when modeling the …