This bill creates a new grant program to fund outdoor recreation projects in rural communities as a way to boost economic development. The legislation authorizes $37.5 million annually from 2024 through 2028 for grants through the Economic Development Administration to support activities like trails, parks, and recreational facilities in rural areas. Additionally, the bill requires the federal government to develop training programs and educational materials to help rural businesses and communities understand and access existing funding opportunities for outdoor recreation projects, with these resources made available both online and in person. The bill also strengthens an existing Agriculture Department program focused on recreation economy development in rural areas by connecting it with other federal agencies and establishing a competitive grant program, with at least half of the $12.5 million annual budget going directly to grants. The training and grant programs are designed to help rural communities, small businesses, and regional development organizations access the resources needed to develop outdoor recreation as an economic development strategy.