Tallahassee Mountain Biking Association

Tallahassee Mountain Biking Association

The Tallahassee Mountain Biking Association Presents

• PLANNED RIDES
• SIX TRAIL SYSTEMS
• SKILLS CLINICS
• LADIES RIDES
• PUMP TRACK CHALLENGE
• CAMPING
• MEALS
• LIVE MUSIC
• BEER GARDEN
• GOOD PEOPLE, GREAT TIMES!

Plan to attend the first annual Tallahassee Trail Festival, March 20-22, 2020. This three-day weekend event will be geared up & fun for adults of all ages. Stayed tuned to our Facebook page and website for registration details coming closer to the end of the year.

Your TMBA

Affiliated with the Southern Off-road Bicycle Association (SORBA) and the International Mountain Bike Association, this local, member-driven club exists to protect access to trails, advocate for new trail development, host events large and small, and in general have a good time doing what we love, riding mountain bikes.

Trail Work

TMBA volunteers, in cooperation with land managers (COT, Leon County, State and Federal government) manage and maintain our trails according to best practice guidelines developed and taught by IMBA.

Group Rides

From standing weekly rides to audacious annual events, TMBA is rolling out from somewhere and welcomes riders of any skill level to get involved.

Check the calendar for the next ride →

• Be the powerful voice necessary to create alliances in the community
• Work collectively with landowners/land managers to expand trails
• Build strong relationships with other local clubs to accomplish common goals

• Inspire volunteer participation to build and maintain trails
• Expand the area’s trails by creating alliances with landowners having trail potential
• Promote the benefits of trails with elected officials and government staff

• Build community by integrating mountain biking into the Tallahassee area’s culture
• Promote a healthier community by removing barriers preventing people from riding
• Promote environmental awareness by encouraging use of the state’s natural resources

• Provide rides of varying skill levels to encourage participation
• Inspire new riders by providing beginner clinics and rides
• Provide travel opportunities so riders have the ability to explore other Southeastern trails