GROUP RIDES
Group Rides Schedule
Use the tool below to filter rides by level, type of ride, and/or month. If you are not sure about which level is right for you, read more about it on the Ride Levels page.
Never Evers
Group Ride
5/15/23
6:00 PM
Bear Creek Regional Park
Never Evers
Skills Clinic
5/22/23
6:00 PM
Bear Creek Regional Park
Beginner
Group Ride
5/25/23
6:00 PM
Red Rock Canyon Open Space
Never Evers
Group Ride
5/25/23
6:00 PM
Red Rock Canyon Open Space
Beginner
Group Ride
6/1/23
6:00 PM
Bear Creek Regional Park
Beginner
Trail Skills Ride
6/1/23
6:00 PM
Bear Creek Regional Park
Never Evers
Group Ride
5/20/23
9:00 AM
Bluestem Prairie Open Space
Beginner
Skills Clinic
5/22/23
6:00 PM
Bear Creek Regional Park
Beginner
Trail Skills Ride
5/25/23
6:00 PM
Red Rock Canyon Open Space
Begintermediate
Group Ride
6/1/23
6:00 PM
Bear Creek Regional Park
Intervanced
Group Ride
6/1/23
6:00 PM
Red Rock Canyon Open Space
Advanced
Group Ride
6/1/23
6:00 PM
Red Rock Canyon Open Space
Find out more about the meeting locations.
FAQs
What are rides like?
We want our group rides to be a place you can come to be with friends. We have a no drop policy, so we will not leave anyone behind. Unless otherwise listed, Group rides start at 6 pm and typically end around 8 pm. Please meet at 5:45 at the designated lot.
What should I bring on a ride?
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A mountain bike in safe and working order
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A helmet
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Water, snacks, sunscreen and a small repair kit if you have one
Why do I have to sign up for rides?
The WMBA community has grown tremendously over the years, and we want to make sure that our growth is sustainable. By limiting group ride sizes at each location, our impact will be felt less by each park. Smaller group sizes should also allow for a better experience on the trail for all of our members.
It is also the policy of Colorado Springs Parks and Recreation that group rides with more than 100 people are considered special events, and special events are not permitted at parks that are TOPS properties. The WMBA Board of Directors worked in conjunction with COS Parks and Recreation to make sure that WMBA is acting in good faith as community partners to protect the trails that we all enjoy riding on.