Welcome to MountainBikeTx.com
We'll do our absolute best to provide the most accurate and concise collection of Texas mountain biking information and resources available in one place on the internet.
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With listings for 120+ trails and parks, 125+ bike shops and 20+ associations we are proud to proclaim that we are Texas' most comprehensive, online mountain bike resource!
The
goal of MountainBikeTx.com is to be the most up-to-date source
of information for trails and parks, local bike shops, and associations/clubs
throughout Texas; not just for Texans, but for those planning on paying
the Lone Star state a visit.
All of our content is completely FREE! We do not charge a penny for access to the information we provide, nor will we ever; but, most importantly, our information is actually accurate and, therefore, useful to you.
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News & Announcements
August 29-31 - Camp Eagle Classic Mountain Bike Festival (Camp Eagle)
September 13-14 - Sweet & Twisted Duathalon (click for more info)
September 27 -
National Public Lands Day (click for more info)
Note: select Texas for events currently scheduled or
register a new event
October 18 - 24 Hours of Dirt (click for more info)
New updates to the downloadable GPS files (24 August)
IMBA's Rules of the Trail adjusted - IMBA has been receiving lots of requests lately for clarification on the Rules of the Trail, especially regarding guidelines for yielding and passing. With the proliferation of one-way, bike-only and downhill-specific trails, they've made a few adjustments to the language. The basics remain unchanged: mountain bikers should strive to be responsible, low-impact and friendly trail users.
Added - Reviews and photos: Buffalo Springs Lake, Mae Simmons Park, and Palo Duro Canyon State Park.
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