What we’re about
We are a group of riders that enjoy and are very passionate about mountain biking and all aspects of it. We believe in riding within a group for camaraderie, fun, knowledge and most importantly safety while out on the trails. Everyone that starts a ride with us will finish. Struggling or been off the bike for a while? No Worries!! The group who shows up to ride will always determine the pace. We will make sure everyone that shows up to ride has a fun and enjoyable time. We want to help you get better, faster and stronger! You get out of mountain biking as much or as little as you put into it!!
Many of our rides take place on the beautiful trails that Orange County has to offer. Additionally we are now starting to expand and offer rides in LA area, the Inland Empire and all the way down to San Diego County. Some of our favorite spots to ride are Fullerton Loop, Santiago Oaks, Whiting Ranch, Aliso and Woods Canyon and El Moro (Crystal Cove), Sycamore Canyon, Box Springs, Skyline, Chino Hills State Park, Big Bear and so on. In addition to this we occasionally will plan weekend getaways, as well as hit up trails that other places in So Cal and beyond have to offer.
So what are you waiting for? Come and judge for yourself. We encourage and welcome anyone and everyone to join us on our rides. Have ideas or want to ride somewhere? Drop us a line and we’ll make it happen.
"Sleep. Work. Eat. Ride and Repeat!"
DISCLAIMER
***The Organizer, Assistant Organizers, Event Organizers, and Ride Leaders in this group are not professional guides. The function of the organizer(s) is only to organize the meetup. Each person who signs up for an event is responsible for their own safety. By signing up for any event organized by this group, you are acknowledging that you are aware of the risks, dangers and hazards associated with any outdoor activity and freely accept and fully assume all such risks, dangers and hazards. In addition, you further agree to release and discharge the Organizer, Assistant Organizers, Event Organizers, Ride Leaders of the All Mountain Trail Riders Meetup Group from and against any and all liability arising from your participation in the group activities.***
Featured event
🚴 SAT 11/08 - TUES 11/11 | ST. GEORGE UTAH | ADVANCED BLUE LEVEL 🚴
What's up party people in the place to be!?!?! Who is ready for this year's epic AMTR Fall Road Trip? I plan on driving up Friday afternoon/evening, riding Saturday, Sunday, Monday, and driving back on Tuesday.
Utah is an outdoor enthusiast’s paradise with beautiful national parks, equally stunning state parks, a ton of BLM land, and not to mention some of the best technical mountain bike trails in the country. Moab is usually the first place that comes to mind when riders think of Utah mountain biking destinations, but the trails in SW Utah are equally as majestic offering a greater variety of terrain and riding styles than Moab. There are technical mesa rides, flowy singletrack desert rides, a bike skills park, and the area is even home to the legendary Redbull Rampage.
My favorite thing about the area, compared to other nearby destinations like Sedona, is the solitude. Most of the tourists are heading for Zion, leaving the mountain bike trails free of the hustle and bustle that is prevalent in Sedona. No traffic jams here folks.
TENTATIVE SCHEDULE
*Rides Subject to Change
SAT 11/08: Little Creek Mesa
14+ miles | 1,000+ feet | Blue/Black
Gooseberry Mesa is the premiere trail in the region, but for my money ... Little Creek Mesa is the best trail in the area. Locals don't like to talk about it. There is no sign off the main road. There are no signs along the maze of 4.5 miles of dirt roads it takes to get to the trailhead. There is no sign at the trailhead.
SUN 11/09: Little Creek Mesa
10+ miles | 1,000+ feet | Blue/Black
*Another of the famous mesa trails in the area. The Whole Guacamole is located not too far outside of Zion National Park. You will ride through forests of pinion, juniper, other assorted brush, and even a petrified forest. The trail features a mix of technical singletrack, slickrock, and other technical rock feature epicness. Enjoy stunning views of Zion National Park, Gooseberry Mesa, and the Virgin River watershed. *
MON 11/10: TBD (Zen, Gooseberry, JEM)
I am not sure on the last ride, yet.
ADVANCED BLUE LEVEL RIDE
You have a strong understanding and practice with braking, shifting, cornering, and descending skills. You can navigate variable terrain at a good pace. You are confident and comfortable riding singletrack trails and can easily navigate roots, rocks, mud, sand, and creek crossings. You are capable of a front wheel and rear wheel lift and can put the two together to navigate over obstacles. You are fairly confident on steep climbs and descents, but you may walk sections on Black or Double Black trails.
LINK TO AMTR RIDING LEVELS CHART
LIABILITY RELEASE & WAIVER
If you are new to AMTR, please bring a signed and completed waiver to the ride for the ride leader or email it to: AMTR.Meetup@gmail.com. You will be asked to sign a Waiver if you do not have one on file. If you refuse to sign, you cannot join the meetup event.
READ, SIGN, AND EMAIL YOUR WAIVER
BIKING ESSENTIALS
Please bring your own biking essential needs like tools, pump, hydration pack, chain link, gloves, energy gel/bar, snacks, camera, and most importantly a HELMET. Knee and elbow pads are NOT required but are suitable for extra protection.
DISCLAIMER
The Organizer, Assistant Organizers, Volunteers, Ride leaders, and Event Organizers in this group are not professional guides. The function of the organizer(s) is only to organize the meetup. Everyone who signs up for a trip/meetup/outing is responsible for their own safety. By signing up for a ride, or any other event organized by this group, you are acknowledging that you are aware of the risks, dangers, and hazards associated with any outdoor activity and freely accept and fully assume all such risks, dangers, and hazards. In addition, you further agree to release and discharge the Organizer and Assistant Organizers of the All Mountain Trail Riders Meetup Group from and against any and all liability arising from your participation in the group activities.
Upcoming events
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🎃10/26 SUN 8:30 COSTUME RIDE 2 *CANYON VIEW* ALISO WOODS-2 RIDE OPTION🎃
CANYON VIEW STAGING AREA- CANYON VIEW PARK, 22124 Utility Access, ALISO VIEJO, ca, USCostume Ride Part 2 - SUNDAY
**LOCATION UPDATE-MEET AT CANYON VIEW**
Roll 8:45 am // Distance 10+ miles // Elevation 1,500+ feet
2 Ride Options.
Blue Level - Up Cholla towards Top of the World down Meadows
Black Level - Tai will do hard core Black rides - We will go over trails when we meet up
Join us for a fun social pace mountain bike ride through one of Orange County's most iconic trail systems – Aliso & Wood Canyons Wilderness Park! We'll explore a mix of trails to flowy singletrack.**RIDE LEVEL - BLUE LEVEL
You have a strong understanding of shifting up and down through the gears. You can brake appropriately on descents and you maintain a comfortable and sturdy stance on controlled climbs and descents. You are confident to ride through a variety of technical features (roots, rocks, tight turns,) although you are most comfortable at a slow and controlled pace.LINK TO RIDE LEVEL CHART FOR MORE DETAILS
LIABILITY RELEASE & WAIVER
If you are new to AMTR, please bring a signed and completed waiver to the ride for the ride leader or email it to: AMTR.Meetup@gmail.com. You will be asked to sign a Waiver if you do not have one on file with us. If you refuse to sign, you will not be allowed to join the meetup event.READ, SIGN, AND EMAIL YOUR WAIVER
BIKING ESSENTIALS
Please bring your own biking essential needs like tools, pump, hydration pack, chain link, gloves, energy gel/bar, snacks, camera, and most importantly a HELMET. Knee and elbow pads are NOT a must but are suitable for extra protection.DISCLAIMER
The Organizer, Assistant Organizers, Volunteers, Ride leaders, and Event Organizers in this group are not professional guides. The function of the organizer(s) is only to organize the meetup. Each person who signs up for a trip/meetup/outing is responsible for their own safety. By signing up for a ride, or any other event organized by this group, you are acknowledging that you are aware of the risks, dangers, and hazards associated with any outdoor activity and freely accept and fully assume all such risks, dangers, and hazards. In addition, you further agree to release and discharge the Organizer and Assistant Organizers of the All Mountain Trail Riders Meetup Group from and against any and all liability arising from your participation in the group activities.26 attendees
🚴 11/01 SAT 9:00 AM | BOY SCOUT LOOP (WRIGHTWOOD) | BLUE LEVEL 🚴
Jackson Lake Picnic Site, Valyermo, CA, USRoll 9:15 am // Distance 12+ miles // Elevation 2,500+ feet
**NOTE: This ride is at elevation. The highest point is at over 7,000 feet so the air is thin. Also, there is some exposure on the first 2-3 miles of the ride.
Tired of riding the same local trails? Floop got you down? Then it sounds like you are ready for an adventure. Let's head up to the mountains. The trails in Wrightwood are a hidden gem. Unlike the Disneyland level crowds you see on our local OC trails, there is usually nobody else on the trails.
The route is mostly singletrack, with some exposure on the initial Boy Scout Loop, a ripping descent with views of the valley below on Logging Trail, and some log rollers and other features on Leprechaun.
BLUE LEVEL
You have a strong understanding of shifting up and down through the gears. You can brake appropriately on descents and you maintain a comfortable and sturdy stance on controlled climbs and descents. You are confident to ride through a variety of technical features (roots, rocks, tight turns,) although you are most comfortable at a slow and controlled pace.LINK TO AMTR RIDING LEVELS CHART
LIABILITY RELEASE & WAIVER
If you are new to AMTR, please bring a signed and completed waiver to the ride for the ride leader or email it to: amtr.meetup@gmail.com. You will be asked to sign a Waiver if you do not have one on file with us. If you refuse to sign, you cannot join the meetup event.READ, SIGN, AND EMAIL YOUR WAIVER
BIKING ESSENTIALS
Please bring your own biking essential needs like tools, pump, hydration pack, chain link, gloves, energy gel/bar, snacks, camera, and most importantly a HELMET. Knee and elbow pads are NOT required but can offer some peace of mind and extra protection.DISCLAIMER
The Organizer, Assistant Organizers, Volunteers, Ride leaders, and Event Organizers in this group are not professional guides. The function of the organizer(s) is only to organize the meetup. Everyone who signs up for a trip/meetup/outing is responsible for his or her own safety. By signing up for a ride, or any other event organized by this group, you are acknowledging that you are aware of the risks, dangers, and hazards associated with any outdoor activity and freely accept and fully assume all such risks, dangers, and hazards. In addition, you further agree to release and discharge the Organizer and Assistant Organizers of the All Mountain Trail Riders Meetup Group from and against any and all liability arising from your participation in the group activities.31 attendees🚴 SAT 11/08 - TUES 11/11 | ST. GEORGE UTAH | ADVANCED BLUE LEVEL 🚴
Location not specified yetWhat's up party people in the place to be!?!?! Who is ready for this year's epic AMTR Fall Road Trip? I plan on driving up Friday afternoon/evening, riding Saturday, Sunday, Monday, and driving back on Tuesday.
Utah is an outdoor enthusiast’s paradise with beautiful national parks, equally stunning state parks, a ton of BLM land, and not to mention some of the best technical mountain bike trails in the country. Moab is usually the first place that comes to mind when riders think of Utah mountain biking destinations, but the trails in SW Utah are equally as majestic offering a greater variety of terrain and riding styles than Moab. There are technical mesa rides, flowy singletrack desert rides, a bike skills park, and the area is even home to the legendary Redbull Rampage.
My favorite thing about the area, compared to other nearby destinations like Sedona, is the solitude. Most of the tourists are heading for Zion, leaving the mountain bike trails free of the hustle and bustle that is prevalent in Sedona. No traffic jams here folks.
TENTATIVE SCHEDULE
*Rides Subject to ChangeSAT 11/08: Little Creek Mesa
14+ miles | 1,000+ feet | Blue/Black
Gooseberry Mesa is the premiere trail in the region, but for my money ... Little Creek Mesa is the best trail in the area. Locals don't like to talk about it. There is no sign off the main road. There are no signs along the maze of 4.5 miles of dirt roads it takes to get to the trailhead. There is no sign at the trailhead.SUN 11/09: Little Creek Mesa
10+ miles | 1,000+ feet | Blue/Black
*Another of the famous mesa trails in the area. The Whole Guacamole is located not too far outside of Zion National Park. You will ride through forests of pinion, juniper, other assorted brush, and even a petrified forest. The trail features a mix of technical singletrack, slickrock, and other technical rock feature epicness. Enjoy stunning views of Zion National Park, Gooseberry Mesa, and the Virgin River watershed. *MON 11/10: TBD (Zen, Gooseberry, JEM)
I am not sure on the last ride, yet.ADVANCED BLUE LEVEL RIDE
You have a strong understanding and practice with braking, shifting, cornering, and descending skills. You can navigate variable terrain at a good pace. You are confident and comfortable riding singletrack trails and can easily navigate roots, rocks, mud, sand, and creek crossings. You are capable of a front wheel and rear wheel lift and can put the two together to navigate over obstacles. You are fairly confident on steep climbs and descents, but you may walk sections on Black or Double Black trails.LINK TO AMTR RIDING LEVELS CHART
LIABILITY RELEASE & WAIVER
If you are new to AMTR, please bring a signed and completed waiver to the ride for the ride leader or email it to: AMTR.Meetup@gmail.com. You will be asked to sign a Waiver if you do not have one on file. If you refuse to sign, you cannot join the meetup event.READ, SIGN, AND EMAIL YOUR WAIVER
BIKING ESSENTIALS
Please bring your own biking essential needs like tools, pump, hydration pack, chain link, gloves, energy gel/bar, snacks, camera, and most importantly a HELMET. Knee and elbow pads are NOT required but are suitable for extra protection.DISCLAIMER
The Organizer, Assistant Organizers, Volunteers, Ride leaders, and Event Organizers in this group are not professional guides. The function of the organizer(s) is only to organize the meetup. Everyone who signs up for a trip/meetup/outing is responsible for their own safety. By signing up for a ride, or any other event organized by this group, you are acknowledging that you are aware of the risks, dangers, and hazards associated with any outdoor activity and freely accept and fully assume all such risks, dangers, and hazards. In addition, you further agree to release and discharge the Organizer and Assistant Organizers of the All Mountain Trail Riders Meetup Group from and against any and all liability arising from your participation in the group activities.9 attendees
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