Trail Stewards Rally in Monterey for Cycling, Trails, Public Lands 🌲🚲 We’re still riding the high from an incredible in Monterey! Check ou the Central California Singletrack Summit recap below. CAMTB would like to extend a huge thank you to the Monterey Off Road Cycling Association (MORCA) for being such fantastic hosts and showing us how it’s done on the […]
We are excited to announce a new partnership with longtime champion for cycling, trails and public lands: Trailforks. June 2026 marks California Mountain Biking & Trail Stewardship Month—a dedicated time to celebrate, maintain, and advocate for the incredible trail networks across the Golden State. What better way to kick off a month of celebration than with an epic new challenge, […]
UPDATE: Congratulations to Dreambike Grand Prize Drawing Winner Chris Butcher! Also congratulations to our Bonus Prize Pack Winners! Win the Mike’s Bikes Butter Build Custom Santa Cruz Hightower 4! We are absolutely thrilled to announce the 2026 CAMTB Spring Dreambike Giveaway. The California Mountain Biking Coalition (CAMTB) partner community has once again outdone themselves. The incredible folks at Mike’s Bikes […]
The landscape of cycling is evolving rapidly. With technological innovation comes the necessity for clear, functional boundaries. The California Mountain Biking Coalition (CAMTB) alongside Calbike, People For Bikes, and the California Outdoor Recreation Partnership (CORP), has officially positioned itself in support of Senate Bill 1167 (Blakespear). This legislation addresses a critical, growing threat to non-motorized access to public lands: the […]
For cyclists, inventoried roadless areas (IRAs) are the crown jewels of our public lands. They offer a unique “wilderness-like” experience without the restrictions on bicycles found in designated Wilderness areas. This means we can access some of the most remote and scenic singletrack trails out there. In California, these areas cover about 4.4 million acres across 21 national forests, including the Angeles, Tahoe, and […]
Despite boasting a staggering $87.9 billion outdoor recreation economy—the largest of any state in the US—California currently ranks near the bottom when it comes to equitable outdoor access. Join the California Mountain Biking Coalition (CAMTB) in supporting the Outdoor Access and Recreation Economy (OARE) Act to change the landscape of California’s outdoors. The Outdoor Access Gap in California While our […]
Now Taking Pre-Orders for our Limited Edition Apparel Collaboration with Artist, Cyclist, and Trail Volunteer, Rachelle Boyd Inspired by California’s iconic bloom and the trails we love, Rachelle’s art depicts the biodiversity of California – the mountains, the giant sequoia, and transitions down to the poppyfields of the high desert. Even better — all proceeds support California Mountain Biking’s statewide […]
This just in…our 2026 Legislative Agenda is live! It’s time now to advocate for cycling, trails, and our public lands. Building a world-class trail network takes more than shovels and dirt—it also takes a seat at the table where the policies and regulations are made. Every year, thousands of new bills are proposed in Sacramento and Washington, D.C. Some of […]
Mt. Diablo Trails Alliance’s Trails 2035 is a community-focused Strategic Plan for Mt. Diablo State Park. It is designed to achieve Better Trails and Expanded Access for all trail user groups at Mount Diablo State Park. This 10-year plan includes four goals, ranked by estimated funding requirements: Trails 2035 requires a vital fundraising drive powered by charitable donations from people […]
Tell the California Natural Resource Agency what your trails and public lands need. California’s statewide trails network is at a turning point. Whether you’re a cyclist, a professional trail builder, or a local advocate, the California Natural Resources Agency (CNRA) needs to hear from you in their California Trails Survey. We are calling on the mountain biking and trail stewardship […]