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 […]
We’re seeking a Contract Digital Communications Specialist to amplify our advocacy and drive support for mountain biking across the Golden State. The California Mountain Biking Coalition (CAMTB) is seeking a talented and passionate Contract Digital Communications Specialist! As the leading voice for outdoor advocacy in California, we are in search of a strategic storyteller to help us reach our fundraising […]
Lowlights from the USFS December 2025 Trail Program Status Report Tracking the health and functionality of our state and federal agencies is just as important as monitoring the physical conditions of the singletrack we ride. The December 2025 Trail Program Status Report, an internal document issued by the US Forest Service, paints a sobering picture of the ground we are […]
What’s On Tap for 2026! Your past support has fueled our fight for more and better trails and public lands access. Here’s a look at the critical work ahead in 2026, which your continued support will directly support: Cutting Red/Green Tape to Build More Trails Next year will be our 5th legislative season. We will be authoring and advancing legislation […]
A special holiday message from Steve Messer, CAMTB Board President To all my fellow cycling, trails, and public lands champions! Be the force. Be the light. Thanks to your support for our mission, the California Mountain Biking Coalition has grown from 5 to 43 member organizations (see map below). In just five short years, you’ve helped us create a powerful, […]