About TMBA

Your TMBA

Affiliated with the Southern Off-road Bicycle Association (SORBA) and the International Mountain Bike Association, this local, member-driven club exists to protect access to trails, advocate for new trail development, host events large and small, and in general have a good time doing what we love, riding mountain bikes.

Trail Work

TMBA volunteers, in cooperation with land managers (COT, Leon County, State and Federal government) manage and maintain our trails according to best practice guidelines developed and taught by IMBA.

Group Rides

From standing weekly rides to audacious annual events, TMBA is rolling out from somewhere and welcomes riders of any skill level to get involved.

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  • Be the powerful voice necessary to create alliances in the community
  • Work collectively with landowners/land managers to expand trails
  • Build strong relationships with other local clubs to accomplish common goals
TMBA-Build
  • Inspire volunteer participation to build and maintain trails
  • Expand the area’s trails by creating alliances with landowners having trail potential
  • Promote the benefits of trails with elected officials and government staff
TMBA-Respect
  • Build community by integrating mountain biking into the Tallahassee area’s culture
  • Promote a healthier community by removing barriers preventing people from riding
  • Promote environmental awareness by encouraging use of the state’s natural resources
TMBA-Ride
  • Provide rides of varying skill levels to encourage participation
  • Inspire new riders by providing beginner clinics and rides
  • Provide travel opportunities so riders have the ability to explore other Southeastern trails

About IMBA & SORBA

The Southern Off-Road Bicycle Association (SORBA) is the largest nonprofit mountain biking organization in the Southeast. Our members work with land managers in Alabama, Georgia, Mississippi, Florida, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Tennessee to create trails and trail systems for mountain bikers and other users to enjoy. Through advocacy, education, and recreational opportunities, SORBA carries out its mission to promote land access, trail preservation, and new trail development in order to enhance mountain bike touring, racing, fun, and fellowship for all mountain bicyclists in the southeastern United States.

We have partnered with the International Mountain Bicycling Association (IMBA) and now represent over 4,000 members who help steward miles and miles of great trails in a seven-state area. The best riding in the Southeast is found on trails maintained by our volunteers. Our members love singletrack, rocks, roots, and logs, and we employ IMBA’s trailbuilding practices to ensure that our trails are sustainable and challenging.

IMBA-SORBA relies on our wonderful members to carry out our mission. Our volunteers donate thousands of hours each year to advocate for trail access, build trails, and maintain trails.

SORBA