BMA volunteers begin a new trail in West Magnolia, which will connect Observatory to Hobbit 2.

29 BMA Brute Squad athletes raced the Laramie Range Epic on Saturday, July 27, 2019 showing incredible toughness under challenging conditions on a demanding course.

SLAY IT FORWARD AND WIN! Each $1 donation to BMA's Trail Fund gets you a chance to win a Specialized Stumpjumper Comp Carbon!

An important appointment to the City of Boulder’s five-member Open Space Board of Trustees (OSBT) will be made this Tuesday July 16 by City Council.

BMA Business partners are encouraged to sponsor a trail building day this summer!

Over 100 BMA members attended the annual Super Summer Bike Bash membership party on June 15, 2019 at Dale's private farm and bike park in North Boulder.

The new Schoolhouse Loop at Heil Valley Ranch opened on June 7, 2019 and is Boulder County's first beginner/kids skills trail.

On behalf of the Boulder Mountainbike Alliance (BMA) we wish to express our support for this first DRAFT the Open Space and Mountain Parks Master Plan.

In 2019, BMA is partnering with the City of Boulder Parks and Open Space (OSMP) to rehabilitate Dowdy Draw.

On Colorado Gives Day 2018, BMA supporters raised $8704 towards the purchase of a second tool trailer and additional tools.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife will conduct a Visitor Use Management Plan (VUMP) study while continuing to consider the feasibility of a multi-use connector trail.

On May 3, 2019 28 Brutes, friends and family headed out for the 18 Hours of Fruita race.

Twenty-one women came out for BMA's Gurlz Ride on Women's International Mountain Bike Day for a ride on Picture Rock trail.

After 25 years of delays, multiple public processes over the years and substantial studying of feasibility, the trail connection between Eldorado Canyon State Park and Walker Ranch has been put on hold yet again while the government works on solving unrelated problems caused by automobiles.

2018 was a great year for BMA! Check out our annual report below, or View as pdf.

(submitted to POSAC on Jan 22, 2019) The three-agency working group under the leadership of Boulder County staff recommended a multi-use, regional trail to connect Eldorado Canyon State Park to Walker Ranch — the Eldo-to-Walker trail.

On Nov. 27, 2018, a three-agency working group recommended a new, multi-use, regional trail be built to connect Eldorado Canyon State Park to Walker Ranch — the Eldo-to-Walker trail.

Mountain bikers have helped protect open space for recreation and public enjoyment for decades.

YES! The three agency group that has been studying the Eldo-to-Walker trail concept concluded in their feasibility study that the north route is their preferred alignment.

1. As we develop an Open Space and Mountain Parks Master Plan, tell us how would you like to enjoy Boulder's public land into the future?