Join PMBA

Prescott Mountain Bike Alliance (PMBA) is your local mountain bike and trail advocacy 501(c)(3) all volunteer nonprofit organization.

• We help build new trails and maintain existing ones.
• We build relationships with land managers in our community to increase access to trails.
• We build relationships with local business community and elected officials to access funding and support for our trails.
• We host and promote networking events and group rides to get more people on mountain bikes.
• Maintain our website (Prescottmtb.com) with information on where to ride in Prescott, a calendar of group & shop rides and MTB related events, updates on PMBA projects and volunteer opportunities.
• We represent the mountain bike community’s interests in meetings with other local trail
  users organizations to better protect the trails we have and advocate for new ones.

Why Join:

Because the more members we have, the more influence we have on expanding the mountain bike trails in our community.  Benefits of membership include:

• 10% discount on parts & accessories at participating bikes shops(*)
• Free digital subscription to Mountain Bike Action Magazine
• Discount on a new Subaru. Check Findlay Subaru Prescott for details
• Discount on spot injury insurance for mountain bikers.
• 10% discount from Canyon Bike fit and Mackinations cycling

                    * BikeSmith, High Gear, Iron Clad, Soul Ride and Archer’s

How much does it cost?

Membership starts at just $39 annually or $5 per month.  However, if you can afford it, please consider donating more. 

Accomplishments:

• Participated in Greater Prescott Trails Plan – Over 170 miles of new mountain biking trails in Prescott area in 10 years including: Prescott Circle Trail, Spence Basin, Ranch and Badger, Thumb Butte, Pioneer Park, Dells etc.
• Thousands for volunteer hours maintaining trails.
• Raised thousands of dollars to be invested in trails.
• Member of the Prescott Trails Safety Coalition
• Built Spence Basin trail system.
• Pass it Forward program.

In the last year:

• Chloe’s Prescott Circle Trail Challenge
• Spence Basin Signage
• Fundraiser for Pump track at Granite Creek Park
• Study for new trail system at Bean Peak Park including a gravity flow trail.
• Roll-over ramps at Ranch and Badger trails
• Newbies group ride to encourage new women riders.
• 8 – 80 group rides.
• Armoring of a section of trail 332 ( Javelina trail )
• Buildout of new pump track in Granite Creek Park

Currently working on:

• Improved signage for Prescott Circle Trail
• Advance project of building new gravity trail system in Bean Peaks area
• Educating local business community and elected officials on importance of investing in our local trails for economic development