Austin Ridge Riders partnered with Freeride 512 for another free movie night at Oskar Blues Taproom. This one was about Freeride Mountain Biking and it was pretty epic.

A recent GripHoist training session hosted by Austin Ridge Riders gave the Trail Crew an opportunity to move large boulders in Walnut Creek.

A lot of ash juniper got a haircut, and the City of Austin opened up a new urban trail making access to Walnut Creek Metro Park a little safer and easier.

The community showed up in a big way to clear hundreds of miles of trail in central Texas, including the first official work day at Mary Moore Searight.

It finally happened! Remember how it rained a bunch prior to the original Cranksgiving date in November? It seems so long ago already.

Three Austin Ridge Riders volunteer events, the Funduro, a couple of of soggy urban rides, and new gear!

Austin Ridge Riders brought about 30 folks together to add some excitment to the end of BMX loop at Walnut Creek Metro Park.

Austin Ridge Riders orgnaized over 30 volunteers to clean up the Little Walnut Creek Greenbelt as part of Austin Parks Foundation “It’s My Park Day”.

The rejuvinating rains have fallen and trail work all across Central Texas is in full swing thanks to hero dirt!

Austin Ridge Riders teamed up with Specialized Austin and other local businesses to present the “Biketown” documentary.

Pace Bend, Reimers Ranch, Reveille Peak Ranch, Best Side Trails, and good old South Austin Trail Network.