Make it official!
We encourage you to explore our website extensively but also urge you to overcome any fear of commitment and become an official member. As a member you’ll receive expanded access to website features, reimbursement of day use/entry fees at monthly club rides and other benefits.
If you are new to riding or to the Austin area, ARR is a great place to make new friends and gain a sense of belonging to the community. We don’t just ride. We love to eat, camp, swim, paddle and socialize. Mountain biking is part of a healthy lifestyle so we are happy to help motivated each other, provide moral support and even push someone off the couch is needed. And if you are an experienced rider, know all the area trails and have dozens of riding buddies, you can still support the only cycling club in Austin that actively builds and maintains area trail with a membership and participation in trail work events
We won't deny that there is immense pleasure to be found in solitary rides or riding with a few good buddies. It is, in fact, how most of us get started. But in addition to there being safety in numbers on the trail, riding with more experienced riders makes you a better rider, sooner
Take the plunge and click on the Membership tab for more information on our membership types, cost and methods of payment. Ride long, ride short, ride hard, ride for fun. Just ride!
Build. Respect. Ride.
These are words that ARR believes and we strive to demonstrate this belief by giving back though trail maintenance and advocacy efforts and we are proud to be associated with the International Mountain Biking Association (IMBA) and their efforts towards greater trail access.
We do this for our love of riding and because we want to help keep trails open and to see new trails built. Not just for ourselves but for all trail users, this generation and the next. We are strong supporters of the IMBA rules of the trail and encourage every trail user to know and follow these rules which are available on this website and at www.imba.com.
Be a responsible rider, respect the trail and fellow trail users and support organizations that work to preserve access and development of trails everywhere.
