Tuff Riders Mountain Bike Club

Who are we?

The "Tuff" in Tuff Riders Mountain Bike Club name comes from the surface of rock that we ride on; not because we're "tough". The Pajarito Plateau is the home of the Tuff Riders Mountain Bike Club. The plateau is capped by a geologic formation called the Bandelier Tuff. This unit is composed of crystal-rich volcanic tuffs (compressed volcanic ash) that were formed by multiple eruptions of the Valle Grande in the Jemez Mountains about 1.22 to 1.61 million years ago. Most of the trails and dirt roads of the Pajarito Plateau are carved on Bandelier Tuff.

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Discounts, parties and an opportunity to learn about and ride trails you might never ride otherwise are just a few reasons to join. More…

Daylight savings begins March 8th. We are clear for club rides after that, but will probably stay off the dirts for a little while to let it finish drying out. Please subscribe to our email list for up-to-date info on weekday and weekend rides!

We had a great time at the '09 health fair, fitting over 150 kids with new helmets.
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Rides

Tues/Thurs rides are happening!. More…

Helping Out

During riding season we try to have monthly trail work.. More…

Races & Events

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