Welcome

What is DMBA?

Durham Mountain Biking Association is a non-profit association whose mission is to create, enhance and preserve trail opportunities for mountain bikers in Durham and York Regions. We formed in the fall of 2005 to advocate for mountain bikers in the Durham Region. With a growing membership, who live across the Greater Toronto Area, we have evolved and expanded our representation of and for the mountain biking community. 

 

News

DMBA Professional Development

The DMBA is quickly acquiring a reputation for building single track. We have now been designing sustainable trails in Durham Forest for 5 years. We've developed a skilled group of trail build volunteers who work quickly to build a quality tread. Because of this, as a group, we have built favourites such as: Logs Over Easy, Maple Gravy, Stone Soup, Bowes, Bowes Too, Burnt Toast and Ogre and Out.

Welcome D'Ornellas and Scott Demo Night

Welcome to D'Ornellas Bike Shop, DMBA's newest Corporate Partner. Eon D’Ornellas, four time Olympian and two time Canadian Road Racing Champion, is keen to support the mountain biking community by being a DMBA Corp. Partner. D'Ornellas first contribution to our members is to bring the Scott Mtb Demo Fleet to Durham Forest this Wednesday and give us a chance to try out the new bikes, including the new Genius 650b.

Trail conditions

TomPres - Sun, Jun 2, 2013

Lots of rain overnight and fcst today. Ground is soaked and muddy. Save the trails and your drive train by waiting for the rain to drain.

Jason Murray - Sun, May 19, 2013

The Ridge, Catalyst, Rim Job and Party Atmosphere are all in great shape. There is a low tree down on the first major climb of Catalyst. If you're short you could probably squeeze under it.

TomPres - Thu, Apr 25, 2013

Trails have dried - Let's go ride! A tour of EDH trails in WalkerWoods and GlenMajor show they are 99% dry and ready to ride. Thanks for your cooperation waiting out this late spring. Please remember to give the trails 12-24 hours to firm up...

stephensnoddon - Thu, Apr 25, 2013

A walkabout of Durham on Tuesday night confirmed that the trails are good to go. Conditions should be consistently tacky. The other observation was that leaf blowing in the fall has an obvious benefit in the spring. Take note of the difference...

seche - Sun, Apr 21, 2013

Greenwood Conservation Area North Entrance (5th Concession) the trails on top of the hill to the left are mostly dry and good to ride. All the trails following the creek are a muddy mess and will take more time to dry. They are already heavily...