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We would like to make this year’s fest part of our PTAG membership and fundraising drive. So, if you like what PTAG does; please consider making a donation or becoming a member (tax deductible, PTAG is a non-profit organization).

Pittsburgh Trails Advocacy Group (PTAG) and the Pittsburgh Off-Road Cyclists (PORC) present the 7th Annual Allegheny County Mountain Bike Festival.

Join the Pittsburgh Trails Advocacy Group and hundreds of fellow cyclists for three days of Mountain Biking in Allegheny’s County Parks.

Friday, July 13 – Hartwood Acres Park – Rides 6pm to 9pm (dusk) – Parking at Middle Road lot (between the concert stage and school).

Saturday, July 14 – Boyce Park Soccer Field – Rides noon to 3pm – Meet at the Soccer Field Pavilion. Food and refreshments will follow.

Sunday, July 15 – North Park Parish Hill – Rides noon to 3pm – Park across the street from the Lutheran Church on Walter Road. This is up the hill from JC Stone Field. A hike will also be offered from 12:30pm – 2:30pm. Pig roast and refreshments to follow at no charge. Bring a dish to share.

PTAG was formed in 2001 to work with local, county and state agencies to insure shared use access to, build and maintain trails for all non motorized user groups. The Allegheny Mountain Bike Festival was created in partnership with PORC in 2006 to showcase the regions’ trails and to recruit volunteers to assist in their maintenance. There is no fee to participate.

Riders are required to wear a helmet. Ride levels are advanced beginner and above (No true beginners please). All ages welcome. Depending on your level, we will ride 1-3 hours. If you run out of energy, someone can help direct you back to your car. Rides will start about ½ hour after the meeting times.

For more information about this FREE event, visit www.PTAGTRAILS.org

Not a member of BikePGH? Join today! We need you to add your voice! Bike Pittsburgh works to protect cyclist’s rights and promote the vision of making Pittsburgh a safer and more enjoyable place to live and to ride. For more info, check out: www.bike-pgh.org/membership