Trail Angels

06/27/2026

Fun Trail Angels All Levels ride this morning! Thanks for coming out ladies.

06/15/2026

06/10/2026

Hi everyone! I’m sharing an exclusive opportunity for the group to check out the Oakley Flagship store at One Icon. Please take a look at "image.png" for all the details.
I am so sorry for the late notice, but this will definitely be worth the wait!

06/07/2026

The OC Trail Fest sounds like a blast—love seeing events like this right here in Orange County. Don't forget that it requires registration, so make sure to get signed up!

Join us August 14–16, 2026 at O’Neill Regional Park for a weekend centered around mountain biking, camping, community, trail culture, and good dirt. We’ll have group rides, camp activities, hosted meals, family-friendly fun, and more throughout the weekend.

Online registration opens TODAY.
Space will be limited.

For more info visit: https://www.ocmtba.com/registration
Register at: https://www.bikereg.com/oc-trail-festival?nc=1.

06/05/2026

I just spotted this awesome upcoming event on the Women into the Wild page and had to share! It looks like such a great opportunity—definitely worth checking out if you're looking for an adventure.Reservation is required for this event

Intro to Mountain Biking - Saturday, June 20 - 9 a.m. - 12 p.m.
Los Peñasquitos Canyon County Preserve
12020 Black Mountain Road, San Diego, CA
92129
Celebrate California Mountain Biking
Month with an Intro to Mountain Biking class with Women in the Wild! We'll cover the basics before setting out on a group ride through Los Penasquitos canyon trails covering different terrains for a total 7-mile ride.
COST: $25, includes mountain bike and helmet.
RSVP: Call (619) 479-1832 or email SpringValleyCommunityCenter@sdcounty.
ca.gov
Parking is free. Space is limited.
Registration is required. Bring your own snacks and water.

05/31/2026

Great All Levels Ride at Waterworks and Ladera Ridge Trails! Next All Levels Ride - June 27th. Mark your Calendars!

04/06/2026

April 25th, All Levels Ride, 8:30am at Shady Canyon Community Center. Join in on the fun! We will ride by skill level until 11:30m and then share a sack lunch (please bring your own and a camp chair). SWAG for all.
The address is 39 Shady Canyon Drive in Irvine.

03/17/2026

A reminder from Chris Treviso is below. Thanks Chris!
Dear Fellow Riders,
In light of the recent tragedy involving a member of our local riding community, many of us have been thinking about the risks of rattlesnake encounters on our trails. While it is heartbreaking to lose a fellow rider, we can honor their memory by staying informed and keeping each other safe.
I wanted to share some practical information regarding rattlesnake bites and how we can minimize our risks while out on the mountain. It is important to remember that most snake bites are accidents; snakes generally do not want to bite and will only do so as a last resort when they feel cornered or threatened. We are riding through their home, and with a little extra awareness, we can coexist safely.
To help keep everyone safe during our upcoming rides, please keep these tips in mind:
• Stay Centered on the Trail: Stick to the established path. Snakes often sun themselves or hide right at the edge of the trail where the dirt meets the brush.
• Avoid Overgrown Single Tracks: If a trail is heavily overgrown, it’s best to avoid it. Tall grass makes it impossible to see where you are placing your feet or your tires.
• Watch Where You Step: If you need to stop or put a foot down, make sure you can see the ground clearly. Avoid stepping blindly into brush or thick scrub where a snake might be resting.
• Just Keep Riding: If you spot a snake, do not get off your bike to move it or get a closer look. Maintain a safe distance and continue riding once the path is clear.
• Scan Ahead: Keep your eyes moving and scan the trail in front of you. Snakes blend in perfectly with shadows and branches, so staying alert is your best defense.
Let’s continue to enjoy our beautiful trails while staying respectful of the wildlife that lives there.
Stay safe and see you on the dirt,
Christina Trevizo