Tour de Coler is a free weekly Tuesday group mountain bike ride at Coler Mountain Bike Preserve. Riders split by skill level and style. No registration required.
Tour de Coler is a free weekly Tuesday group mountain bike ride at Coler Mountain Bike Preserve. Riders split by skill level and style. No registration required.
Coler's PMBIA certified instructors will walk you through all aspects of navigating jumps- including body position, bike position, and landing.
Learn all the essentials to become a better rider! We cover bike safety checks, gear, the three essentials to mountain biking, riding positions, mounting/dismounting, braking techniques, shifting, and trail etiquette
Continue to build your bike knowledge with our Level 2 Bike Class! This class provides invaluable in-person feedback, allowing you to create bike habits that will keep you safe and continue to expand your skills as a rider.
Learn to tackle rocks, roots, and technical terrain with confidence on Oscar’s Loop at Coler. This intro-level class focuses on body positioning, bike-body separation, and key skills for technical mountain biking.
Coler's PMBIA certified instructors will walk you through all aspects of navigating jumps- including body position, bike position, and landing.
Tour de Coler is a free weekly Tuesday group mountain bike ride at Coler Mountain Bike Preserve. Riders split by skill level and style. No registration required.
Tour de Coler is a free weekly Tuesday group mountain bike ride at Coler Mountain Bike Preserve. Riders split by skill level and style. No registration required.
Tour de Coler is a free weekly Tuesday group mountain bike ride at Coler Mountain Bike Preserve. Riders split by skill level and style. No registration required.
Tour de Coler is a free weekly Tuesday group mountain bike ride at Coler Mountain Bike Preserve. Riders split by skill level and style. No registration required.
Learn all the essentials to become a better rider! We cover bike safety checks, gear, the three essentials to mountain biking, riding positions, mounting/dismounting, braking techniques, shifting, and trail etiquette
MAY 31, 2026