About Us
Our Mission
The Los Alamos Tuff Riders Mountain Bicycling Club is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit IMBA chapter dedicated to planning, maintaining, and promoting a sustainable trail network in Los Alamos County.
Our mission is to enhance the singletrack experience, encourage responsible mountain biking through education and community involvement, and make Los Alamos a regional destination for riders.
We welcome members of all ages and skill levels to contribute their time, resources, and enthusiasm to support and grow our mountain biking community.
Our Board
President
President
President
Greg
VP
President
President
Elaine
Co-VP
President
Treasurer
Sylvain
Treasurer
President
Treasurer
Charley
Secretary
Tuff Tykes Liaison
Trail Maintenance
Justice
Trail Maintenance
Tuff Tykes Liaison
Trail Maintenance
Sylvie
Trail Surgeon
Tuff Tykes Liaison
Tuff Tykes Liaison
Dylan
Tuff Tykes Liaison
Tuff Tykes Liaison
Tuff Tykes Liaison
Turin
About our Trails
Our Trail Network
Ride more than 500 miles of interconnected mesa-and-canyon trails across 5,400–10,454 ft of elevation—expect big views, volcanic terrain, and plenty of technical, high-altitude riding.
Los Alamos is located on a geological formation called the Pajarito Plateau. The plateau is capped by a special type of rock called Bandelier Tuff, comprised of compressed and crystalized volcanic ash deposited by the eruptions of the near by Valle Grande Caldera roughly 1.61 million years ago.
So don't be fooled! The "Tuff" in our name comes from the type of rock we ride on; not because we're "tough". In fact, we take great pride in welcoming riders of all ages and skill levels!