SABA (Southern Appalachian Bicycle Association, a 501 c 3 non-profit) is raising funds to repair and improve the access road to the Piney Knob Trail System.
Please show your support for the trails that you hike or ride by donating today using the QR code or our button.
The Southern Appalachian Bicycle Association (SABA) serves cyclists in Western North Carolina, North Georgia, and Eastern Tennessee. In addition to weekly group road rides, we maintain the Jackrabbit Mountain Biking and Hiking Trail System in Hayesville, NC, the Piney Knob Trail System in Murphy, NC, and the Ramsey Bluff Trail System at Hanging Dog in Murphy, NC.
Road, Mountain, Gravel, Tri? We’re a group of like minded cyclists with a common goal to educate and promote bicycling in our region, regardless of the genre.
Check back often to see what’s happening in the local bicycle community!
WHEN:Wednesday, May 6, 2026 – 6:00PM WHERE:The Hayesville Bike Shop74 Sanderson StreetHayesville NC 28904 Come meet your fellow cyclists and discuss plans for the upcoming season of rides, events, trail work parties, & ways that you can become involved in
Welcome to Chapter 1 of our VisitSmokies.org docu-series, Stories of the Southern Smokies, where we highlight the people who protect, honor, and carry the legacy of the Southern Appalachian Mountains. This episode features Joanna Padgett Atkisson, a sixth-generation Clay County
The Southern Appalachian Bicycle Association (SABA), The Town of Murphy NC and the Cherokee County NC Tourism Development Authority (TDA) collaborated with CycleNC to host the 2024 CycleNC Mountain Ride bicycle event in Murphy, NC. In a survey conducted after
Twenty-five years ago the 563-mile Mountains to Coast Bicycle tour kicked off in Cherokee County. That original tour in 1999 was held over two weeks and stretched from Murphy to Manteo with over 500 riders. This weekend, cycling enthusiasts will
Come meet your fellow cyclists and discuss plans for the upcoming season of rides, events, trail work parties, & ways that you can become involved in our cycling community. WHEN: Saturday, January 27, 2024, at 8:30 AMWHERE: Julie’s Place Restaurant 30
Come join us in Murphy, NC, where Cycle North Carolina started its inaugural Mountains to Coast Ride 25 years ago! Cycle North Carolina is paying homage to the 25th anniversary of the Mountains to Coast Ride by hosting their annual Mountain
Summer is winding down… Summer officially ended on 9/20/23 and you can see a notable difference in the volume of people in our area after the Labor Day weekend. There are still several weeks of riding as we head
Act now if you have not already! The US Forest Service is proposing the implementation of day use fees within the Nantahala and Pisgah National Forests specifically targeting mountain trail systems and mountain bikers. These are trails that are built
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