The Southern Appalachian Bicycle Association
The Southern Appalachian Bicycle Association (SABA) is a chapter of IMBA (International Mountain Biking Association) and serves Western North Carolina, North Georgia, and Eastern Tennessee. 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
We’re always in need of members and volunteers, help us fund our cause…
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In our newly socially distanced world and the limited availability of large group events, training new volunteers on the basics of maintenance during an organized workday event has become challenging. Join IMBA’s own Rich Edwards, Director of Construction and Operations of Trail Solutions, for this webinar that focuses on the basics of identifying and addressing
Agenda: Election of Officers Future Direction of Club Insurance for SABA Jackrabbit Expansion Piney Knob News Bike Rides Date: August 28, 2020 Time: 6:30 PM Place: Hayesville Rec Park Pavilion 1
We need volunteers for registration and parking For more information please contact: Joanne Padgett: jatkisson@clayschools.org To register for race visit: https://chainbusterracing.com/race/big-ring-challenge
The Jackrabbit Mountain Biking and Hiking Trails will soon expand its mileage with the addition of approximately five miles of machine constructed single-track. The existing trail system offers close to 15 miles of trails that are considered by the mountain bike community to be beginner to lower intermediate skill level. The expansion project will add
First Please join us for the Jackrabbit Fundraiser Saturday July 4th from 9:00 am till early afternoon. There will be a tent set up near the entrance of trails, and we will be promoting SABA & Local Trails, giving out water, and taking donations. There will be T-shirts & Decals for pick of SABA Members
Increased funding for biking and walking, greater focus on safety for people biking and walking, and the Safe Routes program returns Our organizations stand with Black Americans because Black Lives Matter. Safe streets and routes for everyone means more than bike lanes and sidewalks. It means that everyone is free to move on our streets,
