West Valley Trail Alliance

Goodyear, AZ · US

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West Valley Trail Alliance

Turning Riding in to Action

Goodyear, AZ · US

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We are the premier trail advocacy organization in the west Phoenix valley, partnering with public and private land managers to create better outdoor experiences for all mountain bikers, from beginner to expert. As an official International Mountain Bicycling Association Chapter since 2015 and a 501c3 non-profit organization, we've dedicated hundreds of hours to trail building and advocated for new and improved trails within the Estrella and White Tank mountains. Our work includes creating beginner to intermediate friendly loops, ensuring accessible options for all skill levels, and actively engaging the community in advocating for our local trail systems.

Audience

Membership Info

We are an official International Mountain Bicycling Association (IMBA) Chapter. Membership dues help support our advocacy and trail work. IMBA resources assist us by collecting dues, tracking membership, and sending out important communications.

How to Join

Become a link in the chain by joining WVTA. We encourage you to join our efforts to support the trails we all ride. You can find membership details and a link to join on our website.

Preferred Contact Method

You can reach us directly via email at info@westvalleytrailalliance.org.

Activity Frequency

We hold quarterly chapter meetings, typically on the 2nd Monday of the month, and organize regular trail work days. We also host seasonal events like our Fall Night Ride Series.

Typical Day/Time

Chapter meetings are held on the 2nd Monday of the month, from 6:30 PM to 8:00 PM. Our Fall Night Ride Series also typically runs from 6:30 PM to 8:00 PM.

Meeting Point

Saddle Mountain Brewing Company, 15651 W Roosevelt St, Goodyear, AZ 85338, USA (for chapter meetings)

Service Area

Our primary service area is the west Phoenix valley, including the Estrella and White Tank mountains, and advocating within Maricopa County Parks.