Welcome to
The Weatherford Mountain Bike Club
An organization of citizen volunteers dedicated to
​building sustainable, multi-use trails. 

Our mission is to establish guidelines and a framework for cooperation between the Weatherford Mountain Bike Club (WMBC), the City of Weatherford and Parker County regional land managers to collectively work together to build, maintain and manage multi-use nature trails  for the benefit of the off-road bicycling, trail running and hiking communities of North Texas.  

Trail Status

Look for this banner on our Facebook page
before you head out to the trail to be sure they're open and ready to ride, especially if it has rained recently. 
Red is No, green is Go.

Join the Club!

As a Charter Club of IMBA (International Mountain Biking Association), when you join IMBA and indicate The Weatherford Mountain Bike Club as your local chapter you will become a member of the club!

Your membership fees go directly to maintaining and expanding our local trails. If you enjoy riding them - and we know you do - you can increase and preserve them by supporting WMBC.

JOIN WMBC

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Rides, Events and Announcements

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The Pit is Open for Riding!

The new kids' skills park and trail at the downtown Aledo Community Center is open and ready to ride!  Click over to the Trails page for the map and location, and click here for the story of the creation of this wonderful new facility.  Check out the video below for a visual tour of the process.

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New Trail, New Parking at POA

The Weatherford Mountain Bike Club (WMBC), an IMBA Local Chapter is happy to announce that the new parking facility to serve the Parks of Aledo Trails (POA Trails) is open. The parking lot is located at 1700 Jenkins Road (approximately 300’ west of Bailey Ranch Road on the north side of the road). The new parking area will serve as the primary trailhead for the POA Trails. Parking along Point Vista Drive will be prohibited. Additionally, an extension to the Parks of Aledo Trails called The POA Bluffs Trail is open! The Bluffs is an approximately 3.7 mile addition to the 6.1 mile POA Trails. Collectively, the POA Trails network is now just under a 10-mile loop.

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Tales of the Trails

Mountain Bike trails don't spontaneously appear - it takes coordination between bike advocates, land managers, communities and other stakeholders to bring them from concept to reality.  The links below will take you to articles about the origins of our four local trails.

Quanah Hill
Parks of Aledo
Western Heritage Park Trail
The Pit