Milford Bike Fest, June 5th 2021 !

Motor City Mountain Biking Association

 

Come join us for a day of riding bikes around Milford’s well-connected trail system!

Did you know that 5 single track mountain bike trails are fully accessible from Downtown Milford?  Join the Motor City Mountain Biking Association for the Milford Bike Fest and Trail Challenge as we showcase some of our favorite mountain bike trails, raise money for trail maintenance and youth cycling, and then celebrate by supporting local downtown establishments!

Tailor your ride from family-friendly, paved-path rides to an all-day epic adventure combining all 5 trails and totaling up to 100 miles.

Start in Downtown Milford and Create Your Own Adventure with fellow riders across the vast trail system.  After riding, grab some nourishment from the local establishments and celebrate a day well spent exploring and enjoying the trail system.

This event is not a race; all skill levels are welcome to this Bike Fest and Trail Challenge.  Visit the links on the left to learn more about the connected trail system and how to prepare for the event.  Back this year is the 100-mile challenge!  

 

More details at https://runsignup.com/Race/MI/Milford/BikeFest

 
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