Get ready to dial in your lines and explore the best terrain Lookout Mountain has to offer with SORBA Chattanooga and Lula Lake Land Trust as we lead a series of Five Points 50/25 Course Preview Rides leading up to the big race on Oct. 25th! Whether you're racing this year or just want to experience some epic trails with a solid crew, these preview rides are for you. Can't make this one? No worries- we will be hosting multiple group rides throughout the year, and each ride will showcase different sections of the course and give you a chance to get comfortable with the terrain before race day.

About the ride: This ride will be 8 miles with an elevation gain of 850 vertical feet. The course will be marked so you can choose to ride ahead of the group or stay behind. The section of the race course covered will include the trails on Lula Lake's Core Preserve property. These trails are mostly single track with a combination of long climbs, downhills, technical rock gardens, and smooth flowy trails. These rides will roll at a social pace, but the terrain is no joke—expect a mix of flow, roots, and climbs that will keep you on your toes. No one will be left behind!

Celebrate National Trails Day with SORBA Chattanooga, TVA and Hamilton County.

National Trails Day is almost here—and what better way to celebrate than giving back to the trails we love? Join SORBA Chattanooga for a day of trail stewardship at two awesome locations!

Enterprise South Nature Park – Help us refresh Hercules Trail with drainage clearing, tread touch-ups, and a little extra TLC to keep it riding smooth and fast.

Raccoon Mountain – It’s time for a haircut! We’ll focus on trimming back overgrowth and clearing sight lines to get Raccoon ready for a big season of riding after the TVA closure.

Pick your project, bring your stoke, and we'll provide the tools, lunch, and good vibes. No experience necessary—just a love for trails and a willingness to dig in!

Hike Bike Brew is the premier beer festival that takes you into the heart of Lula Lake for an adventure you cannot find anywhere else: iconic sights + delicious brews + beautiful trails.

Get ready to dial in your lines and explore the best terrain Lookout Mountain has to offer with SORBA Chattanooga and Lula Lake Land Trust as we lead a series of Five Points 50/25 Course Preview Rides leading up to the big race on Oct. 25th! Whether you're racing this year or just want to experience some epic trails with a solid crew, these preview rides are for you. Can't make this one? No worries- we will be hosting multiple group rides throughout the year, and each ride will showcase different sections of the course and give you a chance to get comfortable with the terrain before race day.

About the ride: This ride will be 8 miles with an elevation gain of 850 vertical feet. The course will be marked so you can choose to ride ahead of the group or stay behind. The section of the race course covered will include the trails on Lula Lake's Core Preserve property. These trails are mostly single track with a combination of long climbs, downhills, technical rock gardens, and smooth flowy trails. These rides will roll at a social pace, but the terrain is no joke—expect a mix of flow, roots, and climbs that will keep you on your toes. No one will be left behind!

Join HANDUP and the Tennessee River Gorge Trust for a Nighttime Team MTB Challenge on the Aetna Mountain Trails and help raise funds for Phase II of the trail system.

Partner up and take turns completing the 7-mile course over 4 hours. Food and drinks will be provided in the trailhead parking lot to all participants. No registration fee, but donations to TRGT are encouraged to help get this trail system built!

Have you ever wondered who takes care of your favorite trail system or what goes into keeping our local trails in top shape? Want to know how you can help or how to report trail issues like a down tree? Join SORBA Chattanooga on April 19 at Stringers Ridge Park for Trail Stewardship 101—an introduction to the importance of volunteer trail stewardship and the small but mighty ways YOU can contribute to keeping our trails in top condition.