News and Events

Strength in Numbers Spokane Movie Premiere

May 25th

Come watch the newest mountain bike movie by Anthill Films, Strength in Numbers! All proceeds from the film will go back to help local trails! Come see the film May 25th at Spokane Falls Community Colleges SUB Lounge, doors open at 6:30, show starts at 7:15.

For those coming from the 24 hour race, here are directions to the show

Tickets can be purchased online for $12 here or at the door for $14.

There will be a raffle after the film. More details to come!

Kettle Fest 2012

July 11-15

Come join FTTRC and Evergreen for 4 Days of awesome riding, camping and a day of trail work to help our advocacy efforts. Some of the best singletrack in Washington!

More info to come!

Any questions, please contact:

Beacon Hill Trail Map

The Beacon Hill Recreation Area Trail Map is now available for purchase for $8 at Mountain Gear, Bike Hub, Bicycle Butler, Wheel Sport (all branches), Two Wheel Transit and North Division. Sales of the map are a fundraiser for FTTRC and helps support local trails.

You can see a preview of the map here

The two-sided, full-color map shows trails, access points, points of interest, parks, land ownership and community connections. One side of the map is an overview of the entire trail system, and the other side focuses on Camp Sekani mountain bike park. The installation of trail markers to correspond with the map has just begun and will be completed over the next few years.

Yahoo Groups

To keep up on all club news, rides and Spokane mtb events be sure and check out our Yahoo Group.

You can choose to sign up to be a member (members can post messages, photos...) or if you just want to join the mailing list, please contact

Anyone can view the group and read the messages online here.

You can also join our new Facebook Page

About Us

We are a bunch of folks who like to have fun with mountain bikes. Not all of us wear lycra - some of us like air, big bikes and baggy shorts. No one gets graded on the bike they ride, the number of crashes they suffer, or how fast (or slow) they can ride. What we have in common is a love for riding trails, a desire to make cool new trails, and a commitment to keeping trails open for biking. Whatever your style, we invite you to join our growing community.