Mountain Bike Groups
There are a number of groups that build, ride and race the trails in the area. Get involved or simply provide a donation as a thank-you for all the hard work that has been done for our enjoyment.
If you know of any other Mountain Bike Groups holding events in the Bragg Creek and Kananaskis area, please contact us!
If you know of any other Mountain Bike Groups holding events in the Bragg Creek and Kananaskis area, please contact us!
Potlickers Mountain Biking (click for details)

Bragg Creek's local mountain bike club.
What is a Potlicker?
Potlicker (1), also known as Dad, Husband, Mortgage Payer, Kid Taxi, Employee, Boss, Coach, Wife Supporter, Puke Cleaner, Snow Shoveller, Grass Mower, Crying Towel or Underappreciated Slave to Society.
Potlicker (2), what one becomes when the chains of life are removed on Monday nights from the hours of 6:00 pm to 9:00 pm (sometimes 10:00 pm depending on malt wheat/barley consumption). A Potlicker, contains the intestinal fortitude to ride to the highest peaks of the Elbow Valley while negotiating snow, wet roots and killer mosquito’s. When the top is reached, the Potlicker turns his bike around and plunges fearlessly down a jagged cliff at break-neck speeds. As the legend goes…. on a warm summer night, if you listen very carefully, you may hear the joyous cry of a Potlicker, as he is free to be kid again, if for only a moment.
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What is a Potlicker?
Potlicker (1), also known as Dad, Husband, Mortgage Payer, Kid Taxi, Employee, Boss, Coach, Wife Supporter, Puke Cleaner, Snow Shoveller, Grass Mower, Crying Towel or Underappreciated Slave to Society.
Potlicker (2), what one becomes when the chains of life are removed on Monday nights from the hours of 6:00 pm to 9:00 pm (sometimes 10:00 pm depending on malt wheat/barley consumption). A Potlicker, contains the intestinal fortitude to ride to the highest peaks of the Elbow Valley while negotiating snow, wet roots and killer mosquito’s. When the top is reached, the Potlicker turns his bike around and plunges fearlessly down a jagged cliff at break-neck speeds. As the legend goes…. on a warm summer night, if you listen very carefully, you may hear the joyous cry of a Potlicker, as he is free to be kid again, if for only a moment.
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Moose Mountain Bike Trail Society (click for details)

MMBTS is a not-for-profit society, comprised of mountain bikers dedicated to the accessibility of trails and support of mountain biking in Moose Mountain and surrounding area. They not only participate in numerous trail building days but they also organize race and entertainment events open to MMBTS members throughout the year.
Calgary Mountain Bike Alliance (click for details)

The Calgary Mountain Bike Alliance is a not-for-profit society dedicated to building and maintaining single track trails in Calgary and Kananaskis. The CMBA holds numerous events to assist in creating and maintaining trails, as well as entertain their members throughout the year.
XC Bragg Creek (click for details)

XC Bragg Creek is a family oriented cross country ski and cross country mountain biking club serving the Greater Bragg Creek community.
XC Bragg Creek is built on the following beliefs:
XC Bragg Creek is built on the following beliefs:
- every child can learn to ski/bike skillfully (technical proficiency)
- going fast on skis/bikes is fun (physical fitness)
- skiing/biking is fun and challenging (personal development)
Greater Bragg Creek Trails Association (click for details)

Greater Bragg Creek Trails Association is a society centered on creating trails throughout the Bragg Creek area in order to encourage a healthy and active lifestyle for the residents and visitors to the area. They have been instrumental in transforming the community and surrounding wilderness into one gigantic recreation area.
Spin Sisters Mountain Biking Club (click for details)

SSMBC is a progressive women’s only mountain biking club in the Calgary region that brings together riders of all ages and abilities to enjoy the sport.. SSMBC inspires a world where no woman fears rocks or drops, by bringing women of all abilities together for super duper wicked riding in an environment of comradery and support whilst building leaders, and being a positive force in the community.
Calgary Outdoor Club (click for details)

Free to join, and open to any adult in Canada, the COC brings people together in a fun, friendly and inviting atmosphere. They strive to offer a variety of events, with some things geared for beginners, some more challenging things, and lots of 'somewhere in the middle' stuff. And, they attempt to keep events as low-cost as possible. A majority of their events take place in the Calgary area, but occasionally they visit neighboring provinces or travel further away from home.
Each month they have regular outdoor activities such as hiking, camping, biking, inline skating and canoeing (summer) and skiing, boarding, cross-country skiing and snow shoeing (winter), as well as social events, and "special" events such as white water rafting, caving, and dog sled tours.
Each month they have regular outdoor activities such as hiking, camping, biking, inline skating and canoeing (summer) and skiing, boarding, cross-country skiing and snow shoeing (winter), as well as social events, and "special" events such as white water rafting, caving, and dog sled tours.
Alberta Bicycle Association (click for details)

The Alberta Bicycle Association (ABA) is the affiliated Provincial Sport Organization (PSO) of the Canadian Cycling Association (CCA). They are the governing body for all sanctioned races. The mission of the ABA is to facilitate an introduction to organized cycling and to develop a strong competitive cycling program, while protecting and advocating the rights of cyclists.
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