Bicycling

The Field Institute of Taos offers after school mountain bike programs (Sprockids-Taos/F.I.T. Bike Club) for local youth. Sessions consist of a blend of environmental education, safety, fitness, and biking skills. Topics include bike maintenance, trail use and access issues, team work, fitness, nutrition, hydration, safety and first aid, environmental education, riding skills, and fun. These worthwhile programs give youth a safe, active, fun outdoor experience. Field Institute of Taos Program leaders are Susie Fiore (Director of the F.I.T. summer camps for the past eight years and Professional mountain bike competitor) and Sean Cassily (F.I.T. Assistant Program Director and Expert mountain bike competitor).

Frazer Mountain Madness - Expanded race program with a cross country for ALL classes, a hill climb for all but beginners, and a kids race. Pro cash payback and great prizes. All races start and finish at the base area of Taos Ski Valley (except the hill climb of course). The cross country is an excellent mix of two-track and single track, climbing up to 11,500 feet. The kids races will stay in the base area. Frazer Mountain Madness signature 5.5 mile hill climb to the top of 12,163 ft. Frazer Mountain will repeat for the second year. Come see if you can break the world records set last year, or just watch, and party on the Martini Tree deck with live music by Denver's Wendy Woo. Crazy races and contests, like the Kid Bike Crit and the Wheelie contest. Ride your kids bike or just "borrow" one for the Crit. For "kid's" 20 years old or older on bikes with 20" wheels or smaller. Enjoy colorful ski lift rides, see vendor displays, watch riding demos, and much more! Great food, plenty of brews, shopping, and accomodations for all budgets. Make a golden fall, classic weekend of it, and stay in beautiful Taos Ski Valley!

This is the site for Taos Alpine Classic Bicycle Races which are held each year from Taos Ski Valley to Arroyo Seco

Taos Cycle Club is a grassroots advocacy group committed to the enhancement of cycling in Taos and Northern New Mexico
Membership is open to all ages and all cycling abilities, or for those simply interested in learning about or helping within the Taos area cycling community. Taos Cycle Club members include both road and mountain bikers. Taos Cycle Club is a member of the American Cycling Association (ACA) and International Mountain Biking Association (IMBA). Taos Cycle Club is a 501(c)(7) nonprofit organization.