This year’s Tour de Fall Line delivered pure Richmond trail magic—250+ riders, a fresh unmarked format, and miles of rolling singletrack linking parks across the region. With riders navigating by GPS and teamwork, the spirit of community shone brighter than ever and helped generate more than $10,000 for crucial trail work. Bring on year ten!

When Tim Barry calls, Richmond shows up—and this year’s NovemberFest brought out an incredible crew ready to work through rain, mud, and miles of trail. From carving a new alternate line on Northbank to hauling out a literal ton of trash, volunteers made a lasting, visible impact on the James River Park System. This is what community-powered conservation looks like.

Great trails don’t take care of themselves—and how we ride makes all the difference. The IMBA Rules of the Trail are simple guidelines that help protect our shared spaces, keep users safe, and ensure our favorite routes stay open and rideable. A little courtesy goes a long way toward better days on dirt.