Nanaimo Mountain Bike Club is the trail association behind the trails you ride in Nanaimo. All donations and memberships go directly toward building and maintaining authorized trails and advocating for recreational access.

Members get the club newsletter, a vote at the AGM, and the satisfaction of knowing their trails are covered. Get Involved

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NMBC AGM 2026
Nov
05
Wolf Brewing Company (940 Old Victoria Rd, Nanaimo, BC V9R 6Z8)
18:30 – 20:30
Join our annual general meeting Once a year, the club stops digging long enough to decide what comes next. This is that night. This event is open to the public. You don’t need to be a member to come. Come hear how the season went and vote on who leads the club into 2027. It’s two hours, and it shapes the trails you’ll ride all year. Members vote and get a free beer and pizza. Not a member yet? Join here before the night. What happens The year in review: trail work, events, and finances. What’s next: plans and priorities for the next year. Board election: members vote on next year’s board. Open floor: bring your ideas, questions, and opinions. Step up The trails and the club run on people who show up. Pick your level: Volunteer: help at a dig day, race, or ride. Come when you can. Committee: work with a small team on trails, events, or members. Meets monthly. Board: set the club’s direction. Meets semi-monthly through the year. Put your name forward → Board applications close 1 week prior to AGM. Questions? Email info@nanaimomountainbike.com  
Dig Day Doumont: Crazy Horse
Nov
07
09:00 – 12:00
🛠️ NMBC Dig Day – Crazy Horse Exit Reroute Join us in the woods! Whether you’re a seasoned builder or a total beginner, dig days are a great way to give back to the trails we love and meet the local riding community. This session, we’re working on the exit reroute on Crazy Horse. When: Saturday, November 7th, 9am-12pm Where: Main parking lot  How long: Usually 2–4 hours What to expect Safety first: We start with a short safety briefing and walk through the plan before we dig. No experience needed: Our Lead Builders will show you how. We care more about good, lasting work than speed. Tools provided: NMBC brings everything. What to bring Sturdy closed-toe boots and clothes you don’t mind getting muddy Extra layers for breaks, plus rain gear Lots of water, a snack, bug spray, and your phone Food: if this session has a sponsor, we’ll provide food. Check back for updates. Weather In true Island fashion, we dig in the rain, but not in atmospheric rivers. If there’s a major storm or high-wind warning, we’ll postpone. If you don’t hear from us, grab your rain gear and come on out. Sign the waiver before you come → See you on the trails!
Women's+ Dig Day: Fanny's Your Aunt
Nov
08
10:00 – 13:00
🛠️ NMBC Women’s+ Dig Day: Fanny’s Your Aunt Hosted by Maddy Join Maddy and the crew in the woods for a morning of trail building, connection, and community! This Women’s+ Dig Day welcomes everyone who identifies as a woman, transgender, nonbinary, or gender diverse. It’s a supportive, low-pressure space to learn trail work, ask questions, and meet other riders. Whether you’ve never held a McLeod or you’ve built a dozen berms, you belong here. The Details When: Sunday, November 8 · 10am–1pm Meeting point: End of the pavement on Weigles Road (Doumont). Trailforks map · 49.194387, -124.097793 Safety first: We’ll start with a quick safety briefing and project plan before heading to the dirt. No experience needed: Maddy and the crew will show you the ropes, from using each tool to reading the trail. No question is too basic. We focus on good, lasting work over speed. Tools: All tools are provided by NMBC. Go at your pace: Take breaks whenever you need. Every contribution counts. What to Bring Gear: Sturdy closed-toe boots and clothes you don’t mind getting muddy. Bring work gloves if you have a pair you like. Layers: Extra layers for breaks, and rain gear for wet days. Supplies: Plenty of water, a snack, and a cell phone. A friend: First dig day? Bring someone along, or just come solo. You’ll leave knowing people. Weather Policy In true Island fashion, we dig in the rain, but not in atmospheric rivers. If there’s a major storm or high-wind warning, we’ll postpone. If you don’t hear from us, grab your rain gear and we’ll see you there! Please sign our waiver before attending See you on the trails! 💛

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