We Are Trail People
If you have mountain biked or hiked on a wooded trail in the triangle, there’s a pretty good chance it was a TORC trail.
Join The Fun
Mountain biking with other people is great fun, and a chance to learn from others. There’s always a group ride scheduled somewhere.
If you can ride a bike...
You can join a mountain bike race. TORC has different races throughout the year, and there’s one just right for you.
Don't get left behind!
It's been a long year, but things are starting to happen.
Events are popping up on the calendar now, with more to come. Want to be the first to know? Get on our new email list.


Group Rides
Riding with Friends is More Fun
TORC holds local group rides for all different skills levels, with beginner rides being some of our most popular. Come meet new people, learn new skills and trails systems, and have fun with us.
Strava Club
Join Our Club on Strava
If you use Strava to track your rides, join the TORC Strava Club, and see what other TORC members have been up to. It's a great way to find trails you didn't know existed and friends you haven't met yet.

Triangle Off-Road Cyclists
Because having more trails means more ways to get active outside.
Triangle Off-Road Cyclists (TORC) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit volunteer run organization that supports responsible mountain biking in the Triangle area of North Carolina. We offer group rides, clinics, races, and other events for riders of every skill level. And we partner with land managers and other stakeholders to establish and maintain trails that everyone can enjoy.
Photo credits: Frith, HarmonOutdoorPhotography, You?
Build your own bike stand
One TORC member Jack Houck created a bike stand built out of PVC for his road and mountain bikes. Check out his design!
Ride Like a Girl
Ride Like A Girl is the oldest women's only all skills mountain bike ride in the Triangle. All women are invited to join the fun.
Harris Lake Group Ride
There's an all skills fun ride at Harris Lake every Wednesday after work, depending on trail conditions. Check meetup first.
Brumley Forest Workday
Triangle Land Conservancy has asked TORC to set up a monthly Brumley Forest workday for trail maintenance.
Go Bob? or Go Bald?
Did Natalie Lew cut her hair to a short bob or cut it all off? Your donations will help 2 awesome causes.
TORCFest 2019
The annual TORCFest returned to Briar Chapel's Great Meadow Park in 2019. This festival is open to the public, family friendly, and fun.
Umstead Gravel Grinder
The Umstead Gravel Grinder ran for a gloriously gravely 5 years but we will not be able to have an event here in the future. Ugg!
2013 Meltdown at Harris Lake
The 2013 Meltdown at Harris Lake was an endurance event held on Saturday March 9th. See the results and photos here.