Join RMDRA in support of trail maintenance and the fight to keep Alberta public land open for all riders to enjoy.
They’re your local trails and we take great pride in helping to care for them.
Your Rocky Mountain Dirt Riders Associate is here to support your single-track riding adventures. Join hundreds of other single-track enthusiasts diligently working to save our local Alberta trails. Your membership covers access to Club Nights and RMDRA meetings. Your annual membership helps us advocate for our trails. Memberships are only $40 for your entire household. Single, couple or family—you’re all covered under one membership as long as you live together.
Membership Perks:
RMDRA Trail App — Digital map and so much more.
Club Nights and some other community events included.
Official printed RMDRA map of the local trail system.
Access to training to help you learn and grow as a rider.
Access to our RMDRA forum to connect with other members.
Help shape the future of our sport in Alberta with open meetings.
Exclusive RMDRA jacket awarded after 75 volunteer hours.
Join today and we’ll see you on the trails.
NOTE: Your RMDRA yearly membership expires on December 31 of every year.
MEMBER TESTIMONIALS
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When I first came to the RMDRA, it was because I was looking for people to ride with. I enjoyed riding with like-minded individuals on the Wednesday Club Nights, and it quickly built up my confidence and ability to increase my speed in the ever-challenging single track. The members were really friendly, and soon after I had some friends to ride with on the weekends as well. Volunteering at fundraising events was rewarding, and I felt like I was a part of something bigger. You don't have to be a racer to join this club, and all skill levels are welcome. I was impressed with the organization level of all the volunteers, so much so that I decided to volunteer myself for trail maintenance days. After a few years I decided jump in and become the Membership Director—I knew that becoming a volunteer would make the largest impact. It’s been so fulfilling to get involved and make a difference.
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— Justin Ukranetz
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I got involved back in 2004, before Rocky Mountain Dirt Riders was an official association. The club had just been formed, so it became a great opportunity to meet new people and get experience. I had just bought a motorcycle after years of not having one, not since I was a kid. I wanted to get back into the sport, but didn’t really know anybody and didn’t have anyone to ride with. I was also looking to get into the racing scene, and there was a bit of opportunity for mentorship on that. It’s a great opportunity for people to build their personal networks with a likeminded community. It’s also an opportunity for people to learn from each other in so many ways. Club’s done a great job to welcome families and all skill levels. It’s a great way to raise a community and bring everyone together.
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— Mike Dobovich & Family
