CCMTB in Ourimbah, New South Wales | Community
CCMTB
Locality: Ourimbah, New South Wales
Address: Red Hill road 2259 Ourimbah, NSW, Australia
Website: http://www.ccmtb.com.au
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17.01.2022 COVID UPDATE: In line with recent health guidelines anybody in a hot spot area should not be travelling outside of that area. Consider all travel plans and please be respectful, your actions will assist in a swift response. Stay safe
16.01.2022 SUPER ENDURO Our Super Enduro is open for entries! come racing on Sunday the 13th of December, its the last one for the year. What's a Super Enduro? - Simple more stages - less pedaling. Entry fee covers your shuttle to the top, meaning more runs and epic party trains. ... Finish the year off in style! Find out more here: https://www.facebook.com/events/4846044142104136 Its always a rad vibe some come and join in the fun
11.01.2022 There has been some issues for people being able to sign up for the race in they have AusCyc licences. If that’s you, you’re able to sign up on race morning in person. Please bring the right money for your race ticket
09.01.2022 Pictures of all our podium winners from today’s XC race. The growing number of teenagers racing is really great. Thanks to the parents for supporting them and their racing. Thank you to everyone who came to the race and supported the club. Well done to all involved. Looking forward to getting more races underway. Furthermore, thanks you to the club sponsors which you can see on the banner.
07.01.2022 Weather report is looking great for the XC race this Sunday. Perfect racing conditions. Come and experience the super cool race track we have made. Also by attending you are supporting the club helping us to keep making improvements. Rego open at 7:30am and racing to start around 8am. Further details are on the clubs event page. Sign up here: ... https://online.mtba.asn.au/ERegister.aspx?E=8554
06.01.2022 Check out Jack Moir - athlete smoking up Ourimbah, what a cracking year on the world circuit - congrats mate. Before you get out and try some of these moves, pls wait a few days til the tracks have dried out https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FAUm69Q9o7Q
04.01.2022 Hi gang. As you may know, it’s been super wet lately. The park generally handles water well up top, but struggles to dry in the lower areas. If you want some XC KMs in your legs, you may want to consider exploring the many fire roads in the Ourimbah state forest. They love being ridden when muddy. Plan a route, tell someone where your going and take care out there. You will discover how beautiful the forest is. A popular loop is heading up the main fire road from the car par...k, take a right at the top (large dirt round-a-bout), and travel up until you reach Campbell’s Point Road (about 2km past the huge fire break and power line views). Take a right and follow the fire road all the way to Yarramalong road. Right at the bottom and it’s 4km back to tree tops. It’s approx 18km loop with a good mix of climbing and some wild and rocky descents. Take water and some food, a phone with a map and let someone know where you are going. Be careful on the road and also remember the fire roads get some traffic too sometimes. On an other note, we have been advised of yet another MTB stolen from someone’s garage. Let us know if you come across it please. Oh and happy new year
04.01.2022 More Great Upgrades! Thanks to our incredible trail crew who donate machinery and time to come and make the trails better for all of us, we cannot thank you enough: Paul Carlsson Central Coast Mountain Bike Tours Andy Baldock of KAB earthworks ... Craig Smith The crew have been upgrading the cross over drop, Amaroo and the DH finish. Great work! Please everyone respect the red tape and signage, it is not just to make sure these guys hardwork is not ruined it is also for your safety and the safety of the trail crew! - Please do not remove any tape - Please do not ride through any tape - Please respect all signage - Please do not ride in areas of active work Please have a damn good time riding these sweet trails!
03.01.2022 The Community Environment Network has recently become an anti-mtb organisation on the Central Coast. To push their ideology, their latest post politicises the injury of a minor at Ourimbah Mountain Bike Park. It is reprehensible to use the injury of anyone let alone a minor to try to gain some political point scoring and this act is genuinely beyond belief. We would request the Community Environment Network to publicly apologise. If you would like to discuss mountain biking... please come and speak to us rather than throwing stones over social media. To our political leaders, this the type of ideology driving the anti-mtb David Harris MP Liesl Tesch MP Adam Crouch MP Member for Terrigal' Taylor Martin MLC Please note that the trails at Ourimbah are run by community volunteers and paid for by CCMTB, all trail are sanctioned and the facility is free to use for the public.
