NEMBA Adventure Series - Spring Fling on Cape Cod
Festival Details:

Come for the rides, stay for the vibes We will have self-guided and expert-led rides, music, food, and more.

Overview

Join Cape Cod NEMBA for a day of fun, food, and mountain biking on some of the sweetest springtime single track in New England including Maple Swamp Conservation and beyond!

The Adventure Series is grateful for the generous support from our sponsor Conte's Bike Shop!

Schedule

Registration 9:00 AM - 10:00 AM
Rides start at 10:00 AM - Noon
Rides & Routes

Intermediate rides 12-16 miles
Beginner Ride 6-10 miles
Adaptive Ride 2-6 miles (marked loop)
Kids Ride 4+ miles (marked loop)
Special Instructions

Join NEMBA or renew your membership onsite and receive free entry.

Members $10 (enter Member Event Code to see member pricing)
Non-Members $25 (join NEMBA onsite and get in free!)
Cash only food truck will be on site. Suggested donation is $10.00 to benefit charity
Bring a chair to sit in while you enjoy a hot lunch and some lively conversations with friends old and new!
No alcohol is permitted on school property
T-Shirts

Pick up any pre-purchased Adventure Series t-shirts, or purchase an Adventure Series t-shirt at the NEMBA tent on site.
Contact:

Cape Cod NEMBA at [email protected]

About the NEMBA Adventure Series

The NEMBA Adventure Series is a season long series of flagship events hosted by local chapters in their respective communities. As part of NEMBA's mission to create epic riding experiences, our Adventure Series takes you on a trip throughout the region to explore some of the best trails and communities in New England.

Thank you to our friends and supporters!

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