Adirondack Mountain Bike Festival
Festival Details:

Brought to you by the Adirondack Foothills Trails Alliance (AFTA) and the Central Adirondack Association (CAA)
2026 Mountain Bike Festival -September 25 and 26th, Save the date
McCauley Mountain, Old Forge, NY
Schedule for Festival:

Friday:

12:00-5:00 – vendor set up, riding, DJ playing music

Saturday:

9:00-5:00 Festival

9:00-1:00 Ed Tondryk DJ music

10:00 and 2:00 Bike Tours

1:00-5:00 Live Music-The Rockin Duo with Tony Semo and Mike Cox

It’s an opportunity for experienced riders, novices, and those curious about the sport to meet and test out the area’s new and improved trails, chat with vendors and exhibitors on hand, demo a few new bikes, ride along on a guided trail tour, and enjoy a couple of days of fun, food, and music immersed in nature and surrounded by the great outdoors. Come ride some of our newest flow trails on Little

The parking lot at the base of McCauley Mountain Ski Area will serve as the main staging area for all events and activities, as well as the trailhead for exploring the vast network of singletrack, double track and flow trails that extend to Maple Ridge above and Old Forge below.

Registration is Free. We ask if you enjoy yourself and want to support further growth to donate and/or become a member of AFTA (Adirondack Foothills Trails Alliance) our volunteer-supported, non-profit trail builders.

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