Listings in Cycling Club

The Copper Harbor Trails Club (CHTC), officially incorporated as the Copper Harbor Trails Society Inc., is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to advocating for, developing, and maintaining trails and land for human-powered activities in and connecting to Copper Harbor, Michigan. The club manages over 50 miles of world-class, sustainably built singletrack trails primarily optimized for mountain biking, but also welcoming to hikers, trail runners, and other non-motorized users. CHTC is a member-driven organization that funds its efforts through donations, fundraising events, and grants, and is recognized as an IMBA Silver Level Ride Center.

Country Roads Cyclists is an all-inclusive organized bicycling club serving north central West Virginia since 1979. They promote the fun of bicycling through group rides, cycling advocacy, new-cyclist encouragement, social events, and the dissemination of safety and skills information. The club organizes approximately 80 rides from March to October, including a September Century Ride, and offers discounts at local bike shops.

The Cream City Cycle Club (CCCC) is a volunteer-run, Milwaukee-based bike club with over 130 active members. It is locally renowned for its schedule of weekly group rides, including Wednesday, Saturday, and Sunday rides, as well as multiple overnight camping rides and an annual Century Classic ride. The club supports local bicycling advocacy and is a member of the League of American Bicyclists.

Cycling Kansas City is the successor to the Johnson County Bicycle Club and the Kansas City Bicycle Club, formed by their merger. It is a regional cycling club that serves the Kansas City metropolitan area, including Johnson County, Kansas. The club promotes bicycling through weekly group rides, rider education, and advocacy for better cycling infrastructure.

Cyclists of Greater Seattle (COGS) is a Seattle-area cycling club focused on adventurous rides, fun social events, and building a community of cyclists. The club offers a variety of riding opportunities throughout the year, including regular weekend rides, weekday exercise rides, and weekend getaways in the Pacific Northwest.

The Dallas Cycling Club, operating as the Iron Riders Dallas Cycling Club (IRDCC), is a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting cycling for recreation, fitness, and sport in the DFW area. The club is known for its diverse, multicultural membership and its motto, "We Can, We Will...TOGETHER - Onward!". They organize various rides, rallies, and advocate for cyclists' safety and access.

The Detroit Area Cycling Club is a community-focused group dedicated to promoting safe cycling throughout the Detroit Metro area. The club organizes regular group rides, including the annual Green Cruise, and is actively involved in local cycling advocacy. It appears to be a volunteer-run organization that uses a Facebook group as its primary online presence and communication hub.

The Disciples of Dirt Mountain Bike Club (DOD) is a non-profit organization dedicated to the stewardship of sustainable multi-use trails and to preserving and enhancing access for mountain bikers in Oregon's Southern Willamette Valley. Founded nearly 25 years ago, the club focuses on trail maintenance, advocacy, outreach, social events, and promoting responsible trail use, primarily operating in the Eugene and Springfield area.

Founded in 2002, the Druid City Bicycle Club is a USA Cycling-recognized 501(c)(3) non-profit organization for cycling enthusiasts in Tuscaloosa, Alabama. The club hosts regular group rides and two annual charity events, the Hot Hundred and Gobblecross, to raise funds for local causes and advocate for cycling safety and infrastructure.

East Carolina Velo Cycling Club is a community-driven organization in Greenville, NC, dedicated to all things cycling. The club organizes group rides, events, and trips for fitness and fun, including the annual Cotton Country Century. They are also active in advocacy, supporting improved bike and pedestrian infrastructure, youth cycling education, and the local Pitt County Composite mountain biking team.