🔍Wrentham Discovery Ride🔍
📅 When: Saturday, November 8th. Meet at 9:45 am, Wheels spin at 10:00 am
📍 Where: The rear Sweatt Fields Parking Lot. Address - 110 Randall Road, Wrentham, Massachusetts. Drive past the library and down the gravel road in the rear corner of the front parking lot. Please park in the rear gravel lot, as far back as you can drive.
🎚️Level: 6 we're using a new skill level system as seen in the image below. Use this classification system to judge if this ride is right for you.
🚴♂️ What to Expect: 15-20 miles, depending on the group | 3-4 hours | 5-6 mph average pace with stops for breaks and feature sessions. Bailouts exist for folks who do not want to ride as long. This is an advanced ride with a lot of technical riding and climbing, with many of the trails not publicly visible on Trail Forks. Not beginner friendly whatsoever, but fit intermediates will have a blast. ebikes welcome. Spicier options include large rollers, challenging rock features, jumps, and drops. Make sure you wear pads. We will likely use the second rider drop format.
🪖What to Bring:
- Working mountain bike
- Helmet
- EXTRA Water. Electrolyte, sugar, and carb-replenishing trail snacks (stops by nearby stores during the ride are possible, as well).
This is part of NEMBA's efforts to be more inclusive. At SE Mass NEMBA, mountain biking is better when everyone feels welcome on the trail. We’re committed to building a chapter where riders of all backgrounds, identities, and experiences feel seen, supported, and stoked to ride.
Our rides and events are designed to be inclusive, respectful spaces—free from discrimination or harassment. We do not tolerate bias based on race, color, national origin, religion, sex, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, age, disability, veteran status, or any other aspect of identity.
Whether you’re new to biking or have been shredding for decades, you belong here. We’re dedicated to creating a vibrant, diverse community where everyone can show up as their full selves and share the joy, challenge, and connection that trails bring.
Let’s ride together—and make sure no one gets left behind.
