Mountain Bike Patrol
The Patrollers' Role is great
The Medicine Wheel chapter of the National Mountain Bike Patrol provides assistance to hikers, equestrians, and all trail users, especially mountain bikers. Patrollers are ambassadors who:
- give information and provide directions,
- help with minor repairs,
- provide first aid and emergency assistance,
- and get to ride awesome trails at the same time.
Enforcement is not a function of the mountain bike patrol. Medicine Wheel Patrollers are all volunteers working with the approval of the land agencies where they patrol and are members of the IMBA National Mountain Bike Patrol.
Patrol areas
Patrol areas are all around the Pikes Peak region where biking is allowed, including Palmer Park, Ute Valley Park, Monument Valley Park, North and South Cheyenne Canon Parks and the Stratton Open Space. Bike patrols help keep trails open.
Meeting Times & Training
The next meeting of the Patrol will be announced through the bike patrol group email list.
The patrol is riding throughout the winter. Go to the list to find out more.
Training classes for patrollers will be held periodically. Future classes will be scheduled as needed. A class in on-the-trail bike repair is being scheduled and will be coming up soon. Small group training scenario rides will be starting soon as well.
Join The Patrol
For updates or to become a member of the Patrol sign up on the Google Group at http://groups.google.com/group/CSNMBP?hl=en
If you have questions or would like more information, please send an email to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. "> This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Patrol Documents - Click Below
All documents are in PDF format
Patrol Training Guidelines (892 KB)
Patrol Manual (537 KB)
Search and Rescue Manual (1.03 MB)
National Mtn Bike Patrol Patch (18 KB)
