Catalyst Sports' adaptive mountain bike ride rolls out of Baker Creek Saturday morning
A morning on the Baker Creek trails for riders who use adaptive bikes, with the bikes provided and volunteers wanted. Register to ride or to help; the next one is Fall Fest in November.
- When
- Sat Oct 17 · 9:30 AM – noon
- Where
- Baker Creek Preserve · 3726 Sevier Heights Rd · meet on the right side of the building and lot
- Register
- catalystsports.org/knoxville · to ride or to volunteer · pick a bike when you register
- Next
- AMBC Fall Fest, Nov 6 – 8 · Tour de Lights, Dec 12
- Weather
- Sunny and 62 · 40 at the start
Catalyst Sports runs an adaptive mountain bike program in Knoxville, and its October ride is Saturday, October 17 from 9:30 to noon at Baker Creek Preserve, the trailhead off Sevier Heights Road. The listing on the Appalachian Mountain Bike Club's calendar says to meet on the right side of the building complex and parking lot, and to register at catalystsports.org/knoxville, choosing an adaptive bike when you sign up if you need one reserved.
Riders and volunteers
Registration opens two weeks before each ride, so it is open now, and the program needs volunteers for every ride as much as it needs riders; the same form covers both. The rest of the 2026 calendar is the AMBC Fall Fest weekend in November and the Tour de Lights in December. Saturday morning is sunny and cold, 40 at the start and 62 by noon, and the ScruffyCat riders will be on the Baker Creek trails the same morning, so give a wave.
