Monte Sano Fat Tire Mountain Bike Festival

2 min read

Really late notice – but a group of us are heading up to the Monte Sano Fat Tire Mountain Bike Festival this weekend in Huntsville, AL at Monte Sano State Park. In all reality, I have probably been telling these guys that I would make it out to ride their rock filled trails for over a year now, and – finally – I have made the commitment to head over and shred.

The Monte Sano Fat Tire Festival has rides, events and other stuff to keep riders and people of all ages occupied for the weekend. It should be a great event with mountain biking, food, camping and all around mischief. I’m looking forward to getting out and seeing what the trails in Alabama have to offer and I know my wife is ready to get out and enjoy the weekend on her bike.

I should have posted this a couple of days earlier because early registration is over and it is now 55 bones to play, but you get a swag bag, food and the proceeds go to help the SORBA chapter in that area. All good things to throw some money at.

Thanks to SSINGA (which should really be SSINAL now), we have some pictures of what we should be able to expect on some of the more technical trails in the area. I absolutely LOVE rocky trails…so the Niner WFO 9 is going to get some suspension workout over the course of the weekend.

Some links below are affiliate links. If you buy through them, Bike198 may earn a commission at no extra cost to you. Here is how that works.

Mountain bike festivals are a great time to get away from the rat race and just ride your bike all weekend with old friends and new. You can find out more information about the Monte Sano Fat Tire Festival by clicking here. If you live no where even remotely close to this area like many of the readers of Mountain Biking by 198…get out and enjoy the weekend anyway. We will be!

Krista Park - Pro Mountain Biker51OOEYfafTL. AC UL320 2Troy Lee Designs Ruckus Jerseyimage 861sfAWDkBiL. SL6000 2
Robb Sutton

I founded Bike198 back in 2008 and started riding bikes seriously in 1994. A lot has changed since that time and one of the greatest releases is still getting out on the bike and shredding trail or tearing up the road.

How we test →
From the Bike198 shopHero Dirt - Trail Forecast - Send It!$26Shop

Get reviews like this weekly

Join 25,000+ mountain bikers. One email a week, no spam.

Leave a Comment

Related Posts