Tucson Ride Guide
The Best Places Aren’t Just Ridden — They’re Understood
Tucson’s trails have a story. The desert, the history, the riding experiences that define this place and make it truly unique — many riders miss out, because discovering the best is hard to do on your own. Until now.
You can find Tucson trail info online. Some of it is even accurate. But piecing it together from Trailforks, Reddit threads, and aging blog posts takes time and energy that is better spent rolling deep into the good stuff.
The Tucson MTB Ride Guide is the solution — accurate, consistent, and trusted trail intelligence built on four decades of riding trail in the Old Pueblo. Think of it as a recipe book for mountain bikers. Follow a Classic ride to exact spec, or start with the basics and improvise.
- Conditions and current MTB scene updates
- Trail network overviews and comparisons
- Preferred trailheads and facilities
- Curated Classic and Specialty rides
- Full GPX ride files with points of interest
- Insider Tucson tips
- Critical logistics
- Where to eat
- Where to stay
- And more…
We obsess over the details so you can experience the best riding Tucson has to offer.
2% for the Trails
Every MTB Diaries membership contributes 2% of revenue to Tucson trail advocacy. When you choose to ride with us, we give back together.
Launching Fall 2026
The guide isn’t available yet. But your spot is.
The first 25 people to sign up are Founding Members — locked in at the best price we’ll ever offer, permanently. Everyone after that gets early access before public launch, at a significant discount.
Drop your details. We save your spot.
Just your special offer on the guide, when it’s ready.
Jesse Dyrt
Riding Tucson’s trails for over four decades. Good singletrack deserves to be shared, and supported. We help you ride it right — so you’ll tell the story.
Ride. Anywhere.
