WELCOME TO THE TRF!
Thank you for joining the club. Your membership helps us conserve green roads. We're sure you want to get out and explore the UK on your trail bike as soon as possible. The TRF is a great place to get started with thousands of passionate members all over the country. Much of the TRF's work is done on a local level by volunteers. This guide will help you get connected with local people and resources that can help you get out on the trails...
Step 1: Connect with your local group
The TRF is at its heart a group of volunteers who a passionate about trail riding. Finding out where you can ride can be a time consuming and sometimes confusing task. Fortunately there are almost 50 local groups all over England and Wales so you're never that far from the help you might be looking for. The start of your TRF journey should always be to connect with your local group and say hello. Almost all groups have a monthly meeting where you can go and find out what's going on in your area, and many also have their own Facebook Groups where members arrange ride outs and share pics, stories and helpful info. Use the map to find your nearest group.Step 2: Connect on Facebook
You will find many TRF Groups on Facebook, it's a great way for members to connect and share local info. Use the Facebook search function to find your nearest group. Some of the Facebook Groups are 'private' and will require proof of your TRF membership, just follow any instructions you get when you request to join. There is also a TRF Trail Facebook Group that encourages members from all over the country to connect.