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Freeride512 builds and rides progressive mountain bike trails and features in and around Central Texas. We educate mountain bikers on the disciplines of all-mountain, downhill, and freeride mountain biking and help riders to progress their skills.
Freeride512 Parks are located here: https://www.freeride512.com/parks
We are a group of mountain bike riders who enjoy progressing our skills, and the skills of others, through aggressive riding. Dirt jumps, technical descents, drops, skinnies – we live to ride them all and just can’t get enough. When we’re not out riding, we’re out digging, cutting, or building. We’re fanatic about freeride and love to share our stoke with like-minded riders.
FR512 RHR:
Members can ride any time. The only caveat is the back gate may not be open during non-build days at the RHR location. On build days, the gate will be open.
DO NOT JUMP OR CLIMB THE ROCKY HILL RANCH or BACK GATE or FENCE if it is locked. Reach out to FR512 through the FR512 Website Contact Us or IG, Facebook Page. If you’re intending to ride the trails at RHR as well, you’ll need to sign the RHR Waiver at the Pavilion at the RHR entrance, and grab a RHR Day Pass.
Last one out of the FR512 RHR Park, LOCK THE GATE, always.
FR512 at Cat Mountain:
Looking for a tour of CAT MTN? Reach out to Victory Racing to see the mountain. This location is hosted on private land.
FR512 at Cedar Park Church Trails:
Open, and parking is in the main Church parking lot, excluding, Sundays.
You’re welcome to check us out before committing to membership. The FR512 waiver still applies. Make a donation. Membership fees build our community helping with costs associated with building trail, i.e. equipment rental, materials, and all the rest. The best time to try the FR512RHR is Saturdays while the builders are on site, and the gate is open.
We recommend a wide range of bikes for use at the Freeride512 parks including Downhill, Dirt Jumper, Enduro, short/long travel bikes.
Riders of all ages are welcome at the Freeride512 parks.
We recommend checking the Freeride512 website, Instagram or FR512’s Facebook page.
Members can ride the park any time. The only caveat is the back gate may not be open during non-build days at the RHR location. On build days, the gate will be open.
DO NOT JUMP OR CLIMB THE ROCKY HILL RANCH or BACK GATE or FENCE if it is locked. Reach out to FR512 through the FR512 Website Contact Us or Facebook Page first. If you’re intending to ride the XC trails at RHR as well, you’ll need to sign the RHR Waiver at the Pavilion at the RHR entrance, and grab a RHR Day Pass.
Last one out of the FR512 RHR Park, LOCK THE GATE, always.
Members can ride the park any time. The only caveat is the back gate may not be open during non-build days at the RHR location. On build days, the gate will be open.
DO NOT JUMP OR CLIMB THE ROCKY HILL RANCH or BACK GATE or FENCE if it is locked.
Reach out to FR512 through the FR512 Website Contact Us or Facebook Page first. If you’re intending to ride the trails at RHR as well, you’ll need to sign the RHR Waiver at the Pavilion at the RHR entrance, and grab a RHR Day Pass.
Last one out of the FR512 RHR Park, LOCK THE GATE, always.
– Funding Freeride 512 activities.
– Land lease
– Insurance
– Security
– Machine days, fuel
– Feature Build Materials
– Building and maintaining FR512 Mountain Bike Trails.
If you haven’t seen the 512 trails, they rock. So much so that many of our members donate additional time and materials to the Trails. That makes for some SICK trails!
Well, let’s start by retracing your steps. When did you last have them? Are they still in the door lock? It often helps to start there.
