MoMBA XC CLASSIC

OMBC Series Race #8

Huffman MetroPark, named for the Huffy Bike founders, celebrates a local cycling legacy. Horace Huffman Jr. championed river bikeways in the ’70s. Today, riders put that spirit to the test in the park’s 6-hour bike race.

Race Details

Race Start

8/23/2026 9:00 a.m.

Packet Pickup

TBA

Venue

Five Rivers Metroparks

4485 Union Rd, Dayton, OH 45424

Course Maps

Race Categories & Pricing


COMING SOON

Course Information

Trails
MoMBA is the region’s first sustainable, IMBA-standard MTB trail system. Built by FRMP & MVMBA, it offers trails for all levels—punchy climbs, creek crossings, switchbacks, and a rock garden. Diverse, challenging, and fun, it’s a must-ride for every mountain biker.

Directions & Parking

Just outside Dayton, Ohio, the race starts and finishes at 4485 Union Road, with parking and restrooms available on-site.

Amenities

On-site amenities include changing rooms, restrooms, a wash station, and drinking water.


Spend a night under the stars at 23 campsites. Choose car-accessible frontcountry sites or hike-in backcountry spots for a nearby escape into nature.

More Info
For more information, check out the MoMBA website.

About MVMBA

Miami Valley Mountain Bike Association (MVMBA) grows mountain biking in the Miami Valley. From building trails at John Bryan State Park—including the Frankenlight Trail—to creating MoMBA at Huffman MetroPark, we maintain trails, teach sustainable riding, host popular races, and welcome riders of all levels.

Explore lodging, area attractions, and other outdoor activities for your stay.

Plan your visit

Lodging & Dining

Yellow Springs offers lodging for every stay—romantic, family, or solo—plus dining options. Relax at charming inns, hotels, or rentals, then enjoy local restaurants and cafés.

Area Attractions

Celebrate diversity, creativity, and community in Yellow Springs—home to Antioch College and a vibrant downtown that welcomes all with open arms.

Five Rivers Metroparks

Founded in 1963, Five Rivers MetroParks has protected the region’s natural heritage for 60+ years, preserving forests, prairies, wetlands, and open spaces for people and wildlife.