Latest Updates

  • Tryon 590 Connector Trail erosion!
    The 590 Connector trail is now passable after volunteers were able to clear the NYS DOT 590 culvert that was plugged and caused the erosion. Volunteers also built a rock retaining wall where trail users can cross. More work is to be done so exercise care while traveling through. We want to thank everyone that
  • GROC SEASON KICKOFF @ The Backwoods
    Join us, and the Bike Community for the foundation of the 2026 outdoor season! Whether you’re a hardcore rider or a weekend explorer, come celebrate the start of the season at one of the area’s most unique new venues.
  • New Tykes on Bikes event sponsor
    New Sponsor Spotlight: Krusteaz Fuels the Fun at Tykes on Bikes We’re excited to announce a delicious new sponsorship with Krusteaz®, a company whose roots in innovation and creativity go all the way back to 1932. Founded by Rose Charters, Krusteaz was born from her ingenious idea to create a pie crust that was both
  • 2026 Advocacy Alert!
    Advocacy Impact: Progress & Persistence. Over the past twenty years, GROC has played an active role in shaping how off-road cycling is recognized, planned for, and supported throughout our region. From long-standing trail stewardship partnerships to municipal and county advocacy and expanding access on state-managed lands, these efforts continue to build momentum and visibility for
  • The Monroe County Parks Irondequoit Bay Area Trail User Study recommendations were released at the last Parks Advisory Committee meeting in November.
    Click to view or download the report and please email info@mygroc.com with questions about how you can get involved in advocating for the recommendations. The study presents several preliminary recommendations and associated action steps based on the findings: