The Philadelphia Mountain Biking Association

Here is the latest info:
PA Mountain Bike Summit info
Where: The summit will be held at the 4-H camp adjacent to Penn-Roosevelt State Park (http://www.dcnr.state.pa.us/stateparks/parks/pennroosevelt.aspx). Facilities at the camp include bathrooms, a shower, bunk houses and a main building. I would recommend camping as the buildings are best described as rustic. There is a large field with more than enough room to fit 50-plus tents. If by some chance we are larger than that or you would like a little distance from the group, there are camp spaces available about 200 yards away in Penn-Roosevelt SP. Those would need to be reserved through the State Park system, but in May it is doubtful that the park will be full.
How to get there: Penn-Roosevelt is located on Crowfield Rd within Rothrock State Forest. The most direct route is to take 322 East from State College or 322 West from Harrisburg until you reach the seven mountains area. Crowfield Rd is located at the base of the seven mountains on the State College side where 322 changes from four lanes to two. Penn-Roosevelt is located 5 miles down Crowfield Rd. As you enter the park, the 4-H Camp is located on the right hand side.

Schedule of events –
The 4-H Camp is open Friday evening for those who want to get there early. There will be some folks from NMBA out camping on Friday evening; you might want to try to convince them to night ride!
Saturday- Rides - will begin to get grouped together at 11am. It is Spring Gobbler season, so we are starting the ride a little later. Hunters are done by noon, so this should give them sometime before we start hoopin' and hollerin'. The plan is to have 3 distinct rides of intermediate and advanced levels, and a women's ride. The women's ride will be on intermediate to advanced level trails, just no x chromosomes along to spoil the fun. One of the other rides will head towards Tussey Mountain while the rest will remain primarily in the Cooper's Gap area. The plan is to have a ride towards Tussey both Saturday and Sunday for those who want some variety. If you haven't ridden in Rothrock State Forest, Tussey tends to have more big ups and downs and rocks, while Cooper's Gap has a better trail to road ratio and all about flow. For those who prefer self-guided rides, the Nittanymba.org website has maps of theses areas available for download.
We are working on having post ride food and refreshments donated.
Saturday – Meeting - will start at 4pm. Ryan Shutz from IMBA will give a presentation lasting about 45 minutes, Frank Maguire will give a brief overview of what lays ahead for us on the state level. We will then have a discussion moderated by Ryan to try and address the issues and how best to move forward. The meeting will last about 2 and half hours.
Saturday -Post Meeting – we are open to suggestions. There is a rather large fire pit available, or any number of hijinx could be engaged in.
Sunday – Rides - will start at 9am. Again, the rides will follow the format of Saturday. We hope to have the rides all wrapped up by 1pm.
Post ride BBQ to follow, please bring something to contribute.

Mark your calendars!!!!!