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After participating in the Pedal For The People campaign during lockdown we interviewed our first Holla Trails Youth Ambassador, Chris Mason, and his dad Mike

Howzit Holla Tribe, Whilst we don’t necessarily agree with the government directives for level 4 insofar as there are some ludicrous counter productive rules (like the 6 - 9am exercise rule), Holla Trails will comply with the directives that are pertinent to us, which we have assessed as being those in the image below. Please note the following information and guidelines to be followed while using the trails: - The trail head/shop (premises) will be open 6 to 10am to purchase permits and

Holla Trails Classic is postponed but the trails are open and perfect for social distancing! We are in uncertain times and this means we decided to postpone the Holla Trails Classic, originally scheduled for 5 April 2020. With a potential field of 700 participants plus spectators, the event could be conducive to spreading the virus and with your health as our number one priority we had to make this hard decision. We will announce the new date as soon as it is confirmed. Having said that, here

It's that time of year again where memberships are approaching expiry and we need to get new bike boards ordered. To make the process as smooth as possible for you we have put together some easy steps for you to follow. Here it goes

If, (like me) you've not been very active over the holidays and are keen to get back on the trails, here are some tips to get you back on track (excuse the pun): Accept where you are: Be realistic about your current fitness level and don't expect to match your PR's instantly. It takes time to get back but it's also a chance to continue improving and exceed your previous levels over time. Don't go big: Rather start with more smaller

In celebration of Holla Trails 10th anniversary, the Holla Trails Sugar Rush Classic powered by Zululami, took place on 11th & 12th May. Offering everything from a kiddie’s mountain bike ride and trail runs, to the more serious 45km mountain bike race drawing some of KZN’s best MTB talent. The event grew tremendously over last year and attracted a total of 863 participants, being the biggest sporting event held at Sugar Rush Park.   Because it was a festival for both entrants