Who Are WE?

Our Mission

Salmon Idaho Mountain Bike Association (SIMBA) works to bring together mountain bike enthusiasts and community members to improve and protect local trails and access in Lemhi County.  SIMBA works closely with the U.S. Forest Service, Bureau of Land Management, and other organizations to prioritize trail clearing and maintenance, and to advocate for the development of sustainable mountain bike trails throughout the county.  

SIMBA shares its passion for riding mountain bikes with community members by providing events, education, and volunteer opportunities, with an emphasis on responsible riding, respect for the environment, protection of trail resources, and the attainment of high quality outdoor experiences.

SIMBA Objectives

  • Promote mountain biking in the community of Salmon, Idaho and surrounding areas. 
  • Conduct trail stewardship on local trails.
  • Collaborate with land management agencies and other non-profit organizations. 
  • Provide educational opportunities for community members.  
  • Conduct special events such as mountain bike races to bring the community together, celebrate mountain biking, promote trail stewardship, and enjoy the outdoors.
  • Encourage youth involvement in mountain biking. 
  • Advocate for local trails in land management decisions, and provide a unified voice for the mountain bike community.
  • Provide volunteer opportunities for community members that wish to become involved.
  • Promote proper trail etiquette amongst a variety of trail user groups.

The SIMBA Board of Directors

  • Bill MacFarlane – Chair
  • Lori Kohls – Vice Chair
  • Brandon Heaton – Secretary
  • Ella Deutchman – Treasurer
  • Marc Landblom
  • Dusty Pena
SIMBA Board Group photo 1/21/2023.