Patrol Requirements

A.E.M.B.A. Patrollers are preferred to be registered as National Mountain Bike Patrollers through I.M.B.A.. A.E.M.B.A does offer training workshops for you to work in that direction and will help you along the way. Prior to becoming a patroller, we recommend that you participate in Trail Days and ride along with a Patroller. Below are the I.M.B.A requirements for becoming a Patroller. A.E.M.B.A has a Patroller Membership of $10 for National Mt. Bike Patrollers and $30 for Non-NMBP Members. Both include A.E.M.B.A Regular Memberships.

National Mountain Bike Patrollers are expected to perform a multitude of tasks out on the trail. Whether it's giving directions to lost hikers, repairing a broken chain, or aiding an injured person, patrollers need to continually sharpen their skills in order to be effective. Learn more about patroller duties, responsibilities, and skills below.

Duties

A complete description of patroller duties and responsibilities

First Aid

A description of the NMBP's first aid and emergency care guidelines and links to related organizations.

Bike Repair

A description of the NMBP's trailside bike repair guidelines.

Environment

A description of environmental and social issues relevant to the National Mountain Bike Patrol.




	Patroller Application