Diving headfirst into an entirely new sport—especially one like mountain biking—is intimidating. But, it can also be incredibly rewarding. Helena, MT local Lanie White finds both freedom and empowerment in mountain biking, and through her job at Prickly Pear Land Trust, she works to ensure the opportunity and experience is available for everyone.
Maintaining 100 miles of trail is not easy, a fact Ben Horan knows all too well. As Executive Director of MTB...
Pete Costain has been referred to as the Godfather of Whitefish mountain biking more than a few times. As a...
Tom Owen has owned and operated Gallatin Alpine Sports in Big Sky, Montana for 21 years. Through the retail...
It’s impossible to know what to expect for a November ride in Bellingham, Washington. Jill encounters a little...
After "Snunderstorms" through Colorado and endless hours on the highway, our minds and white knuckles began to...
Every rider sees the trail differently. Some riders look for the gaps, some for brake points, and others for...
