Mountain biking

Mountain biking, in my opinion, is one of the best ways to see and experience the world. It’s an opportunity to get out into nature, take on challenges – mentally and physcially – and have a whole lot of fun while doing it. On these pages, you’ll find tips, inspiration, and guides on how to take your mountain biking to the next level – and your next destination.

Best Mountain Bikes for Women (& do you really need one?)

Shopping around for a new bike? Learn more about the top women’s mountain bikes and tips on how to decide if you need a women’s-specific rig

6 Awesome Indoor Bike Parks To Hone Your Skills

Keep your skills sharp this winter at one of these indoor bike parks featuring wooden jumps, foam pits, flow tracks, pump tracks, and more

Trail Guide: The Palm Canyon Epic In Palm Springs, CA

Lookin for a rugged backcountry desert ride? The Palm Canyon Epic ticks all those boxes and more. In this post, learn everything you need to know about riding this epic trail

The Monolith Garden Trail Is Worth A Stop On Your Way Through Kingman, Arizona

Amazing mountain bike trails may not come first to mind when you hear of Kingman, Arizona, but the Monolith Gardens Loop is well worth a pitstop. It’s one of the most unique trails I’ve ever ridden. You’ll most likely be driving through Kingman if you’re headed east from LA or Las Vegas toward Phoenix or the Grand Canyon and if you are, give the Monolith Gardens Loop mountain bike trail a try!

Trail Guide: Mountain Biking the World-Famous Santa Cruz Flow Trail

The Santa Cruz Flow Trail in Soquel Demonstration Forest is one of the most popular mountain bike trails in California. Learn everything you need to know here!

Teocalli Ridge: Not All It’s Hyped Up To Be

If you search for Teocalli Ridge on TrailForks or MTB Project you’ll come up with five star reviews and commentary like: “fun, long downhill”, “good flow” and “a couple of hills”. But the truth is, unless you’re a crazy Coloradoan who enjoys a good sufferfest and have the lung/heart capacity of a yeti, then the only thing memorable about this trail are the views. And they are truly epic.