We Chat Giving Back to Our Trails with H+I Adventures’ Chris Gibbs
H+I Adventures released a video about giving back to the trails they use in Scotland, so Pete sat down for a chat with their lead guide Chris Gibbs.
27Mar 2020
18Mar 2020
Specialized Sponsors Two Portland Shredders For Their Racing and Local Trail Building Efforts
These two riders from Portland, Oregon, are working with Specialized to create more mountain bike trails near the city.
12Mar 2020
The SBTS Connected Communities Project Plans to Renew the Economies of Struggling Sierra Nevada Towns
The Sierra Buttes Trail Stewardship has officially launched the Connected Communities project - an ambitious plan which would resurrect the economy in mountain towns through trails.
12Mar 2020
Name Drop: Mountain Man
Meet Charlie Sturgis, the man who helped turn Park City, Utah, into a singletrack wonderland, with more than 400 miles of legal trail.
9Mar 2020
Ed Sutton Explains The Art And Science Of Trail Building
Ed Sutton, an established mountain bike trail builder from the south, explains his process of trail building.
7Mar 2020
Building a Community of Riders in the Czech Republic
A look into how mountain biking has developed in the Czech Republic.
6Mar 2020
Scappoose, Oregon: the Rocky Point Trail System – A Work in Progress
Considering the sparse options for urban mountain biking in Portland, a significant investment is being made in the area, with volunteer trail builders donating thousands of volunteer hours into the emerging trail system.
6Mar 2020
The Sensus MTB Grip Brand Wants to Build More RAD Trails
Cam Zink's Sensus grip brand has a program dedicated to developing progressive mountain bike trails.
4Mar 2020
Redlands, California: A Bronze Level IMBA Ride Center one Hour from Los Angeles
To earn an IMBA Ride Center tag next to your city’s name, it takes even more than just having a good trail network and a brewpub down the road.
2Mar 2020
An Embarrassment of Riches
Park City prospers amid a wealth of trails.
21Feb 2020
Silent Trail Tillers: Wild Boar Shape and Aerate Trails in Their Forested Habitat
What do boar populations have to do with mountain biking?
11Feb 2020
Digging into the Massive, Million-Dollar Santa Cruz Paydirt Program
To get a better idea of the intricacies of the Paydirt program and to see how much interest Santa Cruz has garnered with the launch, I reached out to their brand manager Seb Kemp.
5Feb 2020
The Lost Sierra to gain 300 news miles of trail
Sierra Buttes Trail Stewardship wins grant to link 15 communities with dirt.
31Jan 2020
Trailforks Hits 3 Big Milestones & Updates on New Features
2019 was a huge year for Trailforks. Here are some of the highlights.
30Jan 2020
Perpetual Passion // Honoring Every Trail’s Intrinsic Vibe
In Bellingham, WA, they're paying homage to builders, listening to riders and working with land managers to create an accessible trail network that has something for everybody.
28Jan 2020
Whether Building or Riding, There are no Easily Earned Miles in Southwest Utah
Sure, the layout of the trail could be easier, but it might not be as fun.
24Jan 2020
The Inside Line Listener Response – The Bermification of Mountain Biking
Are we making mountain biking too easy with so many new flow trails? The Inside Line podcast listeners respond with their thoughts.
23Jan 2020
Local’s Choice // In Praise of Overlooked and Underrated Trails
As is always the case, Squamish’s trails didn’t dig themselves.
22Jan 2020
Passing Through: Spokane
Over the last two decades, the riding community has quietly built an enviable trail network, anchored by the state’s two largest parks and the decade-old Conservation Futures program.
21Jan 2020
Rogue Hoe 70HRH Fire Hoe & Rake Combo Tool
The Rogue Hoe is a classic trail building workhorse, and we’ve been a fan of this tool since our IMBA days, when we were initially introduced to it.