Arkansas is getting its steepest downhill trails yet with the opening of Mulberry Mountain Gravity Park, a shuttle-served bike park in the Ozarks boasting 600 vertical feet.
A new trail-building approach on the Arizona Trail puts indigenous consultation first — and the results are reshaping how singletrack gets built on ancestral lands.
Rock Solid Trail Contracting is building 25-30 miles of singletrack at a new Texas state natural area — the most ambitious single-season project in the company's history.
The new Humboldt Drop trail is already drawing riders from across the region — and it's just one piece of a massive new trail system taking shape in the Lassen National Forest.
Construction on the 18-mile trail system near Pleasant Pond will hopefully kick off later this year, with plans to build everything from green flow trails to double-black technical descents.
With a slew of recent reroutes to get the Arizona Trail off of dirt roads, this epic 800-mile point-to-point trail is getting closer to 100% singletrack.
The Baseline Mountain Biking Club in Rocky Mountain House, Alberta, hired professional trail builders to restore the steep, technical trail that hosted the Canada Cup DH series in the mid-90s.
Construction on 3.5 miles of new trails at Peavey Brook Outdoor Center is expected to begin this year, with the full 8-10 mile network complete by 2028.
After nearly 20 years in development, North Texas finally has a new destination for multi-use recreation. Here's what it takes to build an entirely new state park.
Pole Bicycles co-founder and owner Leo Kokkonen discusses the company's unique frame manufacturing process, return from bankruptcy, and an all-new prototype bike.