Do You Have Groomed Fat Bike Trails Near You?

Mountain biking in the winter can be tough, especially if you live where it snows and don't have access to groomed fat bike trails.
By Matt Miller

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Photo: Grand Targhee Resort

Many of us expect mountain biking to wind down in the winter–unless of course we have a fat bike. Still, riding can depend on access to groomed fat bike trails. The excitement to get out on a bluebird day in the snow can quickly come to a halt if you have to punch through six inches of fresh cover, making access to groomed fat bike trails even more important.

Do you have groomed fat bike trails near you?

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