Greg began mountain biking in 2005, and since then, the pursuit of singletrack has taken him around the world. While Greg first started adding trail reviews to Singletracks in 2008, his career in mountain bike media officially began in 2010. He started writing for Singletracks in 2011 while simultaneously finishing his formal secondary education in writing and publication. Greg has the distinction of being the first employee that Singletracks ever hired, and he went on to serve for seven years, including five years in the Editor in Chief role. After a six-year hiatus, Greg is back at Singletracks, serving in the Managing Editor role.
While Greg has reviewed innumerable mountain bikes and products over the years, his true passion lies in writing about mountain bike trails and destinations. Greg has ridden over 8,000 trails and visited 21 countries (and counting). He recently spent four years traveling full-time, including two spent living in a camper van with his wife, Christine. In between epic trips, he now resides in Durango, Colorado.
Author snapshot
MTB Background and expertise
- Riding experience: Primarily trail and enduro, with experience including endurance XC, bikepacking, downhill, and gravel riding.
- Mountain biking since: 2005
- Number of trails ridden: 8,000+
- Number of countries visited: 21+
- Current stable: Pivot Switchblade V3, Pivot Vault, Scott Big Jon
Education and writing experience
- Bachelors of Arts, English: Writing and Publication, University of North Georgia
- Other publications: Strava, FATMAP, Dirt Rag Magazine, MTB Project, Hiking Project, GearJunkie, Outside 365
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Vote now for the Bell Built Grant's Eastern projects through May 18, including Atlanta's Yellow River Bike Park trail improvements and skills area.
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Vote now for the Bell Built Grant Eastern projects through May 18, including Richmond Regional Ride Center's plan for 35 miles of new singletrack.
Dry Lake Campground offers convenient access to Steamboat Springs trails, with singletrack leading directly from campsites into the lush, verdant mountains surrounding town.
Vote now for the Bell Built Grant Eastern projects, including a proposed 2-mile flow trail at Holiday Valley Ski Resort in New York.
Matt Hunter drags his handlebar while getting horizontal through a berm.
After being repeatedly told to ride Emerald Mountain, we tackled Steamboat's most-recommended trail system before a mechanical and storm clouds cut our epic loop short.
Vote now for the Bell Built Grant to help fund new beginner and flow trails at Doe Mountain Recreation Area in Tennessee.
Mammoth Bike Park in California is scheduled to open for the 2014 season on May 24th, in time for Memorial Day.
SRAM's new X1 1x11 drivetrain brings affordable simplicity to average riders, with prices dropping significantly below XX1 and X01 levels.
The GT Force Carbon Pro is an unabashedly descending-focused enduro machine that rails gnarly terrain with confidence, sacrificing some climbing efficiency for downhill prowess.
Testing the Origin8 Devist-8er fat bike tire.
A brand-new 20-mile singletrack section of Georgia's Pinhoti Trail officially opens May 3rd, eliminating road segments for an uninterrupted wilderness experience.
After a cold derailed his challenge, Greg finally recovered to enjoy spring riding with stunning afternoon light and good company.
This historic ghost town gravel grinder from Salida features stunning Collegiate Peaks views, rolling terrain, and opportunities to explore abandoned mining remnants.
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Halfway through the 30 Days of Biking Challenge, daily rides become routine rather than novelty, sparking thoughts of extending to 365 days.
GT's new Sanction features 165mm of rear travel, 27.5" wheels, and Atherton-tested design in a race-ready enduro package launching fall 2014.
Surly's Ice Cream Truck fat bike features symmetrical 190mm hubs, massive 4.8" tires on 100mm rims, and quality component spec.
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Brandon Semenuk's hand-picked crew pushes freeride limits in the new RAD COMPANY film trailer, featuring some seriously next-level riding.
After a snow postponement, a dozen riders finally gathered at South Shore Lake Pueblo for summer-like shredding before exploring the lesser-known North Shore trails.
DirtTV's new series goes beyond race day to explore what drives World Cup racer Andrew Neethling to compete at the top level year after year.
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Vote for your favorite Western trail project in the Bell Built Grant competition, including a 25-mile flow trail system in Medford, Oregon.
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RockShox officially unveils the Bluto RL fat bike suspension fork with 80, 100, or 120mm travel options, tapered steerer, and 4.8-inch tire clearance.
Rocky Mountain's new Blizzard fat bike features the groundbreaking RockShox Bluto suspension fork, trail-oriented geometry, and aggressive spec at an attractive price point.
The WTB Breakout is a fast-rolling, high-volume 2.5" tire that excels in dry, loose conditions but packs up quickly in mud.
Instead of fighting winter weather, embrace it: hit the slopes, pedal snowy passes on a fat bike, or ride wet pavement roads.
RockShox officially unveils the RS-1: an ultra-lightweight inverted carbon XC race fork for 29ers, weighing just 1,666g and priced at $1,865.
A Colorado snowstorm disrupts 30 Days of Biking plans, but fat bike adventures through mud, slush, and fresh snow prove weather challenges make April riding memorable.
Exploring uncatalogued trails near Buena Vista reveals intermediate singletrack with swooping turns, rocky terrain, and stunning Collegiate Peaks views worth discovering.
Due to snow at Buffalo Creek, this Saturday's group ride is postponed one week and relocated to South Shore Lake Pueblo Reservoir instead.
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