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
Salsa announces the Bucksaw, the world's first production full-suspension fat bike, featuring 100mm travel and aggressive geometry starting at $4,000.
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.
After four years, Greg tackles the 30 Days of Biking Challenge with an impromptu fat bike exploration through snow-covered Colorado trails.
The 2015 Cannondale Jekyll gets a complete redesign with SuperMax Lefty fork, dual-travel Fox DYAD shock, 27.5" wheels, and Ballistec carbon.
Cannondale's new Trigger 27.5 and 29 bring Jekyll-inspired tech to the trail bike category with switchable Fox DYAD shocks and carbon frames.
Santa Cruz adds 27.5" wheels to the Nomad all-mountain rig, featuring 165mm VPP travel, a slack 65-degree head angle, and aggressive geometry.
Bell Built Grant finalists have been announced, and voting begins April 7th to determine which trail projects receive funding.
Easton's EC70 Trail carbon wheels deliver XC weight at just 1,345 grams with trail-tough durability, featuring hand-built construction and acoustically-tuned spoke tension.
Jeff Reeds' new ebook "The Sanctity of Dirt" explores how mountain biking connects us to nature and something larger than ourselves.
Pro mountain bikers and industry insiders share their favorite trails from around the world, from Sedona's Hangover to Germany's Flow Country Trail.
Mountain bike legends and pros from around the world share their favorite trails, from Colorado's Captain Jacks to Whistler's technical descents.
Cannondale's OverMountain team will race the new SuperMax Lefty fork, featuring improved bump sensitivity and a lighter, stiffer dual-crown design.
Chris Akrigg shreds on a Mongoose cyclocross bike in this must-watch edit that proves 'cross bikes can handle way more than gravel roads.
The Tifosi Duros deliver performance-grade optics with three interchangeable lenses, durable construction, and exceptional value at just $69.95.
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Backcountry.com launches its first pro mountain bike team with four riders racing Niner hardtails and full-suspension rigs at major events nationwide.
After five years and hundreds of trails, the Monarch Crest proved even better than remembered, solidifying its spot atop the world's best rides.
Here are 13 fantastic choices for a spring mountain bike getaway in the US.
Ditch the safari jeep and experience Namibia's wildlife up close on a 12-day mountain biking adventure through the African savannah.
Hermosa Tours launches a new 10-day self-guided Colorado Trail tour from Salida to Durango, featuring epic singletrack and full logistical support.
Join Singletracks for group rides in Georgia and Colorado on April 5th to kick off the 30 Days of Biking challenge!
WTB's new High Tail saddle features a cutaway rear design for tire clearance, developed specifically for Pivot's upcoming 27.5" carbon downhill bike.
The Hardesty Mountain shuttle delivers steep, loamy singletrack reminiscent of Larison Rock, but skip the overgrown South Willamette Trail connector at the bottom.
After conquering the Alpine Trail, it was time for rest, exploring Oakridge's camping and local scene, and tackling the adrenaline-pumping descent down Larison Rock.
After leaving Bend, Oregon, we headed to Oakridge to tackle the legendary Alpine Trail, a shuttle-worthy descent through massive old-growth forests and alpine meadows.
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Our editors debate the top 10 North American cities where mountain bikers should live, weighing trail access, variety, and year-round riding against urban amenities.
WTB's new Breakout 27.5" x 2.5" tire bridges the gap between the Trail Boss and Vigilante with serious volume and traction.
With 55 miles of flowy, beginner-friendly singletrack plus advanced jump trails, Phil's Area offers something for every rider in Bend, Oregon.
The Rooster's Ridge trail descends Mount Charleston near Las Vegas through loose, rocky terrain transitioning from pine forests to high desert landscapes.
A beginner-friendly riverside ride in Bend takes an unfortunate turn, but the town's incredible craft brewery scene provides the perfect recovery plan.
After a three-day drive from Georgia, this epic lariat loop near Bend delivered the big mountain riding experience I was craving.
Hydrapak's Bishop pack features an innovative aluminum frame system that provides exceptional stability, comfort, and weight distribution regardless of how full it is.
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Bike shops and riders flooded social media with Valentine's Day bike memes, from chain-link hearts to Strava route art to declarations of undying two-wheeled love.
Canon City's Section 13 offers 7 miles of beginner-friendly, bermed singletrack that's so flowy you'll wish it never ended.
Kenda's Nevegal X Pro sheds the "Nevergo" nickname with a lighter, faster-rolling design that maintains the original's legendary traction on the trail.
Easton's EC70 Wide carbon flat bar delivers 720mm of lightweight control at just 166 grams, damping trail chatter without the added rise.
The Hincapie Arenberg Zero Jacket combines a wind-blocking front panel with a breathable back, plus innovative sleeve cuffs for excellent cold-weather protection.
Shimano enters the action camera market with the waterproof CM-1000, featuring Di2 integration but lagging behind GoPro's top-end video quality.
GT's Force Carbon Pro features a stunning full-carbon frame, unique low-slung suspension design, and aggressive geometry built for uncompromising all-mountain performance.
Meet Colt and Jessee Maule of Projekt Roam, the husband-and-wife team living full-time in an RV, creating inspiring mountain bike films and photography.
The Bell Super helmet splits the difference between downhill protection and XC weight, offering excellent fit and solid coverage for aggressive trail riding.
RockyMounts' new Brass Knuckles tray rack promises universal compatibility with any bike type and crossbar system, featuring aerodynamic design and pivoting arms for versatile mounting.
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