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My wife and I are looking into all inclusive MTB vacation ideas for later this year. We are both intermediate/advanced level riders and are more interested in non guided rides. Any firsthand experiences from this community would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.
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Check into either Brevard, NC area (E coast) or the Sedona, AZ area (West). They’re both pretty awesome.
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I vacationed in Bryson City, NC last fall and loved it. Great riding at Tsali and Fire Mountain, plus a whole lot of things to see and do besides riding.
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I like this idea, but am not exactly sure what you are looking for in an all inclusive but not guided. Air B&B where the owner is a local rider? What is it that you want specifically? I ask, because I’ve thought about this also. Wondering what options are out there???
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I have been enjoying a mountain bike solo safari up here in the Northeast: State owned cabins at state parks are cheaper than a motel, with that campground vibe…I booked a cabin close to some killer laps, and with an eye for local support.(breweries, restaurants, bike shops). I used to do a couple of days with the wife and kid, but lately i have done this solo. Either way link up some cool trails online, Google the area for support, and check out your state parks!
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Have a look at hut trips. Supported rides within the hut systems.
https://www.outsideonline.com/adventure-travel/top-10-hut-hut-mountain-biking-trips/
Here’s another hut system.
Worth a look at the various places that offer similar opportunities.
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I have had a few friends recently do AirBNB stays in the Bentonville area. They are raving about it. I am hoping to get there soon.
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Check out Mulberry Gap in Ellijay, GA: https://www.mulberrygap.com/
It’s a basecamp, if you will, to some of the best singletrack on the east coast. It’s family-run and they usually have family-style dinners and prepared sack lunches to take on your ride with you. You can camp or they have a number of cozy cabins–with hot tubs! They’ll even shuttle you to or from rides.
Happy riding!
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You’re not giving a lot of info on the kind of riding you like, but the closest to “all-inclusive” in the mountain biking world I could think of would be a bikepark. Accomodations, food, and riding advice / lift access all in one place. In the rockies a place like Vail comes to mind – we were there a few years ago and there is both lift-serviced DH as well as a huge variety of trails to pedal very close. Tons of of destinations in europe, in the Alps and elsewhere, with tons of amenities for riding and otherwise – places like paganella, finale ligure, Zermatt, etc.
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t Stowe Vt.
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