How many overnight MTB trips do you have planned in 2025?

It's prime mountain bike season, and overnight trips are the best part.
By Jeff Barber

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It’s only May, but chances are many of you have already been on an overnight mountain bike trip! A recent study looked at mountain bike tourism and found, not surprisingly, that riders are willing to spend time and money to visit new trails. Now, we want to know how many trips you plan to take this year.

For the purposes of this question, consider overnight trips where mountain biking is the primary purpose of the trip. Yes, bringing your mountain bike on a visit the in-laws is a wise idea, but it doesn’t count here. 🙂

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What many overnight MTB trips do you plan to take this year?

Tell us where you’ll go or where you’ve already been in 2025 in the comments below!

 
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