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The Grand Valley of Colorado boasts some of the most gnarly and thrilling enduro racing features in the world, and...

The trails around the Western Slope in Colorado have been continuously vandalized, says COPMOBA. In the most recent case, strategically...

In 2002, mountain bikers and entrepreneurs Jen Zeuner and Anne Keller moved to Fruita, Colorado, in search of cheap rent,...

We spend a day in Palisade, Colorado and check out the best riding and local amenities.

Jeff Lenosky shows what it would take to climb UP the notoriously technical Horsethief Bench on a mountain bike without...

There are amazing trails all over the world to discover, but coordinating the logistics of a mountain bike trip can...

The Palisade Plunge, a proposed 32-mile, 6,000ft. descent on Colorado's Western Slope just received a huge boost in funding.

Some of the best mountain biking in the USA is found in the mountain states. We highlight some of our...

The best mountain bike destinations in the world are the best precisely because they never stop building amazing mountain bike...

Jen Charrette of Pedal Adventures provides 5 key tips for how to take a family mountain bike trip... and enjoy...

Mountain bike tourism is growing as communities embrace the economic benefits. However, rising housing costs, a shifting job market, and...

Nate Hills and Sarah Rawley ride the newest mountain bike trail in Colorado's Grand Valley: Hawkeye.

Nate Hills and Noah Sears get their flow on on Fruita's PBR Trail.

It was certainly an ominous start. Gun metal gray clouds churned out sleet and the intermittent snow flurry, and each rude......

Kokopelli.  The mention of it doesn't mean much to most of us.  Wikipedia says that Kokopelli is a mystical, flute-playing......

Love it or hate it, Strava is making its mark on mountain biking. Countless mountain bikers all around the world are using......

"Mountain biking Horsethief Bench with Noah Sears in Grand Junction, Colorado. Can you clean the drop-in? This is one of......

Technical trail obstacles are the difference that separates mountain bikers from road bikers, sort of in the same way that opposable thumbs......