Biking
A Beginner’s Guide to Le Tour
We humans are a competitive bunch. I’m sure you’ve heard the old saying that the first bike was invented on a Monday, the second on ...
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Bucket List Inland NW Backcountry Rides
Editor’s Note: All of these backcountry trails are home to grizzly and/or black bears, so follow the advice of experts and be prepared and bear ...
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Mountain Biking in Grizzly Country
When mountain biking at 20-25 mph, a cyclist travels at 29-36 feet per second, according to a 2016 multiple-agency committee report on a bicycle-grizzly bear ...
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Backcountry Biking Gear Essentials
This post is sponsored by Wheel Sport Bikes Whether it’s a long day in the backcountry or a multi-day bikepacking trip, self-sufficiency on the singletrack ...
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The Triumphant Return of 24-Hour Mountain Bike Racing
After a two-year hiatus, 24-hour mountain bike racing returns to Riverside State Park in Spokane. The original organizers of the legendary 24 Hours Round the ...
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I Have an Amazing Stoker
Back in my educator days, our leadership class headed up an annual, week-long project—Teacher Appreciation Week. One of those activities was to produce large posters ...
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The Road Less Traveled to Waterton Lakes
In 2022, America’s national parks had over 213 million visitors. Closer to home, Glacier National Park had over 2.9 million visitors. That popularity has led ...
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More Kootenay Rail Trails
The Kootenay region of British Columbia is packed with beautiful rail trails. A bustling set of rail lines fueled early logging and mining operations and ...
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Bikepacking the Kettle Valley Rail Trail
Rolling out of Midway, B.C., on fully loaded bikes in the pouring rain might make one think that things can’t get worse, but the Kettle ...
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