Photo by Doug Marshall, courtesy of Visit Sandpoint When early summer arrives in Sandpoint, Idaho, the mountains come alive with more trails to ride than you can fit into your vacation schedule. Sandpoint has been quietly adding to its trail systems that are anchored by long-time classics by building some of the Northwest’s best new […]
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Cover photo courtesy of Carol Corbin Explore these summer outdoor music festivals in the Pacific Northwest that you can bikepack to and camp at—or drive and bring your bike for day rides between music sets. For gear and route planning tips, visit Bikepacking.com, a top resource for adventure cyclists. Kettle River Music Festival – Curlew,
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Why I keep returning to this bike haven in Northwestern Montana again and again By Ammi Midstokke Cover photo courtesy of Ammi Midstokke Sometime around a decade ago, recovering from a divorce in which I lost everything but my kid and my bike (the stuff that matters), I found myself at the Whitefish Bike Retreat
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DOMA Coffee Roasting Company’s partnership with Zion National Park Cover photo courtesy of DOMA DOMA’s La Bicicletta coffee has always been about bikes, the people who ride them and the places they go. Part of that coffee-biking connection means each time a can of La Bicicletta is sold, DOMA makes a donation to the Zion
Photos: RED Mountain Resort / Ashley Voykin The countdown is officially on: RED Mountain Resort in Rossland, B.C., two-and-a-half hours north of Spokane, is set to open its brand new lift-accessed bike park on June 21, 2025—and to build the stoke, they’ve just released Episode One of a stunning 2-part video mini-series, “Standing on the
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Ride or rent a fat bike and explore the 20k of groomed trails in Rossland, B.C. Cover Photo by Troy Nebeker Courtesy of Tourism Rossland Just 2.5 hours north of Spokane, Rossland, B.C., known as the mountain biking capital of Canada, has been growing the network of groomed fat bike trails year after year. This
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By Holly Weiler In September 2004, I was a relatively new teacher trying to land that elusive continuing contract at one of our local school districts. Most of my free time was spent running on local trails, but that fall I joined my first volunteer trail work crew at the urging of a friend. It’s
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Rossland, B.C. Cover photo by Ashley Voykin Courtesy of RED Mountain RED Mountain Resort announced in July that construction had begun on the new RED Mountain Bike Park, marking an exciting new chapter for the resort. According to the RED, the multi-year, multimillion-dollar lift-accessed bike park will be the centerpiece in transforming the resort into
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Photo: Ashley Voykin RED Mountain Resort has announced that construction has begun on the new RED Mountain Bike Park, a key component of a major long-term investment and strategic four-season plan, marking an exciting new chapter for the resort. With a focus on projects that showcase the region’s natural assets, RED aims to create a
Find off-the-beaten-path adventures in north-central Washington. Oroville locals refer to their small town of around 2,000 just south of the Canadian Border in north central Washington as the “gold at the end of the road,” a nod to its location at the end of US Hwy 97 and its gold mining history. Situated at the
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