We’re less than a week away from the 5th Annual Wydaho Rendezvous Mountain Bike Festival which takes place at Grand Targhee Resort from August 29th – September 1st over Labor Day weekend. This year’s festival looks to be bigger than ever with demo booths from ten different bike companies. I also hear registration is up […]
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Here’s a few new videos from this summer to get you stoked about the weekend. Descending Mahogany Creek earlier this summer on the weekly Habitat group ride: Going down Black Canyon after hiking up Pass Ridge through the snow a few weeks ago: A quick lap on Bullwinkle and Otter Slide at Grand Targhee last
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This story originally ran in the June issue of Bike BY KIM CROSS PHOTOGRAPHY BY JAY GOODRICH THE CRUX OF LITHIUM is a cheese-grater outcrop of limestone, steep and exposed, on a rib of the Tetons. It is the pivotal moment of a downhill trail that plunges, loose and raw, through Bridger-Teton National Forest. The man
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Colorado’s Yeti Cycles recently paid a visit to the Tetons and had this to say about our awesome backyard: “A land largely unaffected by the progress of man, the Tetons Range and the surrounding areas are a pristine ecosystem inhabited by a vast diversity of wildlife spreading across multiple national parks. Uninhibited by foothills on
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A couple of weeks ago I headed over to Cache Creek and rode a few of the trails I wasn’t able to last summer due to them being on fire at that time. I pedaled up the Cache Creek Sidewalk trail crossed over to Hagen then continued up Cache to Game Creek. Dropping into the
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Yesterday I took a ride down Phillip’s Canyon for the first time in a couple seasons. I took sort of a roundabout way getting there as the only other trail I hadn’t mapped on the pass was Snotel. Starting on Arrow, I turned onto and pedaled up Phillip’s Ridge, then took Snotel back down to
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Yesterday Beth and I took a ride on the Arrow trail. From the trailhead near Hwy 22 we headed north and continued to the junction of Phillip’s Canyon. From there we turned around and rode it back to the start, afterwards crossing the highway and taking Jimmy’s Mom, Candyland, and Parallel to the bottom of
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I finally got around to riding Black Canyon for the first time this season. I think that’s the dustiest I’ve ever seen it which is pretty crazy considering how early in the season it is and that the Pass Ridge trail didn’t even melt off that long ago. I’m used to the top section through
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Last night I got out for an after work ride with Habitat’s weekly “Man Show on Dirt” on the Phillip’s Ridge trail. There were only 6 of us willing to make the drive from Driggs to Teton Pass and tolerate the road construction along the way but it was definitely worth the trip. The ride
Today Beth and I rode Phillip’s Ridge for the first time this season, which is easily my favorite trail in the area. There were still a few patches of snow between the first section of Arrow and the uphill on the ridge trail, all of which were pretty easy to get over and should be
Today I pedaled up the Old Pass Road from the bottom which is a 1900′ climb crammed into 3.5 miles. I probably should have recorded that track with the GPS since it connects most of the trails on the pass. There’s always next time. From there we rode down Fuzzy Bunny which only had one
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This afternoon Beth and I took G-Money over to Teton Pass to ride there for the first time this season. While a handful of people were still skiing a fully covered Edelweiss and Telemark bowls, we pedaled up the Old Pass Road. Not long after turning onto the Phillip’s Connector we started running into patches
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