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Dear Friends, 2015 was a pivotal year for Mountain Bike the Tetons. As I look back on my first year as Executive Director, I’m so pleased to see how far our organization has come, and I’m excited and energized to keep the momentum rolling into 2016. Community support has fueled our successes. Whether you moved […]
“Each of us at Mountain Bike the Tetons is thrilled to have Amanda join us to lead our operational efforts,” said MBT Board Chair David Treinis. “Our Board and membership have invested well over a year carefully developing strategies to best maintain and further develop our extraordinary trail system. We want to see the Tetons
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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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Originally reported by Scott Stunz, TVN The City of Victor is asking the forest service for permission to build 15 miles of new trails emanating from the Mike Harris trailhead half of a mile south of town. The Southern Valley Trails Project [SVTP] was first initiated in 2010 to conduct a formal study of public
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By Tim Adams Reproduced with permission from Cycling Utah A community of roughly 8,000 people. Teton Valley for decades was best known for its agriculture, world class fly fishing, hiking/camping, and 500″ of “cold smoke” powder skiing annually at the Grand Targhee Resort. Teton Valley is also home to a network of approximately 400 miles
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Originally published by Teton Valley News written by: Rachael Horne In the past, if you wanted a new bike trail around the valley, you built one. But the mentality that it’s better to ask for forgiveness than permission is shifting. Now with the support of the newly formed Mountain Bike Teton Valley, a chapter of
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