Adventure Biking is longer inspired rides and travel by bicycle. Information can be found at the Adventure Cycling Route Network, keeps online resources, maintains education and outreach efforts, and is building the official U.S. Bicycle Route System.
Access This trail can be accessed from the base area at Grand Targhee [Directions to resort from Driggs, ID]. Options This trail can be ridden as an out-and-back starting at the base area of Grand Targhee Resort by climbing Andy’s or Action Jackson to the Junction of Andy’s, Buffalo Soldier and Action Jackson and descending Rocky Mountain Way […]
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Access This ride is accessed from the Horseshoe Canyon South Fork Trailhead on Old Horseshoe Road [Directions to trailhead from Driggs, ID]. If shuttling to eliminate the road ride, park at the Mahogany Creek trailhead [Directions to trailhead from Driggs, ID]. Directions If riding as a loop you can park at Mahogany Creek trailhead, Horseshoe Canyon Southfork trailhead,
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Grand Targhee Resort is excited to announce that their Grand Targhee Loop, IMBA Epic Ride which includes a combination of many of the trails at the resort has been named as an Epic Ride by the International Mountain Bicycling Association (IMBA). Since 1989, IMBA has been bringing out the best in mountain biking by encouraging
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Access This ride starts at the Mail Cabin trailhead [Directions to trailhead from Victor, ID] and ends at the Mikesell Canyon trailhead [Directions to trailhead from Victor, ID]. Directions Start your ride by parking at Mikesell Canyon trailhead and either pedalling or shuttleing the 6 miles to the Mail Cabin trailhead. From there, take the Mail Cabin trail
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Access This trail is accessed via the Cache Creek trailhead [Directions from town square Jackson, WY] or the Game Creek trailhead [Directions to trailhead from town square Jackson, WY]. Options At around 3.5 miles from the junction of Ferrins this trail becomes extremely difficult. The next mile after that is steep, loose, rocky and very
Access This trail is accessed via the Cache Creek trailhead [Directions from town square Jackson, WY] or the Game Creek trailhead [Directions to trailhead from town square Jackson, WY]. Options This trail can be ridden as an out and back starting at Hagen to Ferrins/Josie’s Ridge/Leeks Canyon North Fork/Leeks Canyon – or – Hagen to
Access This trail can be accessed on one end from the junction of Ferrins and Wilson Canyon via the Cache Creek Trailhead [Directions from town square Jackson, WY] or on the other end from the Josie’s Ridge/KC trailheads near the Flat Creek bridge on the paved bike path behind the new Post Office [Directions from
Access This trail is accessed via the Cache Creek trailhead [Directions from town square Jackson, WY] or the Game Creek trailhead [Directions to trailhead from town square Jackson, WY]. Options This trail can be ridden as part of loop starting w/Cache Creek Sidewalk, Putt Putt, or Hagen to Game Creek/Game Creek West Fork/Wilson Canyon/Ferrins/Hagen; as
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Access This trail can be accessed from the trailhead on Cliff Creek Rd [Directions to trailhead from Hoback Junction]. Options This trail can be ridden as an out and back starting at the trailhead and turning around at the falls. Photos
Access This trail can be accessed either directly from the Big Munger trailhead [Directions to trailhead from Wilson, WY] or indirectly from the Poison Creek trailhead on Fall Creek Rd[Directions to trailhead from Wilson, WY]. Options This trail can be ridden as a loop starting at the Big Munger trailhead, continuing until you reach Squaw
Access This trail can be accessed directly from the trailhead on the Gros Ventre Road [Directions to trailhead from Kelly, WY] or indirectly from Ditch Creek by starting at the Teton Science School [Directions from Kelly, WY] and pedaling up Ditch Creek Road. Options This trail can be ridden as a very difficult out and
Access This trail can be accessed directly from the trailhead on the Gros Ventre Road [Directions to trailhead from Kelly, WY] or indirectly from Ditch Creek by starting at the Teton Science School [Directions from Kelly, WY] and pedaling up Ditch Creek Road. Options This trail can be ridden as a an out and back; as
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Access This trail can be accessed by parking at the Teton Science School [Directions from Kelly, WY] and pedaling up Ditch Creek Road. Options This trail can be ridden as an out and back; as a loop by starting at the Teton Science School, pedaling up Ditch Creek Road, continuing onto the Ditch Creek/South Ridge
Access This trail can be accessed directly from the trailhead on Pine Creek Pass (Hwy 31) [Directions to trailhead from Victor, ID] or via the Big Hole Crest trail from either the Spooky [Directions to trailhead from Victor, ID] or Grove Creek [Directions to trailhead from Victor, ID] trailheads. Options This trail is best ridden
Access This trail can be accessed from the Spooky trailhead on Pine Creek Pass (Hwy 31) [Directions to trailhead from Victor, ID] or indirectly from a number of other trails including Corral Creek, Rocky Peak, Drake Creek, Grove Creek, or Big Hole Crest. Options This trail can be ridden as part of an out and
Access This trail can be accessed from the trailhead on W 3000 S [Directions to trailhead from Driggs, ID] or indirectly from Horseshoe Canyon South Fork [Directions to trailhead from Driggs, ID]. Options This trail can be ridden as a difficult out and back; as a longer out and back by adding Horseshoe Canyon South
Access This trail can be accessed directly from the Grove Creek trailhead [Directions to trailhead from Victor, ID] or indirectly from the Spooky trailhead [Directions to trailhead from Victor, ID]. Options This trail can be ridden as an out and back; as part of a loop including Grove Creek/Big Hole Crest (left at junction)/Drake Creek
Access This trail can be accessed directly from Drake Creek trailhead [Directions to trailhead from Victor, ID] or indirectly from either the Grove Creek trailhead [Directions to trailhead from Victor, ID] or the Spooky trailhead [Directions to trailhead from Victor, ID]. Options Probably best to only ride this trail downhill as it’s mostly too steep
Access This trail can be accessed from Pole Canyon [Directions to trailhead from Victor, ID], Mail Cabin/Mail Cabin to Mikesell [Directions to trailhead from Victor, ID], or Mikesell Canyon [Directions to trailhead from Victor, ID] although going up this trail by bike is very difficult and you would probably have to hike a lot. Options
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Access This trail can be accessed from Mail Cabin [Directions to trailhead from Victor, ID], Pole Canyon [Directions to trailhead from Victor, ID], or directly from it’s own trailhead [Directions to trailhead from Victor, ID]. Options This trail can be ridden as part of a including Mail Cabin/Mail Cabin to Mikesell/Mikesell returning on Hwy 33/Hwy
Access This trail can be accessed from Mail Cabin [Directions to trailhead from Victor, ID], Pole Canyon [Directions to trailhead from Victor, ID]. Options This trail can be ridden as part of an out and back starting w/Mail Cabin; as part of a loop including Mail Cabin/Mail Cabin to Mikesell/Mikesell Canyon returning on Hwy 33/Hwy
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Teton Valley and Jackson Hole both offer amazing trails for riders of every skill level. The area includes rolling cross-country trails, grinding climbs, buffed descents, technical and rugged backcountry trails, epic all day tours, and extreme downhills with freeride features big enough to challenge the most advanced rider.
Access This trail can be accessed from several different locations throughout the Big Hole Mountains. From the northern end of the range, it can be reached from the junctions of Horseshoe Canyon South Fork [Directions to trailhead from Driggs, ID], Twin Creek/Long Ridge [Directions to trailhead from Driggs, ID], and Mahogany Creek [Directions to trailhead from
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Wyoming Range The Wyoming Range is ideal for mountain biking due to its scenic riding trails and low impact use. Popular riding areas and trails include Horse Creek, the Greys River Valley, Middle Piney, Bare Pass, North and South Cottonwood Creeks, and the South Fork of North Horse Creek. Hobacks The trails are wide, not
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The long valley allows the towns of Victor, Driggs, Tetonia, and Alta Wyoming within her berth. Explore the regions longest, and most diverse trails systems within this valley of epic riding; you’ll have to decide on your own which is the best riding to be had as you’re riding the wild west of mountain biking.
