All-mountain Enduro biking is oriented towards downhill on 5-7 inches of suspension travel and stronger components than XC models, while still providing overall weight suitable for climbing and descending on a variety of terrain. There are two formats of Enduro racing. “Big-Mountain” Enduro is mostly similar to a DH course, but is much longer, sometimes taking a full day to complete, incorporates a few climbing sections to keep riders challenged. “Gravity” enduro uses an equal amount uphill and downhill on paper, but the uphill segments are not timed. There is also a third all mountain genre called “super-D” this style of race is more similar to XC, but has sustained climbs followed by sustained descents.
Access This trail can be accessed from the bottom via the trailhead on Teton Canyon Road [Directions to trailhead from Driggs, ID] or from the top by parking at Grand Targhee Resort [Directions from Driggs, ID] and pedaling up Andy’s to Colter’s Escape. Options This trail can be ridden as an out and back by […]
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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With so many new trails built in the last few years there may be a trail in the Teton Pass area that you haven’t visited yet. The area is great for checking out the local wildflowers and wildlife, and a stop at Quake Lake to cool of fthe dog might be just the ticket. Teton
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.
