Cross Country Biking generally means riding point-to-point or in a loop including climbs and descents on a variety of terrain. A typical XC bike weighs around 20-30 lbs, and has 26″, 27.5″ or 29″ tires. This can be a singlespeed, 1x, 2x or 3x geared bike and offers no suspension, front suspension or dual suspension travel.
Access This trail can be accessed via the base area at Grand Targhee Resort [Directions to resort from Driggs, ID]. Options This trail can be ridden in either direction as part of a loop including Pika Traverse, Rick’s Basin, Blackfoot Cutoff; as an incrementally longer loop by adding the More Cowbell, Quakie Ridge, North Woods, and Snowdrift loops […]
Access This trail can be accessed via the base area at Grand Targhee Resort [Directions to resort from Driggs, ID]. Options This trail can be ridden in either direction as part of a loop including Rick’s Basin and Quakie Ridge in either direction; as a longer loop by adding the Snowdrift and More Cowbell/Perma-Grin loops
Access This trail can be accessed from the base area at Grand Targhee Resort by taking the Pika Traverse/Blackfoot Cutoff to Rick’s Basin. Options This trail can be ridden as part of series of loops starting with Pika Traverse/Blackfoot Cutoff to Rick’s Basin ride counter-clockwise climbing More Cowbell and descending Perma-Grin back to Rick’s Basin
Access This trail can be accessed from the base area at Grand Targhee [Directions to resort from Driggs, ID]. Options This trail makes sort of a figure 8 loop and can be ridden in either direction by starting at the trailhead near the entrance arch into the resort’s parking area. For a longer loop, add
Access This trail can be accessed from the top by riding up Ski Hill Road or parking at the base area at Grand Targhee [Directions to resort from Driggs, ID] or from the bottom by pedaling up Mill Creek from the trailhead in Teton Canyon [Directions to trailhead from Driggs, ID]. Options This trail can
Access This trail can be accessed from the base area at Grand Targhee Resort [Directions to resort from Driggs, ID]. Options This trail can be ridden as access to the Rick’s Basin Loop which can be extended by adding any or all of the following: Snowdrift, Quakie Loop, North Woods, Permagrin, More Cowbell; Pika Traverse
Access This trail can be accessed via the top from the Mill Creek trailhead on Teton Canyon Road [Directions to trailhead from Driggs, ID] or from the bottom by parking at Grand Targhee Resort [Directions from Driggs, ID]. Options This trail can be ridden as an out and back from the base area of the
Access This trail can be accessed from either the Mill Creek trailhead in Teton Canyon Road [Directions to trailhead from Driggs, ID] or from the parking area at Grand Targhee Resort [Directions from Driggs, ID]. Options This trail can be ridden as part of lollipop loop in addition to Andy’s by starting at the base
Access This trail can be accessed from on one end from Colter’s Escape via Mill Creek by starting at the Mill Creek Trailhead [Directions to trailhead from Driggs, ID] or from Andy’s/Buffalo Soldier by starting at the base area of Grand Targhee Resort [Directions from Driggs, ID]. Options This trail can be ridden as an
Access This trail can be accessed from either Colter’s Escape via Mill Creek by starting at the Mill Creek Trailhead [Directions to trailhead from Driggs, ID] or from Peaked starting with Andy’s/Buffalo Soldier near the base area of Grand Targhee Resort [Directions from Driggs, ID]. Options This trail can be ridden as an out and back in
Access This trail can be accessed Peaked via Mill Creek/Colter’s Escape by starting at the Mill Creek Trailhead [Directions to trailhead from Driggs, ID] or from Peaked starting with Andy’s/Buffalo Soldier near the base area of Grand Targhee Resort [Directions from Driggs, ID]. Options The Ain’t Life Grand trail can be added to any of
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 runs between the junction for Shark’s Belly, Probation, and Bumper and the two track at the other end of Probation and is accessed via the Bovine trailhead [Directions to trailhead from Driggs, ID] or the Channel Lock trailhead [Directions to trailhead from Driggs, ID]. Options This trail can be ridden in either
Access This trail can be accessed on one end from the junctions of Shark’s Belly, Probation, and Burgh and on the other end from Cody’s Loop by starting at the Bovine trailhead [Directions to trailhead from Driggs, ID] or the Channel Lock trailhead [Directions to trailhead from Driggs, ID]. Options This trail can be ridden
Access This trail is accessed via trailhead on Old Horseshoe Road [Directions to trailhead from Driggs, ID]. Options This trail can be ridden as a short out and back; connected to Shark’s Belly as a longer out and back; connected to Southbound and then to Channel Lock as a loop; or connected to Shark’s Belly
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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Trail Access This trail is accessed by driving from Driggs, Idaho by way of Ski Hill Rd. Continue up Ski Hill Rd. through Alta, Wyoming. Just after Alta, Wyoming look for the right turn which is Teton Canyon Rd. Continue down the gravel Teton Canyon Rd. Park in the first lot across from the Mill
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.
