I rode with friends, family, and even solo. Some of the epic spots I explored include Moab, Bentonville, Sedona, Santa Cruz, Brevard, and so many more. Whether it’s the desert landscapes, the rocky hills, or the lush forests, every trail was a unique experience.
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Home Again
Bentonville was amazing! We rode some killer trails there and spent some time with great people. But it was time to move on to our next stop. We traveled along the highway and entered the rocky hills that Taos and Angelfire call home. It was a beautiful drive and a great end to a long […]
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SlaugherCastle
Our last day in Bentonville. We rode Coler Preserve the day before and loved the challenging trails and jumps. It was a great day! After driving around a bit to see how the town was recovering from this year’s tornado, we drove to Slaughterpen and met up with Scott, from Gnarkansas. I met him at […]
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Coler-ized!
Riding in Brevard, North Carolina was a lot of fun, but the clock was ticking and we had to get to our next stop. We loaded up the bikes and headed out for Chattanooga, Tennessee. When you are driving across America riding your bike at stops along the way, you realize pretty quickly that you […]
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Cove Creek
It was a 4 ½ hour drive from Roanoke, Virginia to Brevard, North Carolina. Arriving a few weeks ahead of the hurricane devastation, the weather was humid, but almost perfect for riding.
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Soggy Bottom
Patrick and I were on the road again. This time, we were in Roanoke, Virginia to check out the trails at Carvin’s Cove.
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Rocky & Rudy
Did you watch until the end of last week’s episode? If you did, you saw me pick up Patrick! He flew into Philly and joined me for the rest of the road trip – all the way back to Durango!
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Be NYC
Believe it or not, I found trails to ride my mountain bike on in New York City! On Manhattan Island no less! And yes, I did ride the bike a few times between Wisconsin and New York. Let me explain…
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Riding Dutch
The countryside in this part of the nation is amazing. As I made my way past the lakes and small towns of eastern Wisconsin, and as I waited for my laundry to dry, I thought about what it was going to be like to hang out with a guy whom I hope to soon count as a new friend.
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Welcome to Copper Harbor
It was about five hours from Duluth, Wisconsin to Copper Harbor, Michigan. The long hours roll by pretty quickly when the countryside is so beautiful.
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