Latest 6-week MTB road trip. Please review, where would you ride in these locations? 1-2 days in each. Schedule is VERY FLUID still, making final changes. (Leaving 2nd week of Sept).
Latest 6-week MTB road trip. Please review, where would you ride in these locations? 1-2 days in each. Schedule is VERY FLUID still, making final changes. (Leaving 2nd week of Sept).
Mn you have to ride Cuyuna and in duluth hit Pietmont Brewer Hawks Ridge and Mission creek. If you are there on a weekend you can spring for a day pass at spirit and make some park laps
choadspanker on
Highland in NH and thunder in MA are the two best bike parks in the northeast. I’d skip Killington to hit one of those two instead if you have to
wacksonjagstaff on
In the Omaha area def check out Platte river state park and Lewis and Clark monument. Reach out to the local community, the trails are a bit complicated if you’re alone. These trail systems are a real surprise and hidden gems.
GilpinMTBQ on
Gotta do Vitamin B in Buena Vista.
davidw on
More time riding in fewer locations, IMO.
Uncled1023 on
You’re driving through Moab but not doing any of the trails??? I’d stop there and do a bunch, there are a TON.
negative-nelly on
Peekskill NY – Definitely Blue Mountain. Best place in the area. There’s a good place a bit north as well but not as easy to navigate if unfamiliar. Blue is awesome. As for trails i would make sure you hit myx monster (from the top is most fun), the Stingers (at least the highest one), and if you want to expend the rest of your energy, On Your Marc. As for food, a couple places are good down by the Peekskill waterfront on the Hudson.
Minechaser05 on
Duluth is a gem, anything up there is fantastic, like Mission Creek, Piedmont & Brewer, as well as copper harbor.
I’d reckon that hitting up Pinehurst in Eau Claire as well as Lacrosse is worth the extra time in the trip.
MTBDadGamer_ on
That’s an epic trip! Have fun on my backyard trails – Marquette Mountain
When you travel to Copper Harbor, Brockway Mountain is great, but make sure to hit a few laps at the new East Bluff Bike park while you’re there. Some amazing trail being built there right now and I actually enjoy it more than the Mountain
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Mn you have to ride Cuyuna and in duluth hit Pietmont Brewer Hawks Ridge and Mission creek. If you are there on a weekend you can spring for a day pass at spirit and make some park laps
Highland in NH and thunder in MA are the two best bike parks in the northeast. I’d skip Killington to hit one of those two instead if you have to
In the Omaha area def check out Platte river state park and Lewis and Clark monument. Reach out to the local community, the trails are a bit complicated if you’re alone. These trail systems are a real surprise and hidden gems.
Gotta do Vitamin B in Buena Vista.
More time riding in fewer locations, IMO.
You’re driving through Moab but not doing any of the trails??? I’d stop there and do a bunch, there are a TON.
Peekskill NY – Definitely Blue Mountain. Best place in the area. There’s a good place a bit north as well but not as easy to navigate if unfamiliar. Blue is awesome. As for trails i would make sure you hit myx monster (from the top is most fun), the Stingers (at least the highest one), and if you want to expend the rest of your energy, On Your Marc. As for food, a couple places are good down by the Peekskill waterfront on the Hudson.
Duluth is a gem, anything up there is fantastic, like Mission Creek, Piedmont & Brewer, as well as copper harbor.
I’d reckon that hitting up Pinehurst in Eau Claire as well as Lacrosse is worth the extra time in the trip.
That’s an epic trip! Have fun on my backyard trails – Marquette Mountain
When you travel to Copper Harbor, Brockway Mountain is great, but make sure to hit a few laps at the new East Bluff Bike park while you’re there. Some amazing trail being built there right now and I actually enjoy it more than the Mountain