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Trans Cascadia: A Model for Supporting Trails While Having a Good Time in the Forest
Alex Gardner, Nick Gibson, and Tommy Magrath started the Trans Cascadia 4-day enduro race five years ago as a way to allow riders to experience forgotten trails and incredible riding in the Pacific Northwest. Over the years they've forged relationships with other trail user groups and have used the race as a way to give back to the trails.
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Watch: Common Ground – Filling the Void with Trans-Cascadia
Organizers of the Trans-Cascadia backcountry stage race are working with the US Forest Service to maintain forgotten trails in the Pacific Northwest.
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Why “On-Sight” Racing is a More Accurate Term Than “Blind” Racing
Mountain bikers are literally racing by sight, rather than by the combination of a memory of trails we know and what we can see.
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