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Trail Tuesday: Pocahontas State Park, Richmond, Virginia
During my recent trip to Richmond, Virginia for the Dominion Riverrock Festival, I seized the opportunity to get out of the city on Sunday to explore a trail I’d never ridden before. Pocahontas State Park, located about 20 miles from downtown Richmond, was my destination. I had attempted to ride Pocahontas during my 2012 visit, …
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Trail Tuesday: Carvin’s Cove, Roanoke, Virginia
While there are hundreds of miles of bike-legal singletrack in the Roanoke region (not to mention all the gravel roads and doubletrack), Carvin’s Cove is the undisputed hotspot. With the main trailhead located just 15 miles from downtown Roanoke (a metro area of 315,000 people), not only are the trails excellent, but they’re accessible as …
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Mountain Biking Flagstaff, Arizona
The final stop on our almost two-month western mountain biking tour was Flagstaff, Arizona. On the way from Big Bear, California to Flagstaff, we made sure to detour up to Grand Canyon National Park, as neither my wife nor I had been there before. The Grand Canyon While there is no singletrack riding in the …
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MTB in SoCal: The Luge, Whiting Ranch, and Mountain Lions
The main goal of my California trip this past summer was to find legal trails that weren’t in the Singletracks trails database, ride them, map them, shoot photos, and upload all that information to help make the best mountain bike trail resource on the internet just that much better. Here are two excellent SoCal trails …
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Riding the Locals’ Favorite: El Prieto, Altadena, California
El Prieto has been hailed by many as one of the best singletrack rides in the Los Angeles area. After hearing such accolades, I just had to check it out! And let me tell you: the reputation is not unfounded. To start the ride, park at the lot and head past the upper yellow gate …
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