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North Table Mountain, CO: A Fat Bike Odyssey in Snow and Mud
Annoyed, snot clung to my nose in the howling headwind, and I could do nothing about it. I was too busy trying to keep my balance and muscle up a steep, muddy trail against a bitterly cold 30mph headwind. Man, that wind sucks. My fat 4.0 Dillinger tires struggled to find purchase in the wet …
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Projekt Roam’s Weekly Wander: Desert Classic Trail, South Mountain, Phoenix, Arizona
The Desert Classic Trail, found in the South Mountain Regional Park in the city of Phoenix, AZ, is a trail anyone can enjoy. The Desert Classic Trail is a good start to get a feel for desert terrain and riding amidst cacti. The trail can be fast and flowing, interspersed with rocky singletrack, as it …
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Top 10 Destination: Sedona, Arizona, Part 3
Having covered the trails on both the eastern and western sides of Sedona’s stellar riding, we are now ready to complete our circumnavigation of this Southwestern red rock wonderland. Sedona’s north side contains both some of the area’s oldest, most established routes, which are now complimented by newer, equally-stellar rides. In the northwest corner lies …
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Eating My Words: Mountain Biking Moab in January
“Winter is for skiing!” I said. “It’s for going downhill on snow!” I taunted. “Take a break from biking!” I urged. BUT… and you guys all knew there was going to be a “but,” didn’t you? The snow in the middle of January was horrible, alright? We were tired of skiing hardpack at the local …
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In Search of Dry Land, Volume III: Section 13, Canon City, Colorado
Canon City, located an hour down the road from my new hometown of Salida, Colorado, sits about 1,700 feet lower in elevation and generally receives even less precipitation than Salida… which isn’t easy to do. I’d previously driven down there to ride the new Oil Well Flats trail system, and after a few weeks of …
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