The Colorado Trail – This 485-mile trail stretches from Denver to Durango and takes riders through the rugged Rocky Mountains. The trail offers a mix of technical terrain, challenging climbs, and stunning mountain vistas.
The Great Divide Mountain Bike Route – This iconic 2,750-mile route stretches from Canada to Mexico and follows the Continental Divide through the Rocky Mountains. The trail offers challenging climbs, rugged terrain, and stunning wilderness views.
The Maah Daah Hey Trail – Located in North Dakota’s Badlands, this 144-mile trail offers challenging terrain, stunning vistas, and the opportunity to spot wildlife like bison and pronghorn.
The Oregon Timber Trail – This 670-mile trail takes riders through the stunning Cascade Mountains and offers a mix of singletrack, gravel roads, and dirt trails. The trail offers challenging climbs, stunning mountain vistas, and the chance to explore Oregon’s backcountry.
The White Rim Trail – Located in Utah’s Canyonlands National Park, this 100-mile trail offers stunning desert scenery, challenging terrain, and the opportunity to explore one of America’s most iconic national parks.
The Arizona Trail – This 800-mile trail takes riders through the rugged terrain of the Sonoran Desert and offers a mix of technical terrain, challenging climbs, and stunning desert vistas.
The Pacific Crest Trail – While best known as a hiking trail, the Pacific Crest Trail also offers stunning backcountry biking opportunities. The trail stretches 2,650 miles from Mexico to Canada and takes riders through some of the most stunning wilderness areas in the western United States.
