Welcome to the Freehub feature catalog—14 years of documenting mountain bike culture through long-form storytelling in print and online.
Mount-Saint-Anne's World Cup racing pedigree has had a huge influence on the region’s riding community, but a staggering number and variety of trails is where its legend truly lies.
Arriving in Crested Butte, Colorado is breathtaking. Expansive wildflower- filled meadows and a handful of meandering rivers serve as a buffer...
Our annual photo book always sparks immense excitement among our team members. This special issue is traditionally meant to be a visual and written...
One of the world’s most prolific deserts extends into western Colorado. This intense, mesmerizing landscape abuts the towering Rocky Mountains...
From red rock to sagebrush to sand, Stan Jorgenson and Jackie Paaso traverse the Arizona Trail through a myriad of climates and conditions.
Biking through the seemingly unapproachable terrain of the Chilean alpine of Torres del Paine National Park has proven to be as rewarding as it is...
Through the decades, Cairns’ mountain bike scene rose from a handful of individuals modifying their fully rigid bikes and bombing down primitive...
High in the hills above Washington-Grizzly Stadium, riders can hear chants from the roaring crowd echo throughout the mountains.
The rugged terrain of Harrisonburg, Virginia is dearly beloved by locals. So much that celebration for riding has become a part of its tradition. The town's spirit of work hard, play hard, ride hard is alive and well.
At Pomerelle, the bike park’s chairlift runs on demand, and while word on the trail is that some veterans can unload their bikes without stopping the...
Deep in Wisconsin’s rolling hills, steep cliffs, and beautiful rivers full of trout, IMBA builds a new system of biking and hiking trails.
You might well know the feeling: You’re fully pinned on your go-to trail, railing corners and generally having the ride of your life, when...
Methodical in line choice, intentional in form and fresh in kits, Washington approaches bikes just like he approached baseball. He wants to push himself, wants to ride that fine line between chaos and control.
I grew up knowing my mom was Native, but the fact that she was adopted out of our tribal community as a young child made my identity seem like a...
Mert Lawwill never really rode mountain bikes. Perhaps this is because he was more used to doing 100 miles per hour on his motorcycle while racing...
A single cord dangles from the ceiling of a nearly finished two-story house on the outskirts of Bellingham, Washington. It’s tastefully low key...
