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A Steady Drift Navigating Japan’s Winds of Change

The mountains surrounding the Hakuba Valley are known as the Japanese Alps for good reason. With 10,000-foot-tall peaks, endless valleys and a handful of ski resorts, one of which is developing a bike park, there’s no shortage of opportunity for trails. The author soars through the landscape on a newly minted jump line at Hakuba Iwatake Mountain Resort.

Free Range A Family's San Juan Sanctuary

One of a few fun rides around Crested Butte, Colorado before heading on to Silverton. Our spirits were high on the way back to camp after a nice flowy ride—the kind where the scenery blurs and the smiles grow wide.

Done Right A Better Way Forward in Billings, Montana

Montana wasn’t dubbed “Big Sky Country” without reason. Pedaling through the evening at Acton always results in some spectacular views.

Finding the Small Way The Key to True Experience

The path less traveled is often the one that leads to the greatest reward.

The Stakes Are High Trail Etiquette

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The mountains surrounding the Hakuba Valley are known as the Japanese Alps for good reason. With 10,000-foot-tall peaks, endless valleys and a handful of ski resorts, one of which is developing a bike park, there’s no shortage of opportunity for trails. The author soars through the landscape on a newly minted jump line at Hakuba Iwatake Mountain Resort.

A Steady Drift Navigating Japan’s Winds of Change

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Who We Are Vermont Photobook

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One of a few fun rides around Crested Butte, Colorado before heading on to Silverton. Our spirits were high on the way back to camp after a nice flowy ride—the kind where the scenery blurs and the smiles grow wide.

Free Range A Family's San Juan Sanctuary

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Montana wasn’t dubbed “Big Sky Country” without reason. Pedaling through the evening at Acton always results in some spectacular views.

Done Right A Better Way Forward in Billings, Montana

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The path less traveled is often the one that leads to the greatest reward.

Finding the Small Way The Key to True Experience

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The Stakes Are High Trail Etiquette

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Space for Conversation Close Encounters of the Fat-Tire Kind

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The Responsibility of Freedom Self-Reliance is Paramount

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Care For Your Trails It Takes a Village

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Know Before You Ride Trail Etiquette in the Covid Era

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Trailside Transcendence Mountain Biking's Culture of Overcoming

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Who We Are The Power of Adventure

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Mud Lust First Date Jitters on an Afternoon Ride

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As Good As Dirt A call to Arms for Mountain Bikers Everywhere

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In the early years of Trail Boss, every piece was handmade. It was great for research and development, but not so much for productivity.

If You Have To Ask, You Can't Afford It A New Approach to Trail Maintenance with Trail Boss

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    If any one place can show the power of community, look no further than the Aptos Post Offi ce jumps. The jumps may no longer exist, but their legacy forever lives on in everyone who spent time there. A few of the Post Office’s most notorious regulars. Photo courtesy of Anthill Films

    Life Priorities Anthill Films and our Universal Community

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    Who We Are Progression Begins with You

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    Falling Together A Story Beyond Getting Back Up

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    Exit Stage Left How a Neil Peart Drumstick Saved a Bunnyhop Contest

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    When the terrain is wide open, the brakes might as well be too—just steer clear of the cacti. The author keeps it pinned through the Baja chunder on a freshly pioneered line.

    Lines in the Sand A Rogue Reunion in Baja California

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    North Dakota’s polychrome spines sink into darkness as the crew chases the evening’s waning sun. Teddy Roosevelt himself most likely witnessed these same stunning views on horseback.

    Where Time Stands Still Tuning out on the Maah Daah Hey Trail

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    Through trailbuilding, Projet Jeunesse helps young adults overcome the troubles of their past while teaching them valuable skills and providing meaningful work. More than 200 participants have taken part since its inception in 2002, many of whom return to school or work after completing the six-month program. Photo: Claude Côté

    Trail Therapy A Positive Outlet for Once-Idle Hands

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    Who We Are The Power of Community

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    Polo Payback A Tale of Speed, Agility and Desperation

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    Vincent Ready floats The Separator, one of the largest wooden trail structures in British Columbia’s interior. The feature is a highlight of the DH Hipsta trail, which was built near McLeese Lake by First Journey Trails and James Doerfling as part of the Trails to Recovery and Resilience program. The mile-long DH track is maintained by members of the Xat’sull Nation, formerly known as the Soda Creek First Nation.

    The Perfect Line James Doerfling Finds His New Path

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