In 2018, my life changed in an instant when I suffered a concussion and traumatic brain injury. What I thought would be a temporary setback turned into a year and a half of lingering symptoms—pain that seemed to come from… Read More ›
Some corners are too tight to steer around, and putting your foot down stops your flow. In this video, I’ll teach you four different ways to get through tight corners and switchbacks without a foot down, starting with the easiest… Read More ›
Hello Trail Lovers, Great news for Whoopdee riders! The full Rojack loop is open again! 11/8/2026 Post Canyon Work Party We have some massive news to celebrate just in time for the weekend, plus an invitation to dig in and help us… Read More ›
BEST Downhill RUNS of 2026 🥇 | Women Elite | WHOOP UCI MTB World Series The world’s fastest women delivered another season of spectacular racing in the WHOOP UCI Mountain Bike World Series, with fierce competition, historic victories and some… Read More ›
SHARED LINES – Episode 2: Moritz Junaberle x Remy Metailler 🇨🇦 From the Austrian backyard straight to the steepest trails on the planet. For episode 2 of Shared Lines, Mo travels all the way to Whistler, Canada, to ride with… Read More ›
This past June, me and my friends who I grew up riding and racing with graduated high school. I thought it would be fun to make a film dedicated to our “last summer” before we all head off to university,… Read More ›
Some places stay on the list longer than they should. For years, the Crowsnest Pass was one of those places. A steady stream of stories, trail updates, and build photos kept hinting at something special happening in the mountains of… Read More ›
2026 Cross Crusade Series Schedule RACE #1 – CASCADE LOCKS DAY 1 September 19th, 2026Port of Cascade Locks at the Disc Golf CourseCascade Locks, Oregon https://crosscrusade.com/schedule/cascadelocks/ RACE #2- CASCADE LOCKS DAY 2 September 20th, 2026 Port of Cascade Locks at… Read More ›
Through deadfall and determination, Alex completed the grueling course in 6 days and 12 hours. Second Growth is a short film about the Oregon Timber Trail, seen through Alex Schultz’s 2026 race across the 700-mile route. Come along for a… Read More ›
Hemstreet was eight years old when the first trails at Coast Gravity Park were built. Her dad was spending a lot of time driving her older brother to Whistler Bike Park, a long haul from the Sunshine Coast. So he… Read More ›
When Geoff Livingston approached Steve Vanderhoek with the concept of a film about what pushes him to ride at the edge while balancing a real world career as a City of North Vancouver Fire Fighter, and what it’s like for… Read More ›
Mountain bike advocacy organizations play a vital role in preserving, maintaining, and expanding access to trails. By donating time or money, riders directly support the infrastructure that allows the sport to thrive. Trails don’t appear or sustain themselves magically; they… Read More ›
Rob Warner and Eliot Jackson walk the brand new Red Bull Hardline British Columbia track at Cypress Mountain for the very first time. A track up north means we did the only sensible thing: grabbed a tape measure, put on… Read More ›
Date: Saturday, October 17, 2026 Location: Idiotville, Oregon (Drift Creek Mountain Bike Area / Tillamook State Forest region) What it is: Part costume-themed mountain bike race, part Halloween party, and an excuse to ride bikes in the woods with friends. Prizes are typically… Read More ›
What does it take to build the gnarliest course in mountain biking? Lead builder Justin Wyper and his crew have spent 7,000 man-hours over five months bringing Red Bull Hardline British Columbia to life. Now it’s time to see if… Read More ›
Rampage Finals didn’t exactly go to plan this year. I nailed my first two hits on my run, and unfortuntely got a little off line in my shoot and took a huge tumble and had to get medivac’d out. Fortunately,… Read More ›
Professional mountain biker and HEST Dream Team ambassador Hannah Bergemann gives a full tour of her custom 2024 Mercedes Sprinter 144 AWD high-roof van, built by Carrve Custom Vans. Based in Bellingham, Washington, Hannah uses the van as both a… Read More ›
Pump Track Locator is dedicated to discovering, documenting, and experiencing the best BMX and Mountain Bike pump tracks around the world. Founded by a long-time BMX rider, our mission is to make it easier for riders to find and enjoy… Read More ›
Tires are finally in the dirt after a long few days on the tools. Our line is shapping up and feeling ready for a good showing in finals on Saturday. Thanks to @outdoorresearch for all the support on this series…. Read More ›
Squamish, BC is a small town with a big reputation. World-class trails, grippy granite, unbelievable landscapes, and some of the fastest riders in the world. It’s also home to Elly Hoskin, the 2025 Enduro World Champion. But titles only tell… Read More ›
EMBER – Beneath ash and bone, the fire remains. 2 minutes of bike park destruction with Alex Storr. https://forbiddenbike…. Presented by: Forbidden Bike Co.Riding: Alex StorrVideo: Liam MorganPhoto: HarookzMusic: Ivory DazePost Sound: Keith White AudioLocation: Sun Peaks Bike Park
Hello Trail Lovers, We wanted to pass along this update from Hood River County Forestry regarding upcoming trail closures for salvage logging operations. These closures are expected to be temporary, but please pay close attention to the dates and locations… Read More ›
Balance is the skill behind almost everything on a mountain bike, and most riders never train it on purpose. In this video I break down the 3 types of balance every rider needs, plus the drills I use to build… Read More ›
This has been the year of adapting @RedBullBike Rampage 2026. While we started the week out with a bit of rain, that wet dirt quickly turned to dust with hot weather and high winds. We now get to put some… Read More ›
Former professional cyclist Bart Bowen now puts decades of racing experience into designing Bend’s Thrilla cyclocross course, turning dirt, trees and open ground into a new challenge for riders each week.
Jay Bearhead’s story is one of resilience, healing, and hope. While filming The Engine Inside with Jay Bearhead, Canada marked its first National Day for Truth and Reconciliation in 2021. After enduring childhood trauma, residential school abuse, addiction, and homelessness,… Read More ›
Everything I wish I knew about e-bikes before I bought my first one — not just the technical specs, but how it actually changed the way I ride. I’m also sharing the biggest mistake I made with e-bikes that I… Read More ›
“…It was a good learning situation for me because I just had to trust the crew and their experience, and it turned out to be one of the coolest projects we’ve ever been able to complete.” Methow Valley, Washington, situated… Read More ›
NWTA’s annual Take a Kid Mountain Biking Day returns to the EasyCLIMB trail system in Cascade Locks! Join us this Saturday, October 3, from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. at Cascade Locks’ EasyCLIMB trail system to celebrate the annual Take… Read More ›
Finishing up some final training sessions back home in Bend Oregon, then hitting the road down to @RedBullBike Rampage 2026! We got the Shire Built crew with us again to help craft my line down the mountain. Huge shoutout to… Read More ›
The North Shore isn’t just one of mountain biking’s most iconic places. It’s shaped by the people who ride it, build it and keep its culture alive.To find out what still makes it so special, we spent a day with… Read More ›
Yoga for Cyclists is designed for cyclists but is a great full body practice for everyone. A well rounded practice that will leave you feeling present, stretched out and open. Relieve stress and tension in the neck, open the shoulders,… Read More ›
Hello Trail Lovers, It’s back! HRATS Shuttle Day is coming to Post Canyon on Saturday, October 18th, and we’re getting the vans ready for a big day of riding. From 9 AM–2 PM, we’ll be running shuttles so you can spend less… Read More ›
Jack Johnston, AKA JJsends, is not your average 16-year-old. While most kids his age are doing… well, normal 16-year-old things, Jack often spends his weekends deep in the backcountry, tools and chainsaw in hand, building and riding gnarly freeride lines…. Read More ›
Opinion: Lines, Limits and Letting Go There are moments on the trail when time compresses into something razor-thin, where hesitation feels heavier than gravity itself. The terrain doesn’t wait for certainty. It presents itself in raw, immediate terms—rocks, roots, drops,… Read More ›