I planned a Moab trip Oct 2017, rode Slickrock in 57 mins (possibly the proudest moment in my life, even got a KOM on one segment), then The Whole Enchilada the next day on a 100mm XC bike. Amazing trip but dang I felt under gunned on TWE. I did see one guy on a full rigid bike which looked miserable. The climb at the beginning in the mountains is much tougher than anyone lets on and the riding gets extremely tech through pretty much the entire thing. If you only like fast flowing smooth trails, you probably won't enjoy how rugged it gets. My strava read 37 miles for the entire thing. But I did ride all the way back into town after for an amaaazing meal. Slickrock is just fun and playful. You could spend days and days out there exploring different areas. So so cool! One mistake I made is I thought it was mtb only and I yelled at some guys on motorcycles riding up the trail. As it turns out, I think they're actually allowed on that trail. Strange. I will note that there are some absolutely epic rides in northern Utah as well. Google Wasatch Crest Trail, about 30 miles of almost all downhill flowing beauty. Wildflowers abound, in the distance is mountain peak after mountain peak as far as the eye can see. Tight aspen forests, a few tech spots, so so fun! Great video, thanks Martyn! If you want a guide on TWE when you go, hit me up, I'll drive down. There is a spot you can drive to that bypasses the insane climb at the beginning which may be ideal for you as technically they don't allow e-bikes on the trail. Although my sister did it with no complaints. 808 238-9999 Shane
Shane Harder we need to connect up and ride. We went to undergrad together, but it’s been a while. I now live in Montrose, CO, near Grand Junction. We’ve got some epic stuff here too. Let me know if you’d like to chat about it.
It's not too strange the motorcycles are allowed on the Slickrock trail since it is originally a motorcycle trail. Motorcyclists are sharing it with mountain bikes, not the other way around :).
You speak the truth Bob. Rode Navajo Rocks in the morning and drove the JK's through Hell's Revenge in the evening. OHV's, motorcycles, Jeeps, Hummers, and mountain bikes -- all at home in the beauty that is Moab slick rock. Man, how I love that place.
You guys need to come to Australia, theres some awesome trail especially in tasmania where we have blue derby and the newly opened downhill park maydena, please come you guys
Been to all but Oregon ... Quebec probably the most underrated place in North America. BC gets so the love, but anyone that's been paying attention knows the Northeast US and Canada is exploding with some insane parks and trails, almost reminiscent of Whistler in early 2000s with Killington and especially Thunder.
It makes it hard for us people in Australia to to some of these trails, and in the fact that most of the people who build the trails here seem to think we only like tight twisty tracks and not flowing fast tracks. But I ask you to check out the Maydena bike park in Tasmania, it's what we have needed in Aus.
I rode Porcupine Rim in 1994, Loved it....Loved Moab. Rode Poison Spider Mesa with the portal loop also, it was my favorite. Did Slick Rock and Gemini Bridges, spent a week there and have always wanted to go back.
Rode Petzen last July visiting from NZ. The best trail I have ever ridden. If there was one flow trail on the planet you should hit, this is it! Every other trail on the planet pales in comparison. Worth the trip to southern Austria!
I live and ride in Pennsylvania. My favorite trails are the Alligreppis Trails at Raystown Lake in central PA. 30+ miles of great, fast, flowing, hand cut trail, plus great camping. Every year I take a trip there with a few friends. Any mountain biker in PA knows that it's awesome.
Lots of incredible trails in South Africa too, especially in the Western Cape, which is home to the the 7-day Cape Epic. Well worth adding a few of these to your list
Slick Rock is great TONS of grip and has some crazy off camber sections and some really short and punchy climbs. Great ride and loved every second of it.
I live near Moab and ride the final two often. Many riders around here actually complain about Slickrock, because it’s so much work to climb the wildly steep sections. I personally think it’s a joy as a whole!
Rylan Birch Colorado has some of the best in the world from Breckinridge to Durango! I loved it there and went with some friends who had moved to Colorado from California(which is pretty damn good too).
Drop Slick Rock, and replace it with Amasa Back/Ahab, almost every trail in Moab has slick rock features. The slick rock trail it's self is an "experience" but not as fun as many of the other trails. Stateside though, you can't not talk about the trails in VT & NH, and to the north squamish, also no trip to Moab is complete with a quick hop over to the Loma/Fruita area.
redoctober1947 east coast riding is so under rated, even up in QC. It may not have the sustained vert but if you don't mind pending it's got that perfect dirt , roots, rocks and all sorts of techy chunder and the level of support from the local communities is like no other. Kingdom trails, Waterbury, highland (yah it's a bp), oka, Florence, FOW...etc etc don't get me wrong I love the epic rides Utah, CO, and even Cali where I'm at.(downievelle, noble, Mammoth, tahoe and kern) but VT & NH are gems in their own right
Fair enough; there is definitely cool stuff on the east coast. But I wouldn't make a trip for it from the UK. The sustained vertical you get in the west is just way more appealing to me; east coast riding outside of parks all feels like punchy XC, whereas riding in CO or UT feels like truly "all mountain" riding.
I never thought I would be able to say I've ridden one of the top 5 trails in the world, but I have actually ridden Slick Rock, and as you said, the grip is out of this world, I couldn't believe the climbs I was actually making, it was crazy, but I wouldn't call it very technical at all, just fun.
linga longa bike park, balingup, Western Australia is such a great bike park and a fact about linga long bike park is that Sam Hill has designed some of the tracks. Its a must ride in Western Australia or even the world. YEEEW!!
Here's mine. 1. Bobsled (North Vancouver, BC)... all flow, all smiles. Best way to warm up and cool down on Fromme 2. Upper Dale's Trail (North Vancouver, BC)... share's my name and there is so much flow. Links into Lower Dale's and Forever After two of my other favourite trails. 3. In n' Out Burger (Squamish, BC)... just an absolutely beautiful slab 4. Everything at Whistler. Crank it Up, A-line, Tech Noir, pulp Fiction, Angry Pirate, Samurai Pizza Cat are just some of the few that I enjoyed on my first trip there last summer. 5. Goat (Whitehorse, Yukon). Super loamy with a bit of tech, definitely my favourite trail in my new home. A bit Sea to Sky heavy but hey that's where I called home for 9 years and where my mountain bike riding got a heck of a lot better.
Hey guys!!! We went to Chihuaha Desert Bike Fest this year at Big Bend Ranch State Park and it was AMAZING! What a HUGE park to roll around in. Highly recommend. Check it out. The fest is coming up again next February so plenty of time to plan. Ive been to Moab - and yea its great, but twice on this list??? Not when Big Bend is out there! Peace and Thanks for all you do!
Slick rock is very cool, you (Mr Ashton should try it) but I think if we are including a classic 90’s mountain bike trail it should be the 401 in Crested Butte Colorado USA.
my favorite trail is a toss up between o-chute and waterfall both at blue mountain bike park in ontario both are technical ,fast, and push your skills.
Over fall break I rode slickrock and it was amazing. The only thing that really sucked about it was that it was really windy, so it pushed you off the trail alot
Ya I'm sure alot of people might disagree, but I think you nailed it. I have goals to ride whole enchilada and others in sedona az in winter. I get arctic cold fronts all winter where I live so hoping to head south and ride those trails.
Pass'Portes du Soleil in French Alps - it's actually an event, but you can ride this trail the whole season. It's 80km long, has cumulated 5000m of descent and you're passing through Les Gets, Champery, Chatel, etc. so you can have on one day beautiful alpine single trails and some man-made bike park trails to ride. :)
I would suggest a trail called Cuyuna trail in northern Minnesota. It's probably not nearly as good as most of these trails but it is rather unique in that a large portion of it is built on the rim of an old open pit mine and the dirt is a deep red that leaves your tires red for weeks.
Can't wait for more instalments of this series. Hopefully you guys can break them into continents or regions. Wish I could travel around the world with my bike but not the case at the moment :(
Teäre Line, Sölden, Austria Man I still miss that trail... It takes you almost 3/4 of an hour to get down, it's 6km long and there is a gondola back up
Petzen is great! Just one hour away from my home. They just build a new enduro trail beside the flow trail, its called Thriller ;) like the famous Schöckl DH near Graz where i come from. Cheers
The best trail i have ridden so far is the Herrnsteig in South Tyrol (Italy). From the Hill /and Bikepark Kronplatz at Bruneck/Brunico. 1300 vertical meters descent with a hilarios view into the dolomites.
Hi, my fave trail is in Downieville, CA. with 14 miles of flowy downhill singletrack in the Sierra Nevada. Please feature that one. At the bottom of the course is the ghost town of Downieville, famous for gold mining a century or more ago. Now a very cute California village with great eateries and coffee shops. It is also a MTbike mecca with the annual Downieville Classic.
Im sure the quality of those trails is unbelievable if not breathtaking but if you are looking for quantity, look no further than Austin Texas. On any given day I can hit the trails and loop 75 miles of super twisty xc trail without doing a section twice. No driving and no calling someone to pick you up, because you'll never leave the city! It's Bike community is highly active with new trail being build every day.
Hello Martyn, check out white Mesa near Albuquerque New Mexico. It has volcanic activity, flow sections , drops, and some real rough exposed sections make you feel like you're in redbull rampage. Just check out some pictures online or the video on my TH-cam. Cheers mate !
Martin, let us know when you will be in Utah. I have been looking at those same trails to ride, would be great to meet up with some of the GMBN crew. Fan from Phoenix AZ
Topp Notch in Banff is top notch, it’s not necessarily worth a flight, but if you find yourself in Banff don’t miss out. It’s rated as a black on Trailforks but is more of blue with a few black features. Stunning scenery though. Blue Velvet to Crank It Up in Whistler, can ride these 2 trails with a trail bike, sort of top to bottom of Whistler. Big Trouble Little Chainring up, then down on Super Bear, near Mission, BC. Soooo perfectly sculpted for climbing and descending laps, most I did was 3 before my legs quit. the jumps on the way down offer progression to learn doubles but aren’t mandatory if you want to just roll them. Anything on Vedder Mountain near Chilliwack, BC. Except the stuff the Ahole motocross tools ruin. I just realized I could go on allllllllll daaaaaay but lunch is over. Just about anywhere in the Okanagan in BC, Golden BC, Invermere, Fernie, etc etc, Bragg Creek, AB, Hinton AB. I should be a guide but I sometimes zig when I shud zag... looks like Doddy in that epic crash of his
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Why don't you create a series out of this and you name the best trails of every country or like this
Hans Peter good idea, pick a country for the vid then examine the best trails in that country
Yes
Or a video best trail of every country
I planned a Moab trip Oct 2017, rode Slickrock in 57 mins (possibly the proudest moment in my life, even got a KOM on one segment), then The Whole Enchilada the next day on a 100mm XC bike. Amazing trip but dang I felt under gunned on TWE. I did see one guy on a full rigid bike which looked miserable. The climb at the beginning in the mountains is much tougher than anyone lets on and the riding gets extremely tech through pretty much the entire thing. If you only like fast flowing smooth trails, you probably won't enjoy how rugged it gets. My strava read 37 miles for the entire thing. But I did ride all the way back into town after for an amaaazing meal.
Slickrock is just fun and playful. You could spend days and days out there exploring different areas. So so cool! One mistake I made is I thought it was mtb only and I yelled at some guys on motorcycles riding up the trail. As it turns out, I think they're actually allowed on that trail. Strange.
I will note that there are some absolutely epic rides in northern Utah as well. Google Wasatch Crest Trail, about 30 miles of almost all downhill flowing beauty. Wildflowers abound, in the distance is mountain peak after mountain peak as far as the eye can see. Tight aspen forests, a few tech spots, so so fun!
Great video, thanks Martyn! If you want a guide on TWE when you go, hit me up, I'll drive down. There is a spot you can drive to that bypasses the insane climb at the beginning which may be ideal for you as technically they don't allow e-bikes on the trail. Although my sister did it with no complaints. 808 238-9999 Shane
Shane Harder we need to connect up and ride. We went to undergrad together, but it’s been a while. I now live in Montrose, CO, near Grand Junction. We’ve got some epic stuff here too. Let me know if you’d like to chat about it.
It's not too strange the motorcycles are allowed on the Slickrock trail since it is originally a motorcycle trail. Motorcyclists are sharing it with mountain bikes, not the other way around :).
People used to ride porc rim on 26" hardtails with 80mm elastomer forks. Imagine the arm pump.
You speak the truth Bob. Rode Navajo Rocks in the morning and drove the JK's through Hell's Revenge in the evening. OHV's, motorcycles, Jeeps, Hummers, and mountain bikes -- all at home in the beauty that is Moab slick rock. Man, how I love that place.
Northern and Southern Utah has some of the best bike riding! Love it
You guys need to come to Australia, theres some awesome trail especially in tasmania where we have blue derby and the newly opened downhill park maydena, please come you guys
Yeah I live in tassie and very grateful
also in bright hero trail
The best trail in the world is the one right under your tyres!
My top 5 : Alpine trail, Oakridge, Oregon / 401 trail, Crested Butte, Colorado / Mag 7, Moab, Utah / Neilson trail, St-Raymond, Quebec
Been to all but Oregon ... Quebec probably the most underrated place in North America. BC gets so the love, but anyone that's been paying attention knows the Northeast US and Canada is exploding with some insane parks and trails, almost reminiscent of Whistler in early 2000s with Killington and especially Thunder.
It makes it hard for us people in Australia to to some of these trails, and in the fact that most of the people who build the trails here seem to think we only like tight twisty tracks and not flowing fast tracks. But I ask you to check out the Maydena bike park in Tasmania, it's what we have needed in Aus.
Whistler and Blackcomb mountain are full of some of the funnest big mountain riding I’ve ever done in my life
Slickrock was my first ever MTB ride. Kicked my ass. Come to Utah anytime Martyn!!!
That’s awesome, I have rode slick rock and porcupine rim hundreds of times! So much fun!
I rode Porcupine Rim in 1994, Loved it....Loved Moab. Rode Poison Spider Mesa with the portal loop also, it was my favorite. Did Slick Rock and Gemini Bridges, spent a week there and have always wanted to go back.
Rode Petzen last July visiting from NZ. The best trail I have ever ridden. If there was one flow trail on the planet you should hit, this is it! Every other trail on the planet pales in comparison. Worth the trip to southern Austria!
I live and ride in Pennsylvania. My favorite trails are the Alligreppis Trails at Raystown Lake in central PA. 30+ miles of great, fast, flowing, hand cut trail, plus great camping. Every year I take a trip there with a few friends. Any mountain biker in PA knows that it's awesome.
how I would love to ride these trails man, would be a dream come true
my home trails are fine, but nothing like this off course
Lots of incredible trails in South Africa too, especially in the Western Cape, which is home to the the 7-day Cape Epic. Well worth adding a few of these to your list
The Old Ghost Road in New Zealand is an amazing track
Slick Rock is great TONS of grip and has some crazy off camber sections and some really short and punchy climbs. Great ride and loved every second of it.
I live near Moab and ride the final two often. Many riders around here actually complain about Slickrock, because it’s so much work to climb the wildly steep sections. I personally think it’s a joy as a whole!
Ribbon Trail in Grand Junction Colorado
Rylan Birch Colorado has some of the best in the world from Breckinridge to Durango! I loved it there and went with some friends who had moved to Colorado from California(which is pretty damn good too).
Derby, Tasmania, Australia. Blue Tiers descent and Atlas. Amazing trails. So unique.
Ridgeline Trail in Dupont State Recreational Forest in North Carolina is an absolute must. Dupont itself as a riding destination is a must!
petzen flow trail- best trail i've ridden yet. The flow is real.
Been heading to Moab from Denver for a few years, and I have to say Captain Ahab is by far my favorite trail out there.
Drop Slick Rock, and replace it with Amasa Back/Ahab, almost every trail in Moab has slick rock features. The slick rock trail it's self is an "experience" but not as fun as many of the other trails. Stateside though, you can't not talk about the trails in VT & NH, and to the north squamish, also no trip to Moab is complete with a quick hop over to the Loma/Fruita area.
haha what trails in VT & NH if you're going to Moab? Hit the rockies and never look east.
redoctober1947 east coast riding is so under rated, even up in QC. It may not have the sustained vert but if you don't mind pending it's got that perfect dirt , roots, rocks and all sorts of techy chunder and the level of support from the local communities is like no other. Kingdom trails, Waterbury, highland (yah it's a bp), oka, Florence, FOW...etc etc don't get me wrong I love the epic rides Utah, CO, and even Cali where I'm at.(downievelle, noble, Mammoth, tahoe and kern) but VT & NH are gems in their own right
That's pedaling not pending*
Ahab kicks so much ass, couldn’t agree more
Fair enough; there is definitely cool stuff on the east coast. But I wouldn't make a trip for it from the UK. The sustained vertical you get in the west is just way more appealing to me; east coast riding outside of parks all feels like punchy XC, whereas riding in CO or UT feels like truly "all mountain" riding.
the old ghost road, westcoast of the south island new zealand
Have to agree, just rode this in January, amazing trail, deserves to be on this list for sure.
Yes. So good
I never thought I would be able to say I've ridden one of the top 5 trails in the world, but I have actually ridden Slick Rock, and as you said, the grip is out of this world, I couldn't believe the climbs I was actually making, it was crazy, but I wouldn't call it very technical at all, just fun.
I am riding At Moab next month. I will send in some of my videos. Y’all are doing awsome stuff at GMBN. Keep up the good work
All in the bucket list. Thank you for sharing
linga longa bike park, balingup, Western Australia is such a great bike park and a fact about linga long bike park is that Sam Hill has designed some of the tracks. Its a must ride in Western Australia or even the world. YEEEW!!
Here's mine.
1. Bobsled (North Vancouver, BC)... all flow, all smiles. Best way to warm up and cool down on Fromme
2. Upper Dale's Trail (North Vancouver, BC)... share's my name and there is so much flow. Links into Lower Dale's and Forever After two of my other favourite trails.
3. In n' Out Burger (Squamish, BC)... just an absolutely beautiful slab
4. Everything at Whistler. Crank it Up, A-line, Tech Noir, pulp Fiction, Angry Pirate, Samurai Pizza Cat are just some of the few that I enjoyed on my first trip there last summer.
5. Goat (Whitehorse, Yukon). Super loamy with a bit of tech, definitely my favourite trail in my new home.
A bit Sea to Sky heavy but hey that's where I called home for 9 years and where my mountain bike riding got a heck of a lot better.
Hey guys!!! We went to Chihuaha Desert Bike Fest this year at Big Bend Ranch State Park and it was AMAZING! What a HUGE park to roll around in. Highly recommend. Check it out. The fest is coming up again next February so plenty of time to plan. Ive been to Moab - and yea its great, but twice on this list??? Not when Big Bend is out there! Peace and Thanks for all you do!
My favorite trails are in Brown County, Indiana. Hilly, flowy, and nice woodland scenery.
Slick rock is very cool, you (Mr Ashton should try it) but I think if we are including a classic 90’s mountain bike trail it should be the 401 in Crested Butte Colorado USA.
Love this new section gents. Great riding and trail holiday ideas.
my favorite trail is a toss up between o-chute and waterfall both at blue mountain bike park in ontario both are technical ,fast, and push your skills.
Take a look at Lake Garda in Italy guys! Unique trails and unique views on the lake!
Over fall break I rode slickrock and it was amazing. The only thing that really sucked about it was that it was really windy, so it pushed you off the trail alot
Ya I'm sure alot of people might disagree, but I think you nailed it. I have goals to ride whole enchilada and others in sedona az in winter. I get arctic cold fronts all winter where I live so hoping to head south and ride those trails.
I'm in Australia and I went over there and did slickrock trail. It was awesome!!!
Pass'Portes du Soleil in French Alps - it's actually an event, but you can ride this trail the whole season. It's 80km long, has cumulated 5000m of descent and you're passing through Les Gets, Champery, Chatel, etc. so you can have on one day beautiful alpine single trails and some man-made bike park trails to ride. :)
really love the hacklberg trail in saalbach hinterglemm!
“It comes right at the end, about an hour from the bottom.”
Lol, love the list guys! I actually have done both slick rock and whole enchilada! Great trails! Keep up the work guys!
Can’t wait to see you ride those trails Martin.
What about a gmbn section where you showcase different spots around the uk?
make announcement when you heard to UT/Moab...... bikes and a pint! stoked that your still riding!!!!!
Martyn, I agree. Moab. Would bloody love to ride that.
Well done, great riding! Keep those videos coming! Anyway, I liked your video. Have a good day! All the best, Philipp from PHAM
Martyn, I live in Colorado and travel to Utah every year to do the Whole Enchilada. Get in touch, I'll show you the way, it's amazing!
Telonics in Laguna Beach? Killer trail, also home to one of the oldest annual dh races of all time.
Rode Slickrock a couple weeks ago! Pic didn’t make the bike vault though :(
Eyyyyyyy, I did porcupine rim last year when I was 12. Going again this year in March and I’m gonna clean everything!!!
I’ve been riding in Portugal 🇵🇹
I would suggest a trail called Cuyuna trail in northern Minnesota. It's probably not nearly as good as most of these trails but it is rather unique in that a large portion of it is built on the rim of an old open pit mine and the dirt is a deep red that leaves your tires red for weeks.
Ourimbah state forest, central coast, nsw australia
Can't wait for more instalments of this series. Hopefully you guys can break them into continents or regions. Wish I could travel around the world with my bike but not the case at the moment :(
Teäre Line, Sölden, Austria
Man I still miss that trail... It takes you almost 3/4 of an hour to get down, it's 6km long and there is a gondola back up
Just finished the Whole Enchilada. Absolutely brilliant! And my carbon wheels held serve -- something I was really pleased about.
The Megavalanche trail in Reunion Island is also a nice one to ride guys!! Maybe you should test it someday!
Petzen is great! Just one hour away from my home. They just build a new enduro trail beside the flow trail, its called Thriller ;) like the famous Schöckl DH near Graz where i come from. Cheers
Downieville descent in Downieville, California USA. definitely one worth checking out!
I like riding at whitefish Montana, USA. Great trails👍👌
The best trail i have ridden so far is the Herrnsteig in South Tyrol (Italy). From the Hill /and Bikepark Kronplatz at Bruneck/Brunico.
1300 vertical meters descent with a hilarios view into the dolomites.
The bear creek loop up at Mulberry Gap in Georgia, USA is a nice trail system
Maydena bike park, Tasmania
Blue Derby trail, for Tassie, but there are better trails in NZ.
you should go to a place in KnoxvillTennessee caled bakers creek it is so fun to ride their.
Hi, my fave trail is in Downieville, CA. with 14 miles of flowy downhill singletrack in the Sierra Nevada. Please feature that one. At the bottom of the course is the ghost town of Downieville, famous for gold mining a century or more ago. Now a very cute California village with great eateries and coffee shops. It is also a MTbike mecca with the annual Downieville Classic.
I was at hard-line and it wasn't just the competition it was the atmosphere and the community
AWESOME!
Petzen is dope, if you girl is thinking about riding MTB and she didn't before this is place to go. My girl fell in love with MTB there.
Im sure the quality of those trails is unbelievable if not breathtaking but if you are looking for quantity, look no further than Austin Texas. On any given day I can hit the trails and loop 75 miles of super twisty xc trail without doing a section twice. No driving and no calling someone to pick you up, because you'll never leave the city! It's Bike community is highly active with new trail being build every day.
All great trails, but I like 18-Road and Kokopelli trails in Fruita, Colorado. I also like Dakota Ridge in Golden, Colorado.
I definitely wait on north shore bike trails in BC .
You have to visit Oaxaca in Mexico and ride the Transierra Norte
Check out the Himalaya trail
Im 10 and the trails that I've ridden are somewhere around corby and poland bielsko bike park stefanka
Hello Martyn, check out white Mesa near Albuquerque New Mexico. It has volcanic activity, flow sections , drops, and some real rough exposed sections make you feel like you're in redbull rampage. Just check out some pictures online or the video on my TH-cam. Cheers mate !
It would be great to see some of those slick rock climbs on a ebike😁
Utah gang!
I think you can't picke a top 5 because every Rider likes different stuff. Good Video any way 👌
freerider_jgr you are right!
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Hardline is such a cool event.
Would love to try some of them trails my self but 1 for me that I will never forget is the alpine trail troodous mountain Cyprus thanks dazzaP
Do a top 5 forests. Include ones that just have a ton of trails that are all good. And don’t forget Pisgah forest in NC on that list
HA! Looks like the black dot on South-Africa is the one Martyn put there for my EMBN submission! NICCCCCE!
Take a look at the Iceland trails!!
DOOOD!!!! You have to let me (us) know when you'll be in Moab. I live in Denver, it's only about a 6hr drive from here.
- Retallack, BC Canada. Incredible, check it out
Martin, let us know when you will be in Utah. I have been looking at those same trails to ride, would be great to meet up with some of the GMBN crew. Fan from Phoenix AZ
You guys need to do a trip to Squamish next time you're heading to Whistler.
Utah Pride! Let me know when y'all are in town and I will take you guys to dinner at the Moab Diner.
My first ride on #clipless pedals was on the #slickrock trail in #Moab. I fell and almost got ran over by a motorcycle.
Can you do a Europe edition of this video ???
See you there Martin I'm doing the Enchilada in September 😀
White Line in Sedona for sure
South Africa has some sick trails
Topp Notch in Banff is top notch, it’s not necessarily worth a flight, but if you find yourself in Banff don’t miss out. It’s rated as a black on Trailforks but is more of blue with a few black features. Stunning scenery though.
Blue Velvet to Crank It Up in Whistler, can ride these 2 trails with a trail bike, sort of top to bottom of Whistler.
Big Trouble Little Chainring up, then down on Super Bear, near Mission, BC. Soooo perfectly sculpted for climbing and descending laps, most I did was 3 before my legs quit. the jumps on the way down offer progression to learn doubles but aren’t mandatory if you want to just roll them.
Anything on Vedder Mountain near Chilliwack, BC. Except the stuff the Ahole motocross tools ruin.
I just realized I could go on allllllllll daaaaaay but lunch is over.
Just about anywhere in the Okanagan in BC, Golden BC, Invermere, Fernie, etc etc, Bragg Creek, AB, Hinton AB.
I should be a guide but I sometimes zig when I shud zag... looks like Doddy in that epic crash of his
For me the best trails are: Suger trail Israel or Vink line Morzine or A-line Whistler
I can't wait, going to ride the whole enchilada in Moab in less than a month! Just three weeks and a 1700 odd mile road trip away
Shea McMullan just as a heads up, you may not be able to do the entire trail due to snow.
Usually isn't open that early due to snow
Hey guys! Nice show... Please check for el Higuanal in Chile. You won't regret it
I meant El Huinganal sorry
Bike park Wales has some amazing trails.
Come to Derby, Tasmania
Wyoming native here I love moab, but 2 out of 5? Check out the tetons sometime, or Sedona for that matter.