Ride for Mo - Vermont Gravel Ride in Memory of Moriah Wilson

Spectacular days have been rare so far in Vermont in 2023, but one of them came just in time for the Ride for Mo, a gravel ride in the Northeast Kingdom of Vermont celebrating the life and memory of Moriah Wilson. Moriah was an up and coming gravel professional from Vermont who was tragically killed in 2022. This ride celebrates her life, taking riders over the gravel roads she loved to ride and visiting special places from the area where she grew up. It was a bittersweet, beautiful event that had many great moments in store for all who attended.
Featured in this video:
Moriah Wilson Foundation - mowilsonfoundation.org/
Kingdom Kids - www.kingdomkidsvt.com/
‪@burkemtnacademy‬ - www.burkemtnacademy.org/
‪@dirtchurchbrewingco.7632‬ - dirtchurchvt.com/
‪@kingdomtrails9800‬ - www.kingdomtrails.org/
The Bald Mountain Boys
"Lil Ditty" by Eric Clifford - ‪@PressRecordMusic‬
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[@mseekenna]

Lovely video. What a tragic story. Big regards to Mo's friends and family, such a wonderful person it would seem. Best wishes all. Hopefully I'll get back to Vermont to ride the gravel there.

[@PumpkinVillage]

What nice memorial event. Vermont not only has a natural beauty but also the beauty of its people. Thanks for a well done video and take care, Al

[@RichardAlbores]

What a tragedy. Your video tribute is perfection. Thanks for sharing.

[@gabrielcaridade6095]

Beautiful memorial ride. The community support is so important so that the family and friends don’t grieve alone. Touching video.

[@valiantabello]

😢 this hits hard. Thanks for the video

[@kbrewster127]

Moriah, Stevie, Kelly, Jordie and others...all from different sides of cycling, and all lost to us in the prime of their lives and careers. What they also have in common are the communities of fellow riders, competitors, and fans that have come together to keep their memories and positive spirits alive to inspire new generations of riders. This is one reason why the biking community, in all of its forms and disciplines, is so incredibly special.

[@alissadouglas6890]

So sorry for your loss ❤

[@tombiggi1024]

Great tribute. Will there be another ride this year?

[@shredder1966]

So sad and unbelievable. 😢