This week the theme is where and on what to ride. Think places, trail types, iconic bucket list destinations.
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Rossland, Canada BC
Rossland, the must ride road trip destination that you probably have never heard of. Best for Intermediates and expert riders appreciate the more than 175km of Rossland’s maintained trails in addition to the uplifted trails in the bike park that sit less than 2 miles from the centre of this…
Les Gets, French Alps
Best for Beginners will love the gentle slopes and trails on the Chevannes side of the valley. Beginner Intermediate Expert Trail ratings The main DH trails in the park are relatively tame. For non-DH options there are some excellent natural options that require some pedaling to get to. Natural Man…
10 minutes….. not great