Region: Utah and Colorado
Season: Summer to Early Fall
Miles: 947 | Elevation: 76,100′ / 77,000′
Days Out: 14-22 | Tire Size: ≥ 2.3″”
Difficulty: 6/10 Physical | 5/10 Technical
The TransRockies Connector links the WWR near Salt Lake City to the GDMBR at Salida, CO across the Wasatch Plateau, the red rock canyons of the Colorado Plateau, the MTB meccas of Moab and Crested Butte, and the majestic Rocky Mountains.
Region: Utah and Colorado
Season: Summer to Early Fall
Miles: 156 | Elevation: 13,000′ / 12,000′
Days Out: 14-22 | Tire Size: ≥ 2″”
Difficulty: 5/10 Physical | 4/10 Technical
The Teton Connector links the WWR near Blackfoot, ID to the GDMBR at Flagg Ranch, WYvia the Snake River Plain, the idyllic Teton Valley, and the rough Big Hole Mountains.
Region: Western Montana
Season: Summer to Early Fall
Miles: 128 | Elevation: 7,000′ / 8,800′
Days Out: 2-3 | Tire Size: ≥ 1.5″”
Difficulty: 5/10 Physical | 4/10 Technical
The Bitterroot Connector links the WWR near Darby, MT to the GDMBR near Wise River, MT by way of stunning Sapphire Mountains, Georgetown Lake, and the small mining town of Anaconda.
Region: Western Montana
Season: Summer to Early Fall
Miles: 143 | Elevation: 11,000′ / 13,000′
Days Out: 2-3 | Tire Size: ≥ 2″
Difficulty: 4/10 Physical | 3.5/10 Technical
The Lolo Connector links the WWR near Superior, MT to the GDMBR near Seeley Lake, MT on quiet forest roads, climbing above the Clark Fork River to the rugged, scenic Rattlesnake Mountains.
Region: Central Arizona
Season: Late Spring or Fall
Miles: 184 | Elevation: 12,000′
Days Out: 3+ | Tire Size: ≥ 2.3″”
Difficulty: 4.5/10 Physical | 3.5/10 Technical
Craters and Cindercones follows quiet dirt roads and two-tracks through woodlands and grasslands among 800+ extinct volcanoes, from small cinder cones to the towering San Francisco Peaks.
Region: Central Colorado
Season: Summer to Early Fall
Miles: 192-285 | Elevation: 28,500′-50,000′
Days Out: 4-9+ | Tire Size: ≥ 2.3″”
Physical Difficulty: 6/10 – 10/10
Technical Difficulty: 6/10 – 10/10
The Colorado 14ers Loop meanders among the towering peaks on a single-track rich route with the option to adventure up some of the summits along the way, by bike or by foot.
Region: Nevada, Utah, Colorado
Season: Summer to Early Fall
Miles: 1,218 | Elevation: 120,000’
Days Out: 30+ | Tire Size: ≥ 2.3”
Difficulty: 6.5/10 Physical | 6.5/10 Technical
The Plateau Passage traverses the Colorado Plateau from the edge of the Mojave Desert to the colorful peaks of the San Juan Mountains following remote 4×4 and gravel roads and backcountry singletrack.
A New Way on Old Ground We’re building the longest mountain bike trail in the world. It’s called Orogenesis, and it stretches from Canada to Cabo. Baja to British Colombia.…
