 and Bringing a variety of bicycling opportunities to everyone in Idaho CycleIdaho.org Blog Support for Cycling Services include Transportation, Shuttles and Luggage Delivery Send request by email to: admin(at)CycleIdaho.com Get ready for Bicycle Camping Published on Aug 11, 2017 Brothers Ride 2017 / Idaho Hot Springs Mountain Bike Route A chronicle of two brothers, Marty and Bill Metcalf, riding their Co-Motion Divide touring bicycles on the The Idaho Hot Springs Mountain Bike Route, by Adventure Cycling Association in the summer of 2017. Other Great Videos Fat Bike Winter Riding The Central Idaho Mountain Bike Association is extremely excited to announce the Payette Lake Trail! This summer we
will start construction on the first mountain bike trail to complete the
33 mile loop around Payette Lake. CIMBA members have been working hard
to put all the pieces of this project together for literally years, and
we cannot wait to show you our plans! The overall project is broken down into multiple phases and will take several years to achieve 100% buildout. Phase one will consist of constructing four to five miles of new single-track near North Beach that will connect to the existing Payette Rim Trail and the McCall town connector and by extension, the singletrack at Ponderosa State Park. Once finished, the trail will be primarily comprised of natural, modern single-track that is accessible to all non-motorized users. Built entirely on state lands, CIMBA envisions the Payette Lake Trail having multiple entry and exit points, intermediate trail difficulty, and a modern “flowy” trail feel, making it a true public resource for mountain bikers of all abilities. This project represents a unique opportunity to build a heritage quality trail in our vibrant recreational community. Through our parent organization IMBA, we’ve hired Trail Solutions to design and build the trail. We chose Trail Solutions because we want to do this right. They are professionals with an unbeatable track record of constructing world-class mountain bike trails. Trail Solutions is familiar with the McCall area as they were the main contractor for many of the trails at Tamarack Resort. To get involved or learn more about this project, stay tuned to our Facebook feed or sign up for a CIMBA membership. We will be holding an information night in the near future to answer all your questions and spread the stoke for a new trail that will take mountain biking in McCall to a whole new level! Grand Targhee Bike Park Enjoy
over 47 miles of trails including 11 miles of lift serviced downhill
trails and 36 miles of cross country spectacular singletrack trails.   Idaho High School Cycling State Championships
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More information:Media contact: Dylan Gradhandt Executive Director Jug Mountain Ranch, McCall, Idaho Makes top 10 List of the Best Fat Biking Trails in the US in 2015 makes honorable mention >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> People chose Top Mountain Bike Destinations Sun Valley takes 13th place BEST MOUNTAIN BIKE TRAILS IN IDAHO Understand Cyclist Safety and Lane Use Women Mountain Biking in Idaho Check out this video of some of the best backcountry bicycling. It just happens to be in Idaho. International Mountain Bicycling Association (IMBA) reveals 2014 model trail award winners Idaho Trails Recognized as the world's best Ride Center TETON REGION, WYOMING/IDAHO Within 30 minutes of Victor, ID, you’ll find the Grand Targhee Resort, Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, greater Snow King area, and Teton Pass, providing enough trails to entertain for several days of riding. Beyond the resorts, you could spend weeks riding everything from bike parks and beginner-friendly trails to flowing purpose-built, downhill-specific trails. Numerous trail systems can be linked without getting in a car. The Teton Ride Center experience is also a lifestyle located in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem, filled with a variety of outdoor adventures complemented by awe-inspiring views, wildlife, rivers, brewpubs, ethnic restaurants, live music and mountain culture. (Text descriptions courtesy Mark Eller/IMBA.) >>>>>>>>>>>> 2014 EPICS IMBA has used the Epic designation for more than a decade. the original intent of the designation — demanding, singletrack adventures in a natural setting. The current Epics celebrate true backcountry riding experiences that are technically and physically challenging, more than 80 percent singletrack and at least 20 miles in length. GRAND TARGHEE LOOP, WYOMING Prepare for solitude in the Tetons and an escape from the summer’s heat on this ride that begins and ends conveniently at the Grand Targhee Resort. The Grand Targhee Loop is 25 miles on 100-percent singletrack. It features a mix of smooth, intermediate-friendly trail with plenty of technical sections to keep skilled riders alert and excited. The route winds through alpine meadows blanketed in wildflowers, forests of pine and aspen trees and jaw-dropping views of the Tetons. >>>>>>>>>> 2014 FLOW TRAILS SADDLE UP, SUN VALLEY, IDAHO A world-class ride at a world-class ski resort, this 4-mile trail was created to provide a fun and friendly experience in the Sawtooth Mountains. The grades are tame and the rollers are smooth, but experienced riders seeking airtime need only to stay off the brakes. Will Idaho join the National Bicycle Route System? From the Adventure Cycling web site: The U.S. Bicycle Route System (USBRS) is a proposed national network of bicycle routes, which will link urban, suburban, and rural areas using a variety of appropriate cycling facilities. In some states, Adventure Cycling routes will be incorporated into U.S. Bikes Routes, along with other regional and state routes. To date, 8 U.S. Bike Routes have been established in 10 states: Alaska, Kentucky, Illinois, Maine, Michigan, Minnesota, New Hampshire, North Carolina, Virginia. Currently, more than 40 states are working to create U.S. Bicycle Routes. IDAHO is in Phase I: Planning Idaho is interested in designating routes for the U.S. Bicycle Route System as a transportation system that supports mobility, economic vitality and tourism potential for communities. The bicycle and pedestrian office is currently working on developing systems within the DOT that will support the effort, including conducting a bicycle corridor suitability project and forming a state bicycle and pedestrian committee. For more information or to volunteer, contact ITDbikeped(at)itd(dot)idaho(dot)gov A community for touring Cyclists and Hosts BECOMING A BICYCLE FRIENDLY BUSINESSES℠bicycling can create more energized, alert, and productive employees Boise Greenbelt History and ImpactLinkBike paths on the way for Victor IdahoHow Bicycles Can Save Small Town AmericaAn explanation of how bike travel can revitalize rural areas.Watch this video. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> How the State of Oregon Promotes Bicycling "The Idaho stop" what is it? A law for cyclists at stop signs and red lights Boise Bike Share has a director! From someone who knows how "well designed" bicycle infrastructure should work...this Dutch cyclist critiques why America doesn't take bicycles seriously. |
