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There are great Arizona mountain biking trails, and the scenery is outstanding. Some slick rock riding, but otherwise a nice packed red dirt.
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Lots of mountain biking trails in the area. Some are harder to find than others so make sure to stop by a bike shop and grab one of the Cosmic Ray's Trail Books.
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Lisa raves:

The Grand Canyon doesn't have epic Arizona biking, but one of the best ways to see this National Park is by biking along the canyon rim. Rent bikes right at the Visitor Center on the South Rim.
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Top Pick: Grand Canyon National Park

B.J. did it:

Telluride has a plethora of mountain biking trails accessible directly from town. Even better, the gondola can take you to the top!
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Carli knows:

A very popular road biking and touring destination
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Carli knows:

Ride towards Emerald Mountain on the town trails around Strawberry park. The lift served Colorado biking trails around Steamboat Resort are great for those interested in downhill biking. Try Diggler biking!
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Carli wants you to go:

Winter Park is known for its resort area bike parks. Rent a bike and get going!
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Drew knows:

Excellent Colorado mountain biking trails throughout Aspen. Good for riders of all levels.
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Drew crushed it:

Winter Park offers some of the best mountain biking in Colorado!
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Lisa's two cents:

Telluride Mountain Resort has built a huge network of fun Colorado biking trails, accessible from either the resort or town.
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Lisa knows:

Great biking trails are close by. Adams Gulch has a fun single track ride. The pathway through Ketchum and Sun Valley is great for walkers, runners, and cyclists to get to know the area.
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Chris crushed it:

Some of the smoothest, fastest single track riding I've done is in Sun Valley. There are some cool bike races throughout the season. Not much offered for the downhill enthusiasts, but the resort has lift service for riders.
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B.J.'s good word:

Sun Valley offers singletrack rides from town as well as hundreds of miles of Idaho biking trails in the Sawtooth Recreation Area as you head towards Stanley.
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Sam wants you to know:

Carriage Trails are ideal for biking through Acadia.
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Lauryn gives props:

While the Park Loop road is open to cyclists, the carriage roads are closed to automobiles, making them the more enjoyable option for me. The carriage roads are suited well for mountain bikes and multi speed cruisers.
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Lisa's two cents:

Big Sky has lift accessible mountain biking with both intermediate cross-country trails and difficult downhill trails. You can either rent a bike, bring your own and pay for a lift ticket, or ride up the trails for free.
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Carli's two cents:

You can cruise around town, bike the forest trails and explore the trail system at Big Sky resort, giving you a great variety of Montana mountain biking. Porcupine creek is recommended if you are a bike enthusiast.
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Carli knows:

There is a great in-town trail system. There is great Montana biking not only at the resorts but in the mountain ranges as well.
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Lauryn wants you to know:

There are 20 miles of lift serviced single track at Whitefish Mountain Resort suited for any level of mountain biker. Near Whitefish there are miles and miles of developed trails.
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Lauryn wants you to go:

Big Sky Resort has an extensive array of lift accessed mountain biking trails - with something for everyone from beginner to expert.
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B.J.'s tip:

Big Sky offers up great lift-accessed downhill mountain biking all summer long. From fast and flowing to straight-up insane.
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Lisa knows:

Spend your Oregon summer vacation on a huge network of mountain biking trails is located right outside of town. Not too technical and buff .. now that's what I'm talking about.
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Alyson suggests:

Extensive Oregon mountain biking trail systems (one is 300 miles) make this area unlimited for cross country and single-speed trail riding. Road riding is also a great way to see Bend.
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Carli crushed it:

While not quite as popular, mountain biking is picking up in the Black Hills area.
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Carli loves it:

Trail systems and lift served mountain biking as well as road bicycle tours are popular in this area.
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Sam knows:

Nearby Gooseberry mesa and the greater region have some great single track and slick rock riding. Don't miss the Guacamole Trail!
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Top Pick: Zion National Park

B.J.'s been there:

There are a number of great mountain bike rides in the area. Head out to Gooseberry Mesa to challenge yourself on the slickrock overlooking Zion!
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B.J. did it:

A supported 3-4 day mountain bike trip on the White Rim Trail is one of the best ways to immerse yourself in Canyonlands National Park.
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B.J.'s tip:

Moab created slickrock mountain biking. Start out on the Slickrock Trail and then venture from there to find incredible riding and some of the best views I've ever seen on two wheels.
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Tim's tidbit:

The slickrock of Moab is a completely unique mountain biking experience. Moab is so different that a visit to this mountain-bike Mecca commonly tops the bucket list of any avid off-road biker.
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Tim's tip:

The Thunder Mountain off-road bike trail on the border of Bryce is one of my all-time favorite mountain bike rides.
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Tim's tidbit:

A bike tour of the 100-mile White Rim trail in Canyonlands National Park should be on every mountain biker's bucket list.
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Tim did it:

The new network of trails built around the Park City ski resort has put Park City on the mountain biking map!
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Lisa wants you to go:

Some of the best biking in the west is found in Moab, Utah. Maintained trails offer everything from sticky slickrock to smooth singletrack to bumpy dirt roads. Porcupine Rim is a favorite, as well as Amasa Back and Slickrock.
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Lisa crushed it:

Some of the best mountain biking I've experienced is just outside of Zion on Gooseberry Mesa and Little Creek. It's a combination of slickrock and singletrack, with views overlooking the red rock cliffs of Zion.
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Chris knows:

Moab is an excellent mountain bike destination. The slick rock experience is certainly worth the trip. There are so many great Utah biking trails you might need to come again. Find shops with maps and guides in town.
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Drew wants you to know:

Nearby trails on the Gooseberry Mesa area offer excellent slickrock Mountain Bike riding!
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Drew's tip:

Park City is known for offering some of the best of Utah mountain biking.
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Tim raves:

We enjoyed taking our bikes on the famous Washington State Ferries and the slow-paced, easy ride around San Juan Island and Orcas Island.
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Lauryn's two cents:

With Grand Teton National Park's new multi use pathway stretches from Dornan's to South Jenny Lake, biking in the park is enjoyable and safe for all!
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Top Pick: Grand Teton National Park

Carli wants you to go:

You can bike on the roads inside the park. I will warn you now ... HUGE RVs.
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Carli's good word:

From lift served and downhill to mountain biking and touring, you will find it all here in a growing series of pathways and trails, connecting Jackson Hole to Teton Village and all the way into GTNP.
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Top Pick: Jackson Hole Wyoming

Carli wants you to go:

Lift served biking, community pathways, and a variety of cross country and downhill biking. Try the bike park in Teton Village, trails on Snow king Mountain, or ride from Moose to Jenny Lake with the entire family!
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B.J. raves:

Hit up the Cache Creek trail system at the east end of town for awesome Wyoming mountain biking. Climb to incredible views of the Tetons and then flow down the forested single-track to the pub.
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Tim crushed it:

Jackson Hole has developed an extensive bike path network across the valley, including a recently completed pathway into Grand Teton National Park. In addition, there are extensive mountain biking trails. Bring your bike!
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Top Pick: Jackson Hole Wyoming

Tim gives props:

New bike trails through Grand Teton National Park have added tremendous value and scenic rewards to the pedal powered! Mountain biking is not permitted in the park but some of my favorite rides are just outside the borders.
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Mike loves it:

A 'must ride' is the lower Bar BC dirt road that flanks the Snake River for about 6 miles.
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Mike loves it:

Plenty of easy to moderate dirt roads and trails for families, plus lots of advanced single-track terrain along Snow King Mountain, Cache Creek and Game Creek for even the most advanced of off-road cyclists.
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Sam loves it:

More and more trails are emerging just outside of the park. In the park, there is great road riding. A ride not to be missed is getting on the park roads in the spring, after they've been plowed, but before cars are allowed.
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Sam's tip:

Jackson has an emerging bike scene and it won't be long before it's a true biking destination.
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Drew gives props:

The Greater Snow King area and surrounding Bridger-Teton National Forest offer excellent biking opportunities. The Ridge Trail is a must do!
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Lisa did it:

The Cache Creek Trail system is a huge network of singletrack. Head to Teton Pass and ride the new Arrow and Ridge Trails. Or head over the hill to Teton Valley and find awesome trails at Grand Targhee or in the Big Holes.
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Lisa's been there:

The park opens early in the spring just for bikers, so that they can enjoy the park roads without the congestion of cars.
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