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Discover why Southern Utah is an exceptional destination for mountain biking, from its year-round climate and diverse trail systems to the welcoming community and stunning natural landscapes.

Discover how to ride to amazing singletrack trails in Southern Utah by linking up Paradise Rim, City Creek, and other trails from downtown St. George without needing a car.

A comprehensive guide to essential gear and preparation for mountain biking trips of varying lengths, from short 30-minute rides to long 3+ hour adventures.

A personal essay by Christian Olson about discovering the incredible mountain biking trails of Southern Utah, particularly the Jem Trail loop near Hurricane, and learning to appreciate the world-class riding opportunities in his own backyard.

A detailed review of the Brian Head Odyssey, the 2nd race in the Intermountain Cup Endurance Series, featuring nearly 50 miles of challenging singletrack and climbs at high altitude around 10,000 feet.

A detailed review of the Specialized Aethos Comp road bike, highlighting its lightweight design, smooth ride quality, and excellent climbing performance with SRAM Rival AXS electronic shifting.

Learn essential safe cycling practices including general road rules, the ABC Quick Check for bike maintenance, and Utah bicycle laws to ensure safe and responsible riding.

Bryce Weber, Rider Care Specialist at Red Rock Bicycle Co., shares his family's experience using a Yuba Boda Boda cargo bike for school commutes, discussing the benefits of cargo biking for kids and time savings compared to driving.

Recumbent trikes are experiencing a surge in popularity that may rival the recent rise of gravel bikes. These three-wheeled vehicles offer greater stability and comfort, making them increasingly popular among older riders and cycling enthusiasts.

Red Rock Bicycle Co. Owner Ryan Gurr shares his journey of bike commuting since his teenage years, discussing how riding for transportation provides mental health benefits, community connection, and the freedom to choose how he gets from point A to point B.

We know that there are many fathers out there inspiring the next generation to ride! One of those fathers is Marc Mortensen. He and his son, Mitch, can consistently be found on the trails together.

Our bike techs Andrew Tritle and Parker Christensen both race mountain bikes and ride bikes for transportation. We asked them why they choose to commute by bike and how it fits into their training and lifestyle.