Isaac Orloff

Truckee bike park is a great destination for all ages of bike riders. There are several different features including a pump track, dual slalom course, dirt jumps, strider track and more! This park is kid friendly but be sure to pack a helmet and pads especially for first-timers. More experienced riders will enjoy the downhill oriented blue and black diamond rated dirt jump lines. Many of the ju...

Park at the Condor Peak Trailhead, please note that this trail head is unmarked so keep your eyes peeled on the right side of the turnout for a small single track trail. The trail gradually climbs along the side of the canyon until reaching a 4 way intersection. To your left and to your right will be the two lookout points. The trail to your left is shorter, and has crudely built stairs which h...

Whistler mountain features multiple lift accessed riding areas  for a wide range of skill levels. From beginner runs such as "EZ does it" all the way up to high speed jump lines "Dirt Merchant" and "A-line" Whistler offers a massive range of terrain to ride for beginners and experts. Fitzsimmons zone features the densest number of trails of all skill levels. Here you will find beginner trails s...

The off road trail called Top of the World is a dirt road meant for *OFF ROAD VEHICLES ONLY*. All wheel drives jeeps and trucks are most common on this route but it is frequented by ATV and Dirt Bike users as well. If you elect to hike this route be mindful of their presence and give off-road vehicles a wide berth. The trail itself is 6.6 miles each way, and ends at a lookout point overlooking ...

As with many trail systems there are multiple routes and loops available at Sequel Demonstration forest of varying lengths and difficulty. The 3 main trails are all accessed via the same parking area on highland way. The most popular trail is the all skill levels "Flow" trail, followed by two shorter more technical descents "Braille" and "Sawpit". Expect to spend a significant amount of time cl...

Indian Canyon is located very close to Palm Springs in the Agua Caliente band of Cahuilla Indians Reservation. One of the few places with abundant shade and running fresh water in an otherwise dry desert landscape. Enjoy  a longer hike to a large waterfall or stay walk along the stream and relax under the shade of the massive palms. This unique location has a variety of well marked trails of va...

If you're traveling on CA-62, keep an eye out on the south side of the road for the enormous shrine of retired footwear from passers by. Be sure to leave some of your own well worn footwear and take some photos of the shoe clad desert landscape. Make sure to pull a safe distance from the side of the road, which is frequented by large trucks and fast moving vehicles. 

The shoe tree on Highway 50 is difficult to miss because it's literally the only tree along the highway for miles. Keep your eyes peeled after marker 81 if you're heading east and you'll find The Shoe Tree. Signatures from cross country travelers cover the lower branches of the deceased tree as well as dozens of shoes in place of what used to be leaves a great a long time ago. Hop out and be su...

The Slick Rock mountain bike trail is a great trail option for all skill levels looking to get a taste of what Moab has to offer. The trail is unique in that it is almost entirely on rock, with only a few patches of sand and mud scattered throughout the 10 mile loop. The trail is easy to follow despite the lack of actual "trail" thanks to a series of white dashed lines winding through the lands...

The Whole Enchilada trail covers a massive expanse of terrain and varying climates. The trail passes through a variety of terrains in very remote locations. Be sure to pack as much food and water as possible and be prepared to service your own mechanical issues on the trail. This is a very popular route so you will inevitably be meeting lots of other riders along your ride if you are in need of...

Black Rock Mountain Bike area is the perfect place to hone your MTB skills and take your riding to the next level. Black Rock offers clearly marked single track trails riddled with wooden ramps, berms and dirt features. There are trails ranging from "green" to "double black diamond", ensuring there's a little something for everyone. The trails are primarily designed in such a way that most feat...

This trail network is accessed from several locations. Many riders choose to ride up from the town of Fairfax. It is also accessible vie White hill Trailhead on Sir Francis Drake Boulevard. Either entrance you will be climbing in and descending out. There is a 5 dollar charge to ride the trails per day, tickets can be purchased online or at local bike shops. Trail map, tickets and info located ...

The Stoos ridge trail is a point to point hike. Both the beginning and the end of the trail require access via chairlift. For hikers looking to extend they journey, it is possible to hike from the mountain town of Stoos up to the ridge, but accessing this route via chairlift is highly recommended. Your adventure starts by accessing the town of Stoos. Like many mountain towns in Switzerland, Sto...

Belmont's Hidden Canyon park is the perfect locale for the weekday warrior. 12+ miles of single track hidden in a suburban neighborhood. The trails of Belmont canyon are mostly smooth single track with a few wooden bridges, small rock gardens and bermed corners peppered throughout the park. These trails are very popular with the after work outdoors crowd so be sure to watch your speed in corner...

Los Arcos National Undersea Park is a small grouping of rocky islands, a popular spot for tourists and easily accessible via paddle or boat. Tours may be reserved via the many aqua tourism groups in Puerto Vallarta, or by kayak. Would not recommend trying to access from shoreline unless advanced water skills. Once at Los Arcos, water is deep enough to not worry about running into rocks easily a...

San Pedro Mountain in Pacifica is home to one of the San Francisco Bay Area's more popular riding areas. There are multiple access points for this network of trails. The main access point is at the end of Higgins way in Pacifica. With only street parking available it is important to be respectful of signs and neighbors. There are some parking zones that are designated for the school so please b...

Joaquin Miller park is home to a great network of single track perfect for riders of all skill levels. The trails are multi-use so it is important to be mindful of hikers, dog walkers and other cyclists. Two of the most technical trails in the park are Cinderella and Chaparral trails. It is best to avoid climbing up these hills seeing as they are the most popular descents. New riders would enjo...

Lovelock cave is located deep in Nevada backcountry, however this adventure is quite easily accessible by car. After leaving the town of lovelock, expect to drive approximately 30 minutes on unsurfaced dirt roads to reach the entrance to the cave. Once you have arrived it is quite easy to find. Facilities are well marked and the entrance to the cave is visible from the road. Explore the cave bu...

The Downieville Downhill is a world class single track experience. Check in at the Downieville Outfitters to reserve your shuttle service to the top of a 17 mile downhill descent. More info located here: http://www.downievilleoutfitte...Trail conditions can vary greatly from top to bottom so be prepared to ride a variety of technical, fast and even loose single track through old mining trails i...