Travis Reill

3 days ago | outdoorlife.com | Travis Reill

We may earn revenue from the products available on this page and participate in affiliate programs. Learn More › Since the first electric mountain bikes started popping up on trail, we’ve seen a decade of innovation. Modern e-mountain bikes have become more powerful and reliable, shedding pounds to provide riders with a familiar riding experience plus a boost for the climbs. And the mountain bike community responded. Ten years later, there’s an electric mountain bike for every riding style.

3 days ago | singletracks.com | Travis Reill

Riding in Edmonton. Photo courtesy EMBA. The North Saskatchewan River Valley cuts through Edmonton, Alberta, from the southwest to the northeast, providing a natural retreat for the area’s one million-plus residents. Edmonton is now adding even more trails in that urban forest. Over $1 million CAD has been invested in a new bike park — a first for Edmonton— and shovels are expected to hit the dirt very soon. The news has sparked a wave of excitement in Edmonton’s mountain biking community.

6 days ago | singletracks.com | Travis Reill

Photo: Hovav Landau, courtesy KKL-JNFIsrael’s open desert landscapes in the south, forested hills in the north, and year-round riding climate make the area prime real estate for singletrack. An impressive variety of mountain biking trails and trail systems are tucked between the country’s ancient cities and historic landscapes. Twenty more kilometers have now been added to Israel’s singletrack at the Yad Mordechai Forest.

1 week ago | singletracks.com | Travis Reill

Photo courtesy RATThe Colorado Plateau Mountain Bike Trail Association’s Ridgway Chapter, also known as Ridgway Area Trails (RAT), concluded 2024 with a bang. Collaborating with the Bureau of Land Management (BLM), the group added five miles of new trails to their already-established network north of Ridgway, CO. This new addition now gives the Ridgway Area Trail System (RATS) roughly 30 miles of singletrack.

2 weeks ago | singletracks.com | Travis Reill

Ridgeline Trail, Eugene, OR. Photo: Chris Pietsch. The city of Eugene sits in the lush evergreens of Oregon’s Willamette Valley, on the western side of the Cascade Mountain Range. Along with the town of Springfield, separated from Eugene by the Willamette River, the area boasts a population of nearly 250,000 residents, making it Oregon’s third-largest city. Despite the city’s size (okay, it’s large for us Oregonians), trail access is few and far between for Eugene’s mountain bikers.