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Bike Season in Park City is in full bloom. If you’re not already as stoked to ride as I am, these videos are sure to put you in the mood.
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Magnificent Seven Trails – Moab, Utah.
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The inspiring beauty of the landscape of the American West seems like it could very easily be an agent for rehabilitation against the modern world.
Via A Continuous Lean, from Yellowstone and the Adventures of the American West.
So true. Can’t help but think how much better off we’d all be if everyone just spent a little more time in the wild. Read the full post as well as view archival photographs from the U.S. Geological Survey on A Continuous Lean.
With that said, I’m headed to the desert. See ya Monday.
17″ Spring Powder Day – Canyons Resort, Utah
Powder skiing offers a rare moment for man to commune with mountain. It requires the forces of nature to align just right, and when they do, the result is a bliss so pure it turns grown men as giddy as a school boy on prom night.
Headed south where the weather suits my clothes. Gonna get some warm air in my chest and sun on my toes. Fruita here I come.
Taking the Long Way Home – Weber Canyon Road, Utah
How I went 28 years in my life without a motorcycle is a mystery. Feel’s like being sixteen all over again.
Whiteout – Sundance, Utah
Ol’ Man Winter decided to make an appearance finally on the first day of Spring. View more photos at Let’s Go Native.
Above: My partners in crime at the Wedge Overlook, Little Grand Canyon, Utah – taken 2011
Old Man Winter seems to be taking a break for the time being. While we sure could use the water, it’s nice to have a hint of spring in the air. I foresee some desert-trippin’ in my near future.
In the meantime, check out this edit titled Collectors, from Chromag on Vimeo for your mountain biking fix. Note: Typically Alt-J makes my skin crawl, however the song tends to work.
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Living in Park City, we have incredible access to the mountains, which makes it all too easy to get stuck riding the same trails all summer (FML). However, this weekend Kassie and I ventured a little farther out to explore some new terrain in Provo Canyon. Needless to say, it was an epic day to be on a bike in the Wasatch Mountains. The aspens were fluorescent, the trails sparse and loamy, and the cool crisp smell of falling leaves was in the air.
View more Utah Fall colors.
