Cumberland: From coal pit to gold mine
To say Cumberland is worth visiting is like saying that salt is one of two major condiments. Seb Kemp explains why.
One Day In Paradise: Sprockids and Robert’s Creek
One day might not be enough to see it all, but one day is enough to get a great taste of what the Sunshine Coast is all about.
Revelstoke: lessons in living (and riding) awesome.
Life is full of lessons. Lesson one: Revelstoke has enough charms and hidden gems to entice anyone. Lars Goeller passes on what he learnt on his latest holiday to Revy.
YUKON GOLD: PHOTO CLINIC WITH DAN BARHAM
What do you get if you take a reluctant amateur photographer and give him some professional guidance and the kinds of backdrops that stir emotion? Seb Kemp went to the Yukon to find out.
Raising Little Rippers in the Bow Valley
If you have a little ripper of you own that you’d like to see biking the trails across the Bow Valley, below are Tanya Koob’s suggestions for first rides. Some of them are paved and serve to build endurance, while others offer an introduction to easy gravel, dirt, and single track riding.
The North Shore 2.0?
posted in: Mountain Biking, New and Newsworthy, Tales from Trails, Trail Advocacy, Trailbuilders
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Changes are afoot on the North Shore of Vancouver, and this time it’s a universal movement.
WORCA Trails Open House: What was discussed?
WORCA, despite being one of the biggest clubs in the country, still faces many challenges. At a recent meeting many of the issues were discussed.
Calgary Bike Parks – Coming Soon!
posted in: Bike Events, Getting Kids On The Action, Mountain Biking, New and Newsworthy, Trail Advocacy
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The future is looking bright for Calgary with the construction of two new skills parks.
Tunnel Mountain Bench/Topp Notch update
Parks Canada held a media event on June 13th at Tunnel Mountain in Banff to mark the “official” opening of the Tunnel Mountain Bench trail system.
Ted Tempany and Dream Wizards: Sustainable Building Leaders
Sustainability has been the buzz word for years in the trail building world, but how often do you stop to consider what that really means? Ted Tempany has spent time thinking about it and his work is a demonstration of that attentiveness.