Latest updates, events, tips, and stories from Spokane's mountain biking community
The Centennial Trail is Spokane's 37-mile paved riverside cycling path connecting downtown to Coeur d'Alene. Here's how to ride it, which segments to choose, and why it's a must-ride.
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Dishman Hills Natural Area is Spokane's quieter mountain biking escape — smooth singletrack through granite outcrops and ponderosa pines, perfect for intermediate riders.
High Drive is Spokane's iconic gravel climbing challenge — 700 feet of climbing in 2 miles to the Palisades bluffs. Here's how to ride it and what awaits at the top.
Spokane's trails exist because cyclists advocate for them. Here's how to get involved — from joining Evergreen MTB Alliance to showing up at meetings and building trails.
Don't hang up the bike when winter hits Spokane. Here's how to stay safe, warm, and motivated for winter cycling — gear, route choices, and safety on ice and snow.
Spokane is a great base for bikepacking — from the Idaho Panhandle to the Palouse. Here's a guide to overnight cycling adventures, routes, gear, and planning.
New to mountain bike racing? Here's a beginner's guide to getting started in Spokane — race types, categories, preparation, and race day tips for your first event.
From full-service mountain bike specialists to community repair shops and family stores, here's a guide to Spokane's bike shop scene for buying, renting, and repairing.
New to mountain biking? Here are the best beginner-friendly trails in Spokane — from the paved Centennial Trail to gentle singletrack at Beacon Hill and Liberty Lake.
From mountain bike races on Beacon Hill to charity rides and group cruises, here's your complete guide to Spokane's cycling events calendar.
How to give back to Spokane's mountain bike community through trail building — what to expect, why it matters, and how to get involved with Evergreen MTB Alliance.
The Palouse is one of the best gravel cycling destinations in the Pacific Northwest — and it's just south of Spokane. Here's how to ride it.
Riverside State Park's Bowl and Pitcher area offers Spokane's most dramatic and technical mountain biking. Here's a guide to riding the basalt rock gardens.
Wildfire smoke is a reality of Spokane summers. Here's how to check air quality, when to ride, and how to protect your health while cycling in smoky conditions.
Spokane is a great place to ride bikes with kids. Here are the best family-friendly trails, tips for starting young riders, and safety advice for family cycling.
Conquer Mount Spokane's 5,883-foot summit with over 80 miles of alpine mountain bike trails. Complete guide to climbs, descents, chairlift access, and gear.
From helmets to hydration packs, here's the essential mountain bike gear every Spokane rider needs to tackle the Inland Northwest's diverse trail conditions.
Navigating Spokane's spring mud season — which trails dry first, how to check conditions, and where to ride when the singletrack is too wet.
From the flow trails of Beacon Hill to the alpine descents of Mount Spokane, here's a local's complete guide to the best mountain bike trails in Spokane, Washington.
Everything you need to know to ride Beacon Hill — Spokane's premier mountain bike trail network with flow trails, jump lines, and routes for every skill level.
