In the middle of the summer, sometimes it's tough to get motivated to ride around our home base of Boulder, CO. Yeah, I know- it's hard to comprehend (first world problems, anyone?)...
We recently received a glowing review from one of our customers of their Chasing Epic trip to Fruita over Memorial Day this spring. If you want to read a great description of what a Chasing Epic trip is like from the customer's perspective, take a...
If you've been on a Chasing Epic trip recently, you may have noticed our trip leaders wearing some pretty kick-ass custom jerseys. A few months ago, we met with the guys at Qloom- a Swiss company expanding to the US and based here in Boulder-...
We recently completed a fantastic 4-day trip to Crested Butte, and we couldn't have asked for a more fun trip...
Let's face it- good mountain bike photography is really hard. I'll be the first to admit it. I've been shooting action sports (mainly skiing) and landscape photography for years, and mountain biking is the hardest to capture well. Sure, you can get a boring picture...
Across our four summer destinations- Crested Butte, Durango, Park City, and Telluride- there are literally hundreds of different rides that cover thousands of miles of trails. We all have our favorites, but we wanted to crowd-source the top trails and tell you about them: so...
At Chasing Epic, we're always giving our take on which trails are the best and which ones we recommend...
As you've likely noticed, Chasing Epic serves a variety of destinations across the western US. From the desert riding of St. George to the high deserts of Sedona and Fruita, all the way up to above-treeline singletrack in Telluride and Crested Butte. One of the...
As you can likely tell from the quality of images on the Chasing Epic website, photography is very important to us and plays a role in every one of our trips. On virtually every trip, our trip leaders (some of whom are professional or serious...
Author: Nick Swanson: Owner and Coach for Through the Wall Training, LLC Have you ever wondered how that riding buddy of yours is always so much stronger than you on climbs, or seems to have an extra gear in his or her legs compared to you? ...
