As you probably know by now, we've switched things up going forward and have introduced our "new" Ride Limitless trips; 5-day adventures based around truly epic riding in the Rocky Mountain high country. The reasoning behind this is two-fold: first, it allows us to introduce...
On the heels of wrapping up our 10th trip season at Chasing Epic, we're stoked to bring you an awesome lineup of destinations for our 2026 trip calendar! As you (hopefully) know, going forward we've split our trips into two categories: British Columbia and Ride...
You can probably tell by now, but we absolutely love the riding in British Columbia...
That's right, we're bringing back an old favorite...
Mid-summer is pretty special in the Colorado high country, especially in the San Juans above Durango: cool temps, incredible views, perfect trails, moody weather and just about everything else that combines to make the perfect ride. Last week we wrapped up an incredible trip with...
Last week we wrapped up another 5-day trip to Sun Valley, Idaho...
Every June we head up to Whistler for a couple of back to back trips; this year the first was our "regularly" scheduled trip with the Worldwide Cyclery guys, and the second was hosting the Singletrack Sampler and his fans. Each trip was unique and...
Last week we kicked off our 2025 trip season with a sold-out crew of riders in Fruita & Moab and it turned out to be quite the trip. The high desert- especially in the spring- is a different animal. It's different. It will challenge even...
Continuing with our "Focus On" series is Sun Valley; where we start our summer high-country season, and believe you should too! Sun Valley in the early summer is just about perfect with moderate temps (sometimes getting into the 80's, but typically you're looking at 60-70's)...
Continuing with our "Focus On" series, we now move into late spring in the Sea to Sky (BC) corridor to our Whistler trip with the Worldwide Cyclery crew from May 31 to June 5th. We've been running spring trips to Whistler for the last three...
