Photography is a big part of what we do at Chasing Epic- whether it's stopping to take pictures of (or for) our customers or just wanting to capture a special moment for ourselves, we always try to build photos into our rides. You've no doubt...
The St. George area of Utah is one of the most strikingly beautiful areas in the western US, and offers a huge array of mountain bike trails. From classics like Gooseberry Mesa to virtual unknown areas where you won't see another soul for hours, the...
At Chasing Epic, we're lucky enough to ride just about all of the top trails in the desert southwest and Rocky Mountains: for the most part, that means we've "seen it all". From 25 mile epics in Crested Butte to the short-and-sweet Zen Trail in...
We recently announced an exciting partnership with Ibis, to launch the first of many Ibis Migrations. We'll be in St. George, UT for three days beginning on November 18th with incredible rides planned, amazing after-ride parties, and just generally hanging out and having a...
In the middle of a successful 2016 trip season, we're excited to announce the dates for our 2017 trips! Over the last several months, you spoke and we listened: All 2017 trips are now four days in length, allowing for more incredible riding! Start getting...
At Chasing Epic, we're always giving our take on which trails are the best and which ones we recommend...
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...
Here in Boulder, Spring has definitely sprung. Sure, we're bound to get another dose of winter weather at some point over the next few months, but for now everyone and their brother are out on their mountain bikes enjoying the 70 degree weather...
If you read Part One of our latest St. George trip report, we're picking up right after leaving the Hurricane Rim ride due to too much mud. Unfortunately, as an IMBA Epic, we were really hoping to complete the full 20'ish mile loop...
