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If you’re looking for a biking adventure, Canada is the place to go! Experienced bikers will particularly love Canada’s rugged terrain and demanding trails to test their skill levels and challenge them. There are, however, some trails in Canada suitable for less experienced bikers, as well. Take a look at what I found!

There are over 19,000 miles of bike trails in the state of Idaho. In an area thats known for its mountains and rivers, you can expect some spectacular riding! Because of harder winters and wet springs, the best time to ride is usually summer or early fall. Here are a variety of trails that Idaho has to offer for riders of every skill level.

Splendid vistas, beautiful lakes, challenging trails. If you’re into mountain biking, Alaska might be the ultimate destination, but it’s not for the faint of heart! There’s wildlife to contend with, differences in altitude and climate, and natural challenges like you wouldn’t believe. Here’s a quick sampler of some trails we can recommend.

Arizona has a variety of terrains, but probably the most prominent is flat desert. While there are still some great rocky climbs, here in Arizona you can really fly on the smooth, flat sections. Its a great place to work on your speed and just enjoy nature too.

Alabama bike riding can be slow rolling hills, steep mountain downhills or hiking through thick forest. The breath of available riding makes Alabama great for any skill level. Riders of all ages and skill will find something worthwhile in Alabama. Here are a few of my favorites.