Ride bikes.
Meet people.
Have a good time.

Inspired by the film North Shore Betty, this post explores what it means to keep showing up for yourself through movement, adventure, and mountain biking at any age. From balancing parenthood and busy careers to continuing to progress on the bike later in life, it’s a reminder that there’s no expiry date on trying new things, making time for joy, and choosing a life that feels alive.

Are mountain biking lessons worth it for both beginner and intermediate riders? Learn how coaching improves confidence, control, safety, and fun on the trails.

You can go to the Azores and have two very different mountain biking days. Downhill and challenging, or cruisy and incredibly scenic! Or a combo!

Mountain bike skills clinics can feel a bit mysterious if you’ve never done one before. This post walks through what a skills clinic is really like, what you’ll learn, and what you’re likely to get out of the experience.

New to mountain biking in Edmonton? Explore 5 beginner-friendly trails in the River Valley and find great places to build confidence and have fun riding.

If you’re new to mountain biking (or just new to riding in Edmonton), one of the first questions you might run into is: Do I need a full suspension mountain bike to ride in Edmonton, or is a hardtail right for the type of trails here? This article dives into both options and explains which one might be the right choice for you!

There are a handful of pretty well-understood norms that make the experience better for everyone out there. Knowing them doesn’t just help you avoid uncomfortable moments, it helps keep the trails safe, accessible, and enjoyable for the whole community.

Biketown is one of those films that makes you pause and think about the trails you ride all the time and how much work actually goes into them.

If you’re new to mountain biking in Edmonton, it can sometimes feel like riders are speaking a completely different language.