Trail Quirks
By Pat Zanghi
Boise's most famous trail quirk has been frequented by the Dupp brothers since they had training wheels.
By Pat Zanghi
You can't jump them or anything, but they sure are perty to look at.
By Pat Zanghi
If you're just starting out with the whole mountain bike thing, you'll want to test your lungs against The Big Hill. It just might convince you to play golf instead.
By Pat Zanghi
It's time to get outside and play. Here's a stretch of trail to put your motocross skills to the test.
By Pat Zanghi
What's the difference between a rock pile and a cairn? A funny-sounding name and a good view.
By Pat Zanghi
Don't resist the temptation to stop at this little resting place. The top can wait.
By Pat Zanghi
Pat didn't see the Merry Men anywhere, but that doesn't mean there wasn't some jocularity going on.
By Pat Zanghi
Remember, you can look at the unexploded ordnance, just don't touch it.
By Pat Zanghi
Get a little air without leaving the ground. We guarantee you'll have fun or your money back.
By Pat Zanghi
You might think you've exited the Earth's orbit when you get this high up on Hard Guy.
By Pat Zanghi
Ever ridden your mountain bike in rural North Africa? If not, here's a good place to see what it would be like.
By Pat Zanghi
These pearly gates are almost as difficult to get through as the ones up on high.
By Pat Zanghi
This is an ugly one that could definitely benefit from a thick application of Clearasil.
By Pat Zanghi
What would you do if there were a big tree across the trail? Well, this is one creative solution you could use.
By Pat Zanghi
We haven't seen a ramp this nice since those old Dukes of Hazzard episodes. Just don't let Daisy distract you or you'll end up at the Hazzard County Hospital.
By Pat Zanghi
This one will get your heart beating about 170 before it chews your pride up and spits it out. Better just bow and start pushing.
By Pat Zanghi
Have fun going into this one, but be prepared for the other side or it'll eat you up.
































