JohnnyWestood
Active Member
Hello,
I had the privilege of riding in Jackson WY a couple weeks ago. Wow. Just wow. I rode the trails of the Snow King Mountain area, which are part of the Bridger-Teton National Forest.
Elevation at the base is about 6200 feet, so once I started exerting myself it took a while to recover. I wasn’t able to do as many miles as I had hoped, but what I did was awesome.
It was a weekday and I encountered maybe 10 other bikers and trail runners. The trail I took also lead me past the zip line and ski lift so I was never that remote although at times it seemed like I was all alone.
The town itself is small, but has great restaurants and shops and the scenery is amazing. If anyone has the opportunity to get out there to mtb or ski in the winter I would whole heartedly recommend it.
There are a number of shops that rent good bikes, but make sure you reserve well in advance.
(Random animal skull, bike and field of wild flowers, and the Grand Teton Mountains)
I had the privilege of riding in Jackson WY a couple weeks ago. Wow. Just wow. I rode the trails of the Snow King Mountain area, which are part of the Bridger-Teton National Forest.
Elevation at the base is about 6200 feet, so once I started exerting myself it took a while to recover. I wasn’t able to do as many miles as I had hoped, but what I did was awesome.
It was a weekday and I encountered maybe 10 other bikers and trail runners. The trail I took also lead me past the zip line and ski lift so I was never that remote although at times it seemed like I was all alone.
The town itself is small, but has great restaurants and shops and the scenery is amazing. If anyone has the opportunity to get out there to mtb or ski in the winter I would whole heartedly recommend it.
There are a number of shops that rent good bikes, but make sure you reserve well in advance.
(Random animal skull, bike and field of wild flowers, and the Grand Teton Mountains)