Known in official circles as the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, the state of Pennsylvania is situated in the mid-Atlantic and northern regions of the United States—a location which provides mountain biking enthusiasts a wealth of great riding opportunities. Pennsylvania is bordered by the states of New Jersey to the east; New York to the north; Maryland … Read more
Nicknamed the “Free State” (among other nicknames), Maryland is a state situated in America’s Mid-Atlantic region—a location that makes the state a true haven for mountain biking enthusiasts. Maryland shares borders with Washington D.C., West Virginia and Virginia to its west and south; Pennsylvania to its north; and Delaware to its east—a landlocked state with … Read more
Nicknamed the “Ocean State,” Rhode Island—officially known as the “State of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations”—is a state located in the New England region of America and a wonderful locale for pursuing the passion of mountain biking. A coastal state, Rhode Island is the smallest state in the union by total area and the eighth-least … Read more
Nicknamed the “Empire State,” New York is one of the most cosmopolitan states in the world and a great place to pursue the passion of mountain biking. From the bustling streets and beautiful skyline of New York City to the rugged hills of the Adirondack and Catskill Mountains, the state of New York offers an … Read more
Appropriately named the “Green Mountain State,” Vermont is a breathtaking state that plays host to some of the most scenic mountain biking trails in America—trails designed to test riders of all ages and ability levels, while also providing miles upon miles of the gorgeous scenery that makes Vermont such a popular locale for recreation enthusiasts. … Read more
North Dakota is a breathtaking upper Midwestern state whose nickname, the Roughrider state, gives you a small hint as to the fantastic mountain biking opportunities this region has to offer. Bordered by Montana to the west, South Dakota to the south, Minnesota to the east and the Canadian provinces of Saskatchewan and Manitoba to the … Read more
Known as the “Bay State” (for the Chesapeake Bay), Massachusetts—officially the Commonwealth of Massachusetts—is the most populous state in the New England part of America’s northeast region, and a wonderful place for all sorts of recreational pursuits, including mountain biking. Massachusetts is home to many mountain biking hotspots, from challenging mountain courses to city-based trails … Read more
Located in the north-central portion of the United States, in the Midwest and Great Lakes regions, Wisconsin is one of the country’s most beautiful states and the ideal locale for the sport of mountain biking. Wisconsin is bordered by Minnesota to the west, Iowa to the southwest, Illinois to the south, Lake Michigan to … Read more
Located in the American West, Desert Southwest and Mountain West regions of the U.S., Nevada is a true gem as a mountain biking locale—a place with a variety of different trains to suit all styles of riding. By total area, Nevada is America’s seventh-largest state, but with a population that ranks 35th nationally, it is … Read more
Nicknamed the “Big Sky State,” Montana is one of the largest and most breathtaking states in the U.S., and a great locale for those looking for technical, challenging and scenically beautiful trails designed for the sport of mountain biking. Located in the northwestern region of the United States, Montana is the fourth-largest state in the … Read more
The “Buckeye” state of Ohio is situated in America’s Midwest region, although it is one of the northernmost states in that area. While its total area is only larger than 16 of the 50 U.S. states, ranking 34th in that category, it is currently the 7th most populous state and one of the most densely … Read more
With a nickname like the “show me state,” you can bet that Missouri takes great pride in the number of recreational opportunities it offers, including a superb collection of exciting and often challenging mountain bike trails. Located in the Midwestern heartland of the country, Missouri, which boasts 114 counties and the large independent city of … Read more
Located on the shores of the Pacific Ocean in the far northwest corner of the United States, Washington is one of the country’s best known secrets as an outdoor utopia—a state that consistently draws millions of visitors each year. Washington is situated just to the north of Oregon, west of Idaho, and south of the … Read more