A Great Event and Great New Trail In Lander
We had an awesome time this past weekend in Lander at the Jurassic Classic Mountain Bike Festival. Also, finally got to ride the new Upper Brewer’s Trail that Wyoming Pathways helped raise funds for and project manage. All I have to say about both the event and the new trail is WOW! The event wasRead more
Brewer’s Trail Extension Complete
It’s a wrap! The Brewer’s Trail Extension Project is complete and there is a sweet new section of trail in Sinks Canyon, near Lander. This past Saturday, our Executive Director, Tim Young did the final walkthrough of the new trail section with the USFS, the trail consultant, Adam Buck and Lander Cycling representatives. Reports areRead more
A Great Time Had by All the Jurassic Classic
We had a great time meeting folks, riding sweet trails and generally having a good time at the Jurassic Classic MTB Festival in Lander this past weekend. Thanks to the organizers for allowing Pathways to participate in the event and thanks also to the sponsors and all of the volunteers for their efforts to putRead more
Finding a Life in Wyoming on a Bike and a Prayer
When bicycle tour leader, Judy Raymond’s cross-country group stopped at a bed and breakfast in Lamont, WY in 1993, she had no idea that her stay there would set into motion events that would change her life and lead to her becoming the answer to a Wyoming rancher’s prayer. After hitting it off with theRead more
Jurassic Classic Mountain Bike Festival Coming to Lander this August
This coming August 24-26th, Wyoming mountain bikers and outdoor enthusiasts will be treated to the new Jurassic Classic Mountain Bike Festival in Lander, WY, hosted by Lander Cycling. Growing from the Jurassic Classic mountain bike race, the revamped event expands to also include live music, food, beer, bike demos, clinics, group rides and “ridiculous shenanigans”.Read more
Keep it Public, Wyoming! Sign the Petition…Attend the Rally
If you value public lands in Wyoming, it’s time to make your voice heard. You can do that right now by visiting the Keep it Public, Wyoming website and signing the petition. You can also support the effort right now by liking the Keep it Public, Wyoming Facebook page and sharing it to your friends.Read more