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  • Meyers Riverview Trail

  • Foliage Bike Pout

    There’s a ride I look forward to every fall: Eagle Creek, just outside Gardiner, Montana. October rolls around, and the aspens explode into golds and oranges, turning the trail into something out of a painting. It’s one of those grueling uphill climbs that makes you question your choices about halfway through. But the view at…

  • Black Canyon of the Yellowstone

    In the Black Canyon of the Yellowstone,where the river carves its restless song,ancient rocks rise steep and bold,and autumn’s fire colors the cold. Golden leaves cling to branches tight,flames against the slate-gray height,as the water rushes, wild and free,weaving threads of mystery. The cliffs are scarred, the ages toldin every crack and rugged fold;nature’s hand,…

  • Goodbye Summer

    Just posted a new video capturing the magic of our first snowstorm of the year here in Livingston, Montana! ❄️ Sleigh bells ring in the background, adding that cozy, old-school holiday vibe as the snow piles up. There’s something special about that first snow. It’s like the world hits pause, just for a minute. Take…

  • Autumn Mornings

    Imagine a video opening on an early morning in Livingston, Montana, with a crisp, autumn chill in the air that’s practically visible. The camera sweeps over a bed of golden and fiery-red leaves, scattered along the ground and clinging to the last holdouts on the trees. A soft, dappled light filters through the branches, creating…

  • Another Lifetime

  • Two Riders

    Two riders: Snuggles (a.k.a. Mo) and my buddy Conte from Bozeman. Gonna miss these moments. Enjoy the vid!

  • Travertine Secret

    Travertine Secret Join me in Episode 16 as I take you to one of my hidden biking gems near Gardiner, Montana. This “Travertine Secret” spot offers sweeping views, rugged terrain, and the kind of solitude only Montana’s backcountry can provide. It’s a place where few venture, making each ride feel like an adventure into the…

  • Spooky Woods, Ghosts, Hoodoos, and Scary Cliffs

  • PITA

    In Yellowstone National Park, legend has it that while everyone comes for the geysers and grizzlies, they often leave with stories about a certain yellow cat. Meet PITA, short for “Pain In The Ass”, an affectionate nod to his endless curiosity and clever little tricks. While the wolves hunted in packs and bears kept their…

  • Gravel Grind Down Old Yellowstone Trail

  • Riding Henderson

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  • Getting cold

    Woke up last night and looked at thermometer. Its 27. Wow that’s cold. And I jumped back under the covers. And then Mo reported that the roads were closed in the park yesterday because of snow. She had to work from the HRC in Gardner. So yeah. We would like to get out of here…

  • Goose Lake Encounter

  • Best Moments of 2009

    2009 was an exceptional year shadowed by my going to the 24 hour solo worlds. But looking back, there were moments that mean more than the long forgotten aspirations. Photos: https://photos.app.goo.gl/SmPdEIChD8xxKU0n1 Music: Shark Disco by Elliot Holmes

  • Looking Back – The End of 2008

    2008 was a big year, and I found lots of footage of my friends and I playing around in Montana and Idaho. Enjoy the journey to the end of 2008. Photos: https://photos.app.goo.gl/dHXtbe47iKdxYhJw6Music: Feeling Alright by Gavin Luke

  • 2008 Coming Back From a Severed Tendon

    2008 was a tough year. One part of that tough year was a severed tendon and spending the spring and summer rehabbing it. Just need to get this 2008 footage off my drive and out there to endure.

  • Photo Shoot

    Episode 9 is all about kicking back and enjoying the simple pleasures at Pilot Peak. We’re diving into a casual photo shoot, capturing the magic of the outdoors, while fueling up with some good old van-made burgers and chips. You can’t go wrong with a cold drink in hand, the best seat in the house,…