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Category Archives: Biking

Mountain Biking at Grand Targhee Resort with Kids

Its no secret we love to mountain bike. One of the reasons we love living in Teton Valley, Idaho is the plethora of outdoor activities and trails. Oh, and its not hot in the summer. That’s a huge plus. We spent the winter skiing at Grand Targhee Resort (and loved it!) so when I started…

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Boondocking in Southern Utah, Hiking the Narrows & Mountain Biking

Southern Utah is one of my favorite places. Like ever. The red rocks are unreal and there are piles out of outdoor activities that could keep an sane person busy for a lifetime. Mountain biking runs a close competition to skiing as my favorite sport, so naturally as snow season wound down we started planning…

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  • Hiking the Narrows is probably one of the highlights of my hiking life. We did it a few years ago (pre-kid) and hikes from the top down (all 16 miles) in one day. We didn’t have dry suits, but neoprene socks were sure great.
    I just saw your rig in the REI parking lot which is how I found your site! I’m looking forward to seeing some more of your adventures.ReplyCancel

    • Jess

      I really hope that we can do the whole thing someday. I think it would be amazing. So glad you found us. At REI of all places. 🙂ReplyCancel

Mountain Biking at McDowell Mountain Regional Park, Arizona

McDowell Mountain Regional Park as been on my “visit list” for at least 2 years. We even had reservations here two years ago, but it was too late in the spring and we cancelled in favor of higher elevation to escape the heat. When we decided to spend winter 2017 in Arizona again, McDowell Mountain climbed…

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  • Looks amazing! Now i want to go to the desert!ReplyCancel

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  • I love this park! We had just started mtn, biking when we visited several years ago and I fell in love with the trail system. Planning to go back next winter and use your trail suggestions as a guide. Thanks for sharing all the lovely photos 🙂ReplyCancel

    • Jess

      Thanks Amanda! These are definitely great trails for beginners. Such good exercise. I’m missing it already!ReplyCancel

  • I live in Tucson and have been wanting to get up to Phx to ride some of their mtb parks. With so many trails and camping this one looks like the place to start. Thanks for the suggestions and great write up!ReplyCancel

  • […] since the WanderingWatsons visited two years ago. Once we managed to pull ourselves away from the mountain biking haven at McDowell Mountain, we drove straight to this boondocking site southeast of Tucson, AZ. Loaded up with extra water, […]ReplyCancel

Teach Your Child to Shift with a Woom4

Its no secret we are fans of Woombikes. We were introduced to them in 2014 as Cara was ready to leave training wheels behind. We had a fantastic experience as she basically just climbed on the bike and pedaled away (6 Reasons to Buy Your Child a Woombike). We’ve now reached another milestone with Cara’s bike…

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