Mountain Bike Flow Trails Across America
The Moxie van is on the road again. In search of the best flow mountain bike trails from coast to coast of the United States. We choose to look for flow trails because they are fun, fast and generally appeal to most levels of female mountain bikers. From top female mountain bikers to beginner riders there is something for everyone on these trails. The mission for Moxie Cycling is to get more women on bikes and this may give you some ideas of new places to ride.
Brown County State Park, Nashville, Indiana
Our next stop was Frisco Bike Park and trails in Frisco, Colorado.
The flow trails around the lake have perfect features. All with the majestic mountains make a spectacular view in the background. Frisco is surrounded on three sides with Natural
Forest with miles and miles of mountain bike trials for all skill levels. The Frisco Peninsula Lakeshore Perimeter Loop is an amazing waterside ride along the Dillon Reservoir.
The Perimeter has more trails to enjoy the Colorado mountains.
Want a change from the flow? Hit the FREE bike park with a pump track, jump runs and slopestyle green and blue lines. Options for every skill level and thrills all around.
Next step Fruita, Colorado
McInnis Canyons National Conservation Area, Colorado
Located in the high desert canyon country of western Colorado with world class mountain bike trails! check out the BLM's interactive mountain biking maps that
connect rides across the country with public lands. Fruita is the home of 18 Road and Kokopelli Loop Trails are some of the best trails you can ride anywhere.
The North Fruita desert recreation area includes over 250 miles of designated routes. Much of the area is desert valley floor with washes and sharp ridges.
the Kokopelli trails are famous for a reason. Awe inspiring vistas, rolling rocky fun to shred your heart out. You will become shredly for sure. Things are starting to get rocky!
The orange rocks are in full force. The background mountains have turn into mesas.
Valley of Fire State Park, Clark County, Nevada
Now we moved to the Mother of Rocks! The views were everywhere. We choose to gravel grind through the vistas. The campsite was a place like no other with grand red rocks looming over us in the hue of fire. This park is world-renowned for its 40,000 acres of bright red Aztec sandstone outcrops nestled in grey and tan limestone. The Valley of State Park contains ancient, petrified trees and petroglyphs dating back more than 2000 years.