Get ready to unleash your adrenaline and tackle the trails at the inaugural JH Downhill Championships! This thrilling three-part downhill mountain biking competition promises heart-pounding action and fierce competition in the JH Bike Park. Whether you're a seasoned pro chasing the $1,000 series prize or an amateur looking to test your skills, this event has something for everyone.

Ever wanted to let it rip from the summit of Fred’s Mountain at Grand Targhee, down Mill Creek, all the way into Teton Canyon? Saturday, July 19th, 2025 is your chance to take plunge, score points in the 2025 Targhee Summer DH Race Series and potentially take the crown!

The 2nd Annual Colter Cup is Targhee’s premier downhill race and the longest downhill race in the Tetons. With 3900’ vertical feet of descent that carries you from the top of Grand Targhee to the bottom of Teton Canyon, this is the only race that leaves the boundaries of the resort and drops you from 10,000’ all the way to Teton Valley.

A time-trial format will have you racing against the clock but choose your bike wisely as there are a couple of short, punchy climbs on the course! 

*Targhee Summer DH Race Series registration is NOT required to race in the Colter Cup.

This is Race #2 of the Grand Targhee DH race series

JHMR Adaptive and Teton Adaptive have partnered to create outdoor experiences for people with disabilities. JHMR strives to provide access to world-class terrain for all guests to enjoy the multitude of activities the mountain has to offer. Teton Adaptive has donated adaptive mountain bikes to JHMR in an effort to get more folks out the Bike Park trails, 90% of which are adaptive approved.

Jackson Hole Mountain Resort will offer free mountain biking to adaptive guests and their support teams. On Sunday, July 19th, from 10 am to 4 pm come lap the Bike Park, check out the adaptive bikes, and grab a drink from the Tin Can Cantina!

A Strava Mileage Competition

Go the distance and win awesome prizes! You’re already riding all summer why not turn those miles into a chance to score some biking gear? Join the Hoback Strava Club and track your rides in the month of July. The people who ride the most total distance will win prizes!

Prizes:

1st: Specialized standing bike pump

2nd: Grips or bar tape

3rd: Hoback socks

How it works?

 1. Join the Hoback Sports Strava club.

2. Follow Hoback Sports on our Instagram Account (@Hobacksports) to learn which trails & what day to compete.

3. Track your rides on Strava throughout between July 14 and 27. Make sure your Strava profile is public.

4.  The 3 men and women who log the most distance win prizes. Winners stop by the store to claim their prize!

Details

This competition is for analog bikes only, no e-bikes. Must be join the Hoback Sports Strava club and track each ride. Competition runs from 12:01 am Monday July 14th to 11:59 pm on Sunday July 28th.

https://www.strava.com/clubs/hoback-sports

Email me directly or contact @claire.brandhorst on instagram for more info.

Claire is leading a bigger backcountry ride for any ladies looking to get miles in for training.

Mark your calendars the first Pass Bash of the year! On July 12th head to Stagecoach from 11–3 PM for free shuttles, bike checks by Hoback mechanics, and a day full of fun and riding. We can’t wait to see you there!

Teton Dirt Series race #4: The Mullet is back! After taking a break from the Mullet Race for a year, it’s back for 2025. In classic fashion, this race has a timed uphill section (climbing Grove) and a timed downhill section (descending Drake). Ride both segments yourself, or team up with a friend an each tackle one. Whichever format you choose, get excited! There’s a reason people complained when the Mullet didn’t happen last year.

Race details here.

Registration opens April 7th.

Teton Valley Backyard Rally is a community-focused gravel event on the west side of the Tetons and the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem. Bring your family, bring your camper, bring your bikes, stay for the weekend celebration!

There are three routes available: 100 mile, 60 mile, and 30 mile. Click the link below to head to the official event website.

JHMR Adaptive and Teton Adaptive have partnered to create outdoor experiences for people with disabilities. JHMR strives to provide access to world-class terrain for all guests to enjoy the multitude of activities the mountain has to offer. Teton Adaptive has donated adaptive mountain bikes to JHMR in an effort to get more folks out the Bike Park trails, 90% of which are adaptive approved.

Jackson Hole Mountain Resort will offer free mountain biking to adaptive guests and their support teams. On Sunday, June 29th, from 10 am to 4 pm come lap the Bike Park, check out the adaptive bikes, and grab a drink from the Tin Can Cantina!

Teton Dirt Series race #3! For the first time, MBT and Targhee are collaborating in a Targhee Downhill x Dirt Series race. This race, the first in the Targhee DH Series, will be co-hosted by Mountain Bike the Tetons, and points will count towards both series. This race will be on two lower mountain trails, resulting in a combined time of the two runs.

Race details here.

Registration is open for this race is through Grand Targhee.

Race #1 of the 2025 series is all about speed on Sidewinder (TBD based on conditions). 

Multiple categories to choose from. 

• U15

• Amateur 15+

• Expert 15+

• Master 40-49

• Master 50+

• Open/Pro

Top series finishers are up for a cash prize and more!

This is Race #1 of the Grand Targhee DH race series

Teton Dirt Series race #2! Come out for the one cross country race of the series—the classic Cache Creek race, where racers will ride into the mountains from the streets of Jackson. With two course options, there’s a race for everyone.

Race details here.

Registration opens April 7th.

Grab your neon gear, retro shades, and big hair because we’re throwing it back to the 80s!

Join us June 13th for a 80s themed party ride and some radical trail vibes. ALL RIDERS WELCOME!

Then, head to @refuge_taphouse where $1 of each pint will go back to the trails you ride!

https://www.grandtarghee.com/activities-events/events/event-calendar/summer-opening-day-0

Join us for a fun, informative, and confidence-boosting evening tailored specifically for women, by women. Whether you’re just getting started or you’re a seasoned cyclist—gravel rider, mountain biker, or e-bike commuter—this clinic is for you!

Led by Nan Pugh and Katie, you’ll learn the skills and knowledge to become a savvy cyclist and feel empowered to handle bike maintenance with ease.

We’ll cover the essentials, including:

- Bicycle components and lingo

-Safety checklist & ride readiness

-Component wear and replacement schedule
…and more!

No need to bring your bike—just bring yourself and a curiosity to learn. Snacks and drinks will be provided!

Sign up at 🔗 in bio! Space limited to 15 participants. Hosted at our Victor Shop.

Suggested $10 donation to organization of your choice: @womeninthetetons @mtbthetetons @friendsofpathways

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/1323734458399?aff=oddtdtcreator

Would you like to participate without the commitment of a 5-day epic ride? This is for you!

Welcome in riders, hang out with good people, share in the vibes, sleep under the stars and ride bikes! What’s more to like?

On Saturday, welcome in the riders after they have spent 5 days bikepacking the wild landscape of the Great Rift and Craters of the Moon! Then hang out and listen to the stories from the trail with good food and cold beverages. Camping is optional, but it’s a long trip home for most, so feel free to stay and pitch a tent with us! 

On Sunday, we’ll do a chill group ride from Kings Bowl around 9 or 10 AM.

What to expect: very little elevation gain, but 100% unpaved and rough terrain. Around 10 or so miles, no more than 15. The route is not yet decided and will depend on those interested and Aaron’s level of energy! Here are a couple of potential routes: Option 1, Option 2

Mechanical issues can happen anytime. This hands on clinic with Hops will teach you how to fix a broken chain, patch a tire, adjust your brakes and derailleur, and more!

The Angry Horse is a not-for-profit gravel event* with two courses interwoven in a valley between the Caribou Range, Tex Creek Wildlife Management Area, south of the Snake River Plains. The proximity to these untamed mountains and the Grays Lake Wildlife Refuge makes for one wild and rugged day on the bike!

This year, prepare for a grassroots, self-supported ride with primitive aid only offering water and drop bags. Both the Stud Run and Chestnut Mare will be ridden clockwise this year.

Sign up: https://www.bikereg.com/ride-the-angry-horse

Saturday May 31st.

Mountain bluebirds are back, the bright feathers flashing against the snow covered sagebrush; nothing else signals that it IS time to ride better. The reality (i.e., cold headwind on the way home), however, is that putting in those early season miles in Jackson Hole can be tough to motivate for unless you get some folks to suffer a little with ya. Hence the Mountain Bluebird group ride. With a good 15 year run (minus Covid), the "Bluebird Classic" has become a welcomed event to spring riding as we look forward to summer. We might even raise a little money for JHWF's bluebird conservation efforts.Bring a buddy to help ensure you get home all right. Or, make a friend or two by bringing extra snacks to share. We generally “end” at Pearl Street Bagels.

The Mountain Bluebird Classic has brought riders together for over 15 years (with a brief pause during Covid) to kick off the cycling season with shared miles and a shared purpose—supporting the Jackson Hole Wildlife Foundation’s (JHWF) Mountain Bluebird Nestbox and Color Banding Project.

Why It Matters:

• Since 2003, JHWF has maintained a 6.1-mile bluebird trail along the National Elk Refuge, consisting of 110 nestboxes.

• In 2024, volunteers monitored these boxes and documented 98 Mountain Bluebird eggs laid, with a 79.6% fledging success rate.

• Our color-banding initiative, launched in 2017, continues to yield valuable data on breeding site fidelity, survivorship, and dispersal.

Meet at Jackson Hole High School, we will leaving at 10:00am

Be ready for 40ish miles of fun (route linked below)

Bring snacks and lots of water!

https://ridewithgps.com/routes/49355380

🎶It’s celebration time cmon!🎶
Teton Valley Composite has officially hit double digits and will be celebrating their 10th birthday by hosting the TVC Bike Bash on May 17th at the Victor Bike Park! Absolutely everyone and anyone is invited to come celebrate with us and participate in fun activities and socialize with the bike community! There will be raffles, food trucks, youth and adult bike games, and more! We hope to see you there!

2025 Pocatello Pedal Fest is back! Located in beautiful Pocatello Idaho and racing in the epic City Creek trail system.

The Course: The course will consist of one big main loop. Sport/Exp will do this whole loop and the Expert and up category will do the first part of the big loop again. The big loop is roughly 16 miles of Pure Fun on a bike.

Beginners will do most of the big loop, aprox 12 miles

Jrs will do aprox 8 miles of the big loop

If you have a kid that does not want to do the 8 miles loop, bring them out anyway we will have a little kids race just before awards

10am-3pm bike swap

$25 per bike entry fee

Bike drop off Friday May 9th 10am-5pm and Saturday May 10th 9am- 10am

Bike raffle to win a Salsa Cassidy

https://www.instagram.com/p/DIhLSwTzN81/?img_index=1

Join Kait Boyle for a group ride at 10am

Community Bike Swap

Saturday, May 10, 2025

The Hub Bicycles

The Hub Bicycles is hosting its 13th Annual Jackson Hole Community Bike Swap on Saturday, May 10th, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at their location on 410 W Pearl Ave. Bike drop-off is the day before, Friday, May 9th, from 12 p.m. to 7 p.m.

You can sell various used bikes (in working order) with a $10 selling fee for kids’ bikes and $25 for adult bikes. No drop-offs are allowed on Swap Day.

Early entry at 10:00 a.m. costs $15, while free entry begins at 10:30 a.m.

Remember, only credit cards will be accepted.

Proceeds, including entry fees and 15% of sales, will benefit Friends of Pathways.

Sellers can find pricing guidance at bicyclebluebook.com.

Please register your bike here if you’d like to sell it at the swap.

Come ride in the first Teton Dirt Series race of the year: the inaugural 7N Ranch Miniduro! This enduro-style race will feature multiple stages at everyone’s favorite pedal bike park in Ririe, Idaho, just 45 minutes from Teton Valley. Featuring trails that transition from rocky and technical to smooth and fast, this race is guaranteed to be a fun start to the season.

Race details here.

Registration opens April 7th, 2025.

Lady mountain bikers of Teton Valley: come ride and meet some other female/non-binary riders! We’ll meet at Horseshoe and go for a fun, mellow group ride (potentially Channel Lock/Southbound/Bovine), then hang out at the bottom lot with coffee and snacks.

We’ll meet up at the bottom of Bovine at 10am.