Bicycling
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Free Summer Concerts and Events Across Utah: July 2025 Lineup
July Live Concerts at Brigham Young Historic Park and Conference Center Rooftop at Temple Square. Every Friday night (except July 4), three hour-long concerts will be held at Brigham Young…
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Things to Do in Park City Before Summer Hits
When the snow melts and the tourists vanish, locals know it’s the best time to explore Park City. Here’s what mud season looks like—minus the crowds.
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eBikes Transform Utah’s Scenic Trails into Accessible Adventures
Think you’ve seen all of Utah’s trails? Think again. eBikes are changing the rules—making it possible to cruise up canyons, coast along rivers, and take on rugged dirt paths without…
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Utah’s 20-Year Investment in Bike Infrastructure Pays Off
Utah’s 20-year investment in bike lanes and trails has transformed the state into a cycling powerhouse—connecting cities, deserts, and mountain passes. But just as the payoff becomes clear, a new…
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Spring in Utah: Running, Biking, and Doing It Your Way
Somewhere between hibernation and hope, Utah wakes up. This spring, we’re stretching stiff limbs, eyeing muddy trails, and questioning eBikes.
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The Truth Behind Salt Lake City’s Bike Theft Crisis: How to Keep Your Wheels Safe!
Imagine this: You cycle downtown to meet friends for drinks at a favorite bar. Biking home seems like the perfect and safest way to get around — until you go…
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Utah’s High School Mountain Bike League Takes on the Wildflower Trailfest
Utah’s High School Mountain Bike League boasts more girls than any other league in the nation.
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Parley’s Trail — New Bicycle & Pedestrian Trail Near Completion
Parley’s Trail, named after famed pioneer and LDS missionary, Parley P. Pratt, is an 8-mile-long walking and biking path that begins at 900 W and continues in interrupted sections to…