mountain biking

You have to pay to play in Montana. Play outdoors, that is. The toys, the gear, the vehicles, the activities, the permits, and everything else you might need to pursue Montana's outdoor adventures can get VERY expensive.

I'm freaking out a little bit and that takes a lot. One of the most well-liked Formula 1 drivers on the grid is currently vacationing in Montana and I'd love to meet him.

Classic cars, exotic horses, mountain bikes and haunted downtown alleys...Bozeman will keep you busy this week. Here are some fun events to pick from:

It was a scary Tuesday for a 57 year old female mountain biker after she apparently fell 30 feet down an embankment on a South Cottonwood Canyon trail.

Biking and cross country skiing are two of the easiest hobbies to enjoy around Bozeman. In town, there are excellent trails that are well maintained in the winter, or you can head to the hills for a "less manicured" experience.

If you're already planning weekend getaways, consider heading east to "Montana's Badlands". Areas around Glendive, Terry and Jordan provide an incredible amount of interesting terrain for all abilities.

It's no secret that the Bozeman area is a mountain biking mecca. But what about folks who are just getting into the sport and actually LIVE HERE? Well, there's no harm in taking a peek at what lies ahead for you...

A woman was rescued from Sourdough Canyon on Tuesday after taking a side hike from a bike ride near the "Wall of Death".

I don't know Allison McCuskey but I'm jealous of her. She packed the summer of 2015 FULL of mountain biking, camping, yoga, river time and just about everything else that's cool to do around here.

Braxton is the crazy one. Ian is the wild card. Patrick is refined, yet rugged. Lorenzo is calculated but with a splash of humor no one sees coming. The group is the first Montana State University trail crew to be sent to Red Bull’s Rampage, an extreme downhill mountain biking competition in Virgin, Utah...

If you're new to town or have just never been to Emerald Lake south of Bozeman, Russ McElyea and his buddy take you on a tour (up and back) on their dirt bikes.

Tough terrain made a helicopter evacuation impossible and even ATVs were unable to reach an injured mountain biker on Wednesday in Big Sky. However, Search & Rescue teams WERE able to reach and extract the biker.