This is the bike for the rider who wants trail manners with the low fuss ownership of a hardtail. One-Way downhill giant mountain trail similar to Red Hot. Intermediate to advanced riding skills recommended depending on your speed.
The road then contours high above Highway 191. At this point, from your narrow perch on the road, you will have a spectacular view over Arches National Park. The road then quickly descends to the railroad tracks and Highway 191. Start the trail across from the Arth’s Corner TH. Surface is mostly sandstone through Pinyons and Junipers. Trail crosses Bull Canyon Rd at the halfway point; a good bailout if the trail is more than you want. In the 2nd half the trail crosses a dry wash then proceeds along rock shelves to another dry wash crossing where you must hike your bike.
The Gemini Bridges are located at the end of this spur which is about 0.2 mile long. On Highway 313 at a point 0.9 mile west of the Mineral Bottom turnoff (12.6 miles west of the Utah 313/US191 junction). Stay in the loop with email alerts for special events, updates, and weather reports.
Welcome to the home of the greatest mountain biking on the planet. The Trail 429 is Pivot’s most popular model, and one of the OGs in its class; a bike that shaped the short-travel 29er category as we know it today. In recent years, progressions in geometry have made these bikes even more capable on descents and garnered this category the nickname “downcountry” (a combination giant KIDS BIKES of downhill and cross-country). Whistler was one of the first ski resorts to build out biking infrastructure to increase their off-season business, but now they are far from alone. Mammoth in California’s Eastern Sierras, Aspen and Snowmass in Colorado, Timberline Creek in Oregon and Mountain Creek in New Jersey have all become mountain biking destinations.
Connector between Circle O and North 40 is an easy dirt singletrack. This is a longer ride that starts easy, but becomes more challenging. You will climb almost 600 feet either direction you ride, but riding counterclockwise offers the lower uphill grades.
They excel on steep descents, bike parks, and anytime you’re going fast. Head angles range from 62 to 66 degrees and reaches are longer to keep your weight farther behind the front wheel. In the past year, we’ve ridden and evaluated more than 100 of the top giant ROAD BIKESs—everything from budget hardtails to do-it-all trail models to bomber downhill race bikes.
If you live by that old saying that you should scare yourself a little every day, the P.Series P.3 is your huckleberry. Our hardtail freestyler delivers a bombproof ride with versatile geometry that shines whether you’re in the park, on a flow trail, or launching loading docks. RUGGED INDIVIDUALIST Look, you’re gonna wad it up now and then. Whether park, dirt, or street, the P.Series P.3 is built to handle it all. When you’re high in the air, you need a frame you can rely on to stick the landing.