[jag55]

HEY calling all edmonton mtb riders looking for people who ride trails in the area
need to find the hidden places that long time riders know of , or just a good trail that you can point me to thanks , happy trails

 

[WpgRider]

New to the area too, when I get my bikes here, I plan on hooking up with an LBS to do some club rides.

 

[Excel]

Welcome!

I've been riding Edmonton for many years, but I've only started to take it seriously since last year.

Terwilligar Park is a good place to ride. Watch out for dog walkers on the main trails. Mill Creek Park and Ravine are excellent, too.

There are miles of singletrack and multiuse trails up and down the River Valley. LBS rides sound like a great way to get yourself acquainted with the trails here. Pick up one of the Cycle Edmonton maps. A LBS should have one.

Supposedly Fort Saskatchewan has the best stuff around here, but I haven't tried those trails yet.

 

[revrnd]

Edmonton LBSs

I plan on hooking up with an LBS to do some club rides.

I'll be spending a couple of days in Edmonton @ the beginning & end of a driving trip to the Yukon. Are there any LBSs that I might want to check out for local apparel (caps/jerseys)?

 

[Jag]

Shops to visit....

I'll be spending a couple of days in Edmonton @ the beginning & end of a driving trip to the Yukon. Are there any LBSs that I might want to check out for local apparel (caps/jerseys)?

* United Cycle
*Revolution Cycle
*Western Cycle

Are the biggest shops in E town (notice I didn't say best) with probably the best selections of apparel. As usual there are lots of good deals at Mountain Equipment Co-op of clothing.

Good Luck

Jag