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The wait is over.
IMBA has revealed the 2010 class of "Epic" rides--and the six new trails might just be the most diverse yet, the association proclaims.
Decide for yourself:
Black Rock/Falls City, Oregon "The Black Rock Epic offers gravity-oriented mountain bikers a dream area, set in a classic Northwest forest."
Fresno-Sauceda Loop/Big Bend Ranch State Park, Texas "This burly loop offers a blend of singletrack, creek beds and 4x4 roads, with frequent, often steep, climbs and descents."
Hurricane Cliffs/Hurricane, Utah "Grand mesas, vertical rock formations, and deep canyons combine with extinct volcanoes and vast rolling arroyos, bringing together a taste of all that southwest Utah's Color Country has to offer."
MoCo Loop/Montgomery County, Maryland "The 40-mile MoCo Epic reveals the possibilities for great riding in suburban landscapes."
Oak Mountain/Oak Mountain State Park, Alabama "This mountainous trail winds around a large lake, offering stunning vistas."
Rock Lake/Cable, Wisconsin "The deep-forest North Woods riding creates a memorable experience that any mountain biker will savor."
IMBA Epics are nominated by IMBA clubs, chapters and individual members and selected by IMBA staff.
Have you ever ridden an IMBA-designated Epic ride? Was it everything you hoped for and more?
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