Pictures From Virgin, Utah – October, 2020

Pictures From Virgin, Utah – October, 2020
Last weekend, we attended a couple of events. The Utah NICA league had its state championships in St. George and our friends from the RaceKraft MTB Team staked a claim in the desert outside of Virgin.
We spent the first night camped next to the NICA pit zone, but were able to spend a couple of evenings with the RaceKraft crew in the dirt.
Utah’s unlimited outdoors was on full display. When the red rocks collide with big skies and the wind is chill, the kids can enjoy the mountain biking across this world-class terrain without the crowds and clamor of city living. Here are a few photos from the weekend.

Fall and spring in the Utah desert can be quite amazing. If the wind is low and the bugs are out of town, it’s hard to leave.
Our friend Aiden [far right] @aiden_parish83 works on sealing a deal from the comfort of his remote office.

The fun is spread out over several square miles. It’s like Disneyland, but uncrowded and fun.

No lift lines all day long.
MTB Helmets For Kids
Make sure your kids have proper, well-fitting head protection.
Knee Pads For Kids
Knee pads are another level of protection for young riders.
Hydration Packs For Kids
Is your kid big enough to carry their own water and supplies?

Look ahead. Level pedals. Attack position on the bike. One finger on each brake lever. Well done!

A chest protector is a good idea out here because O-T-B doesn’t just stand for “Outside The Beltway”.

Wyatt returns to the ground floor of the venue on a line with a few bumps and drops.

Riding a narrow strip of the desert’s dusty slip-and-slide.

The Flying Monkey trail is a favorite. Tyge has to walk a section or two, but he can iron out the tail every time.

Getting sendy on a run-out from a steep, chunky line.

Attend Virgin Tech. It’s an experience and education all its own. Learn as you go. Broaden your horizons and meet like-minded people.

Until next time, Virgin. We hope it’s soon.
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