In to the Wild

I've spent a lot of time on mountains riding bikes, I even used to race downhill when I was younger. But I never imagined riding in the snow. On the mountain as fall arrived the bikes would go away and the snowboard would come out.

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But clearly that isn't the case for everyone. Seeing this guy powering through, heading up one of the trails in the Kananaskis Valley was a moment where I reflected and thought maybe I need to rethink about riding a bike.

All the power to him.

Thanks for reading.

Scott

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Nice shot...and I agree that you definitely should rethink riding in the snow. I absolutely love it, and get out on snowy trails every chance I get. There is no better way to improve your bike handling skills.

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I almost had an accident while biking
Since then have had this fear for biking

The only way to get over the fear is to get back on a bike. Just stick to the trails and you will pretty safe.

It's harder than it sounds
But ama give it a try👌👍

riding in the snow is the best!

DH rider reporting in, SNOW RIDING IS DOPE!!!! unless its ice!snowbike1.jpg

Can't imagine how hard it is to hike In snow

There's no snow in my country but definitely if I had the chance i would do it!! U should try it.

I have done cycling on normal roads but not on mountains.I felt a great desire for it after reading this short post and your nice capture
-cheers-

WOW..it's very beautiful.like it.your photography is amazing.thank you for sharing such a wonderful photo.go ahead.keep it up.waiting for your next post.

Decide what you want to do with your time on earth and your life would be great. In each of us sleeps an adventurer we just have to wake him up!

What a gorgeous location. I'd never heard of Kananaskis valley but now I'll definitely check it out!

You have to go biking in the snow @scottdphoto. The picture looks beautiful.

Oh my good Ferry nice this post.....

Looking good bro, osadharo man

Awsome picture,
Yes,
You need to rethink.

it's kind of a lot of work to ride in the snow even with the big tires, then you are pushing those big tires around, probably better to just take a picture of someone else doing it.

very good photography and interesting history

@scottdphoto wow dear heaven on earth speechless keep sharing dear

Looking good bro, I wish I can do like what you did

My first thought: "I need to buy a bike"
My second thought : "No money"
My third thought : "Let's go to macdonalds"

Amazing photos BTW, i don't have any snow near my city... the only snow i get is when i open the refrigerator to grab myself some icecream

Nice post

My hobby is bike too,
3000km in 1 year my record.

Very good post, I really like it. Not in vain I follow you. Very helpful. thank you

How much harder is it to bike in snow versus ground or concrete ? Does the wheel spin in place sometimes ?

very beautiful scenery

This is worthy of respect @scottdphoto!

Nice picture, mate!

very nice

Very nice post and great photo!

it was a great ride .... the landscape is perfect

Maybe it's never too late to do what we like so much. They say that there is always a second chance. Try it, if it is your true desire. @scottdphoto

it can be very exciting, I also do not say goodbye to winter bike)

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Nice post !! Thanks for sharing

cycling on snow is beautiful, the sounds are so different, everything feels much quieter and harmonious

The experience of riding a bicycle in the snow should be spectacular. beautiful photography.

where is this? man I would love to experience just being on a place like this someday :)

Always wanted to try snowboarding. I've heard it ain't so easy. But it does sound like fun. Great photo, place looks beautiful.

An incredible view!!!

Mountains riding bikes, best sport ever, and if there is snow, much better, congrats excellent post.

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So, I have always wanted to ride in the snow on my trek. Any tips for newcomers?

Great view for biking!!!

bikes in the snow... awesome

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I can hardly believe that she looks so easy on her bike on a snowy road. It really needs a lot of energy for it all. @scottdphoto