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This mountain bike hub just reached a new level with its first chairlift-served bike park, featuring 20-plus gravity trails open year-round for all levels. Our columnist Graham Averill gives a full report. The post The MTB Capital of the World Just Got Its First Lift-Served Bike Park. I Was One of the First to Ride It. appeared first on Outside Online.

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