Every mountain biker has been here at one point- pushing through slippery, steep, thick mud. The kind of mud that stops your tires from rolling and makes your bike weigh 60 pounds. The kind of mud that makes you stop every 100 yards to find a stick to get some of the mud out.
Riding (pushing) the Dyke Trail, Crested Butte, Colorado.
We do try not to ride in muddy conditions. Fortunately, the trail dried out just a bit farther for a sweet descent through some of the largest aspens (plus ferns and waist-high wildflowers) I’ve ever seen.
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