With demand for winter outdoor sports expected to remain strong, a scarcity of cross-country skis and fat-tire bikes could leave some people stuck in the cold without the latest new gear. The problem, ...

Explore all that winter in Northern Michigan has to offer. From cross-country skiing to snowshoeing, here are our favorite winter rental spots across the region to find everything you need for your ...

BIKE Magazine aims to feature only the best products and services. If you buy something via one of our links, we may earn a commission. The advancements in modern XC bikes are coming fast, and we’re ...

MPR News reporter Kirsti Marohn picks up her bike after a slow-speed wipeout while riding the trails at Cuyuna near Ironton, Minn. on Jan. 14. CATHY WURZER: It's part of our new series called Winter ...

SUTTONS BAY, MI - Sometimes, winter in Michigan just gets better the deeper you get into the season. That’s always true when you find little gems that fuel your outdoor adventures. Shady Lane Cellars ...

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. — Indian Trails Golf Course in Grand Rapids is a year-round park. Snowshoe rentals are $3. Cross-country skiers can hit the trail, which is plowed fresh daily. Guests have to bring ...

BAXTER — The Baxter City Council listened Tuesday, Jan. 4, to a presentation for plans to allow snow grooming of trails in southwest Baxter’s open spaces for fat tire biking by the Brainerd Family ...

Standard winter activities such as ice skating, snow skiing, etc., are commonplace in WNY. But for those who are looking for something a little out of the ordinary, it can take some digging around.

COPPER HARBOR, MI – With snow falling across Michigan this week, the northernmost point of the Upper Peninsula is inviting visitors to check out its groomed winter trails. Copper Harbor Trails Club is ...

Geometry is decidedly cross-country, for a Santa Cruz Another contemporary carbon hardtail that runs a 27.2mm seat post, Santa Cruz’s Highball might have all the attributes of a lightweight racing ...

A few years ago, when mountain bikers on fat-tired bikes first ventured into the Minnesota woods, a group of guys went online to share their best tips for making the trails ridable. Despite the 4-inch ...