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This year, there are nine inductees into the National BMX Hall Of Fame. The "Class of 2012" consists of the following people:

• John Palfreyman, Jr., Pioneer BMX Racer
• Eric Carter, BMX Racer
• Mat Hoffman, BMX Freestyler
• Steve Johnson, BMX Industry
• Windy Osborn, BMX Woman
• Special Recognition - The 2008 Olympic BMX Team (Mike Day, Donny Robinson, Kyle Bennett and Jill Kintner)

The 2012 National BMX Hall Of Fame Induction Ceremony and Dinner will take place on June 16 in Chula Vista, California. For the first time, a new category honors the women who have significantly contributed to the sport of BMX.

Want to learn more about BMX racing? Brush up on the many different styles of mountain bike racing here!

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Located at 5,200 feet, Gooseberry Mesa is an ideal spot to mountain bike in any season. The technical trail keeps riders of every ability on their toes with its mix of easy, intermediate and difficult trails.

I recently spent some time riding the Mesa and have nothing but praise for the trail system. Whether or not you are local to the area, this first-class ride should be on every mountain biker's short list.

Read my full review here--and then make plans to ride it for yourself.

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I spent a week in Southwest Utah recently. A mecca for mountain bikers, I didn't abandon my saddle a single day I was in town.

During my visit, I had the pleasure of riding an International Mountain Bicycling Association designated "Epic" trail: the Hurricane Cliffs Trail Network. Fast and flowy, this was a ride I never wanted to end. And at 21 miles long, it almost didn't! Yep, it's a long one, but well worth the time in the scorching desert sun for quality time on your saddle.

Check out the full review here. And read more reviews on IMBA Epic Trails.

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Looking for some sweet singletrack in a specific region?

Look no further. We've gathered up all the trail reviews into one spot so you can spend less time searching and more time in your saddle.

You're welcome.

Of course, there are only so many trails a girl can ride before other obligations get in the way. You can help me add to the list! Don't see your favorite trail here? Submit your own personal review and we'll publish it!