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Celebrating the changing of the seasons at the Fall Equinox Trails Fest (opens the original)
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Duluth trail organizations gathered at the Hartley Nature Center on Tuesday, September 22 to celebrate the changing seasons and their shared commitment to outdoor trails. The event brought together Duluth Cross Country Ski Club (DXC), Cyclists of Gitchee Gumee Shores (COGGS), and the Duluth Foot Trails Alliance (DUFTA), three groups with overlapping interests in Duluth’s outdoor spaces. “It was just a really easy way to bring the three outdoor organizations together. So DXC, COGGS and DUFTA, and
Feed the Need: The Boat Club puts a fall spin on everyday ingredients (opens the original)
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Using ingredients commonly found at food shelves like Second Harvest, Chef Valeria Busenbark from The Boat Club in Duluth took inspiration from both the fall season and her Mexican heritage to create a soup, entrée, and dessert that brings restaurant-quality cooking to the family dinner table. Chef Busenbark and sous chef Andrew Baumann got right to work when the basket of ingredients was revealed. She said that growing up, her mother would often make the most out of what was available in their
COGGS hosts first-ever Pride mountain bike ride (opens the original)
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A new mountain bike ride is part of this year’s Duluth-Superior Pride Week events, offering a fresh way for the community to celebrate. “I thought it would be fun to formally do something with Pride this year and reached out to the committee, and they said, ‘Yeah, let’s go for it,'” said Mary Cowen Bantle, a COGGS crew ambassador and organizer of the Pride ride. The event is hosted by COGGS, which aims to make local trails accessible to everyone. “We’re really all about creating welcoming spaces
Taking on the trails at Giant's Ridge mountain bike park (opens the original)
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You might think of Giant’s Ridge in Biwabik as a ski or golf destination – but one of its biggest draws is its mountain bike park. “Giants Ridge is most well-known for our lift-served bike park. We have 12 purpose-built downhill gravity trails, ranging from a beginner green trail, all the way up to very challenging and technical double black trails, and a good variety of progression in between,” said assistant general manager Benji Neff. Not only are there downhill trails for those looking for a
Spirit Mountain’s summer camps make mountain biking fun for all skill levels (opens the original)
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Each year, more kids are joining the mountain biking scene, finding fun, friends and a new way to stay active. “Positive recreation is such a good thing. And just to give folks that opportunity has been amazing,” said Jon Regenold, programming and rental manager at Spirit Mountain. At Spirit Mountain, summer camps like the Lil Rippers introduce kids to the excitement of trail riding. “Maybe they have been biking on pavement, maybe they are on gravel, but we are then teaching them those fundament
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