Former Shenandoah native and Iowa Wrestler, Matt Anderson lined up against 7 time Tour De France Champion Lance Armstrong and his Radio Shack teammates Levi Leipheimer and Jason McCartney along with 184 other professionals at the 24th annual SRAM Tour of the Gila, held April 28- May 2, 2010 in the historic town of Silver City, New Mexico.
Since finishing 40th in the 2007 Iditarod Sled Dog Race, Anderson traded his sled for a bike and progressed from a USA cycling category 5 amateur road cyclist to a Category Pro 1 at the end of the 2009 racing season, while racing for Team Fitzgeralds out of Jackson Hole, Wyoming.
Scott Wood and Splatric Cunningham both made it up to the pass for some trail riding 2 days ago. This is what they came back with.
Teton Pass Parallel Trail from Scott Wood on Vimeo.

The TRAINING WHEEL and KICKBIKE race is sure to be the marquee event of the Run & Ride! If you are racing in the morning, please stick around to watch the little ones show you how it’s really done. If you have a little one who wants to feel the what it means to really Run & Ride, please bring them by for this free event!
Training Wheel & Kick Bike kids will race an abbreviated course around the school house cul de sac while the non-training wheel, under 11 kids will head off on a shortened running and biking course behind the school house.
Friends of Pathways
, Teton Freedom Riders, Jackson Hole Ski Patrol and the Forest Service will host National Trails Day on SATURDAY, JUNE 5TH. ”With over 150 volunteers expected, National Trails Day should have the biggest turnout in the history of the event in Teton County”, stated Tim Young, Friends of Pathways Executive Director. National Trails Day is an opportunity for trail users to volunteer their time to make trails close to home sustainable and improve functionality for future use.
The Forest Service always looks forward to National Trails Day as the kick-off for the summer trail season. “This year we are particularly excited about the opportunity to join with so many partners to improve a wonderful multi-use trail system and at the same time honor Big Wally and our long-time partners at Red Top Meadows. The trails at Munger Mountain are popular with mountain bikers, horse riders, and hikers and also are open for motorcycle use from July 1 – September 9 so we encourage everyone to come out and help make this trail system really work for all users.” said Linda Merigliano, BTNF District Program Manager.
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