This post is a little overdue! Today I wanted to share the details of our mountain biking adventure from a couple of weeks ago.

Denver Adventures Mountain Biking via Treble in the Kitchen

Denver Adventures Mountain Biking via Treble in the Kitchen

To celebrate our wedding anniversary, Brian and I have started a little tradition of doing some sort of “adventure.” ย Last year we went white water rafting and this year we went mountain biking. ย I love our little tradition ๐Ÿ™‚

While Brian and I are both very active and love trying new things, I want to be completely honest in saying that I am very cautious when it comes to trying new things that involve a lot of risk…like skiing or mountain biking.

Because of this, taking a mountain biking lesson was the PERFECT way for us to safely try out a new-to-us sport!

Denver Adventures Mountain Biking via Treble in the Kitchen

We took our lesson through Denver Adventures, and I would highly recommend it to anyone wanting to try mountain biking for the first time.

Our guide was very knowledgable, he happily answered ALL of my questions (trust me, I ask a TON!), and he made sure Brian and I felt confident and had a great time out on the trail.

Our tour started early at 8am, so we were the first people to head out for the day. ย We arrived at the headquarters (they offer to pick you up if you are visiting the area and don’t have a car!), loaded the bikes up on the truck and we were off!

Denver Adventures Mountain Biking via Treble in the Kitchen

It was just myself, Brian and our guide which made me feel so much more at ease. ย While I was much slower than Brian and our guide, they waited for me at several check points and always made sure I was having fun and that I was comfortable. ย I absolutely loved it and had a blast ๐Ÿ™‚

Denver Adventures Mountain Biking via Treble in the Kitchen

I really felt like we learned the basics of mountain biking, so if we want to go out on our own or with friends I have a much better understanding of how to be a safe and successful mountain biker.

Question of the Morning:

  • Have you ever been mountain biking?
  • Would you prefer to take a mountain biking lesson or just go for it on your own and try to figure it out?
  • How do you celebrate special occasions with your significant other?

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  1. Yay! Looks like you had a lot of fun! What a cool tradition to have with your husband. I love it! My next big test with mountain biking it going to be doing some downhill biking. You have to take the chair lifts up to the top with your bike and that kinda scares me!

  2. Wow- I believe if we lived near eachother we’d be BF! Ha- my husband and I celebrate the same way- we’re headed to Fiji this year to explore there and New Zealand’s “black water rafting”! I’ll be sure to share how that goes too ๐Ÿ™‚

  3. I’ve been “mountain” biking in Virginia twice. I had a small wreck the first time and a pretty nasty wreck the second time, so I think lessons are a terrific idea!
    However, I’m incredibly accident-prone, so I don’t think anything would have prevented me from getting some kind of injury. :p

    • It was definitely scary, but the lesson helped me feel so much more confident ๐Ÿ™‚

  4. This looks like so much fun! I just got a bike and started riding. I don’t think I’m ready for mountain biking yet! There are two huge parks near me that always have bikers. Maybe I’ll check them out sometime ๐Ÿ™‚ Great post!

    • Mountain biking is a bit scary at first ๐Ÿ™‚ I wish Brian and I had our own bikes!!

  5. I’ve never been mountain biking, but I really want to try it! I think I would want someone to give me a lesson first!

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