A Super Fun MTB Lap Down Teton Pass Flow Trail

5 to 9 on the Candyland Trail with Jeff Brines
by Updated July 4, 2016

"Summer is upon us and so is the claustrophobic feeling of sitting in an office all day. 5 pm can’t come fast enough. Jeff Brines, Stio ambassador, shows how much fun a single lap on Teton Pass after work can be."

Looks like his dog is having just as much fun as he is, leading the way down the trail.

 


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anonymous by Greg Novak on 7/3/2016
What trail on Teton pass is this?
I'm lucky enough to be here in Teton County during the summer after riding the Teton Backcountry / Sublette County powder all winter.

Hey Greg,

It looks like it's the "Candyland" downhill trail on Teton Pass.  Here's a video that gives you another look at "Jimmy's Mom" trail to "Candyland" on Teton Pass: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BPDZL8NUIIw

Watch a little history on the CandyLand Trail (Teton Freedom Riders) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ABJVlAH3dSg

 

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