Although Sun Valley is known as a grip-it-and-rip-it sort of knobby tire town, the road cycling isn't too shabby either. With over 30 miles of perfectly paved bike paths, Highway 75 linking town to the high mountain valley north to Galena and even into the Stanley Basin, miles of meditative road miles lie ahead.

If you're on the Wood River Trail, we ask that you are respectful and follow these guidelines:

• Please be respectful of other users, regardless of their mode, speed or skill level.
• Don't block the trail, keep right, except to pass.
• Slower traffic has the right-of-way.
• Bikers - yield to vehicular traffic when crossing trails and roads, anticipate vehicles on curves and intersections, yield to pedestrians and equestrians.
• Don't spook the horses! Slow down and speak to them when passing.
• Give advance notice before passing, use voice or bell.
• Helmets save lives! Please wear one.
• Control your dog, keep them in voice control or on a leash and clean up after them. There are poop bags in various places along the WRT
• Trash - pack it in, pack it out! Keep the trails clean. There are trash cans in various places along the WRT.
• Control your speed, know your limit - ride within it!

If you've caught the gravel road craze, even better, as the region is littered nearly limitless country roads connecting the mountains to the north and farm country to the south. Check out the link below for a map full of gravel rides in the area.