Check out the USGS Real-Time Water Data for the Little Missouri at Medora, ND.
May 12th, 2008 - Check out our new photo gallery courtesy of professional photographer Jeremy Wade Shockley. That's great, but we've also just got in more Maverick bikes to meet the demand for rentals.
April 17th, 2008 - We got a jump start on spring this year. We returned from Arizona the end of March and our first customers showed up on April 5th! It snowed that night but with the dry conditions, the snow melted and there was dust on the trail by mid afternoon Sunday. The Crocus (Pasque flowers) are in bloom and with the recent rains it's really starting to green up.
The shop is open with a flexible schedule and we'll be there as often as weather permits. We have to rely on "Solar" heat as our "early 1900 era blacksmith shop" is not heated. So for those of you planning your summer adventure, e-mail is still the best communication. Use keywords Maah Daah Hey Trail, Shuttle, Bike rental etc... so my Spam filters don't delete it. I have been checking messages, and you can leave a message on the machine as well.
It's official! We are now available to shuttle, guide, rent bikes, repair bikes and custom order your new Cannondale, Maverick or KHS bicycle. Stayed tuned to this website for my "Need to Know" segment of the Maah Daah Hey Trail. Hope to hear from you soon!
Jennifer & Loren
December 25th, 2007 - The Theodore Roosevelt Medora Foundation granted permission for Loren to build a trail along the Little Missouri River from the bridge to the bike path. Loren hasn't lost his knack for designing a fun trail and this approximate 1.5 mile stretch winds its way along the river, through the cottonwoods, and will be a great beginner trail as well a perfect connector to hook up with the Maah Daah Hey Trail. It is about 60% complete, which he will resume next spring.
Maah Daah Hey Trail Shuttle.
