Every Trail Tells a Story

Built circa 2011, this was the last project on BOOGALOO in which an original builder had significant hands-on involvement. Was it worth the effort?

While riding BOOGALOO, Evan Wise discusses the rewards of participating in local building efforts.

Long before there were aloha-shirted US “patriots” with AR-15s, three BOOGALOO-obsessed Yukoners were armed to the teeth—with handsaws.

Still stalling for time, BOOGALOO builder and podcaster Mark Koepke enlists a former employee to help him crank out one final teaser.

In Thane Phillips’ absence, fellow BOOGALOO builders Mark Koepke and Jesse Devost explore concepts ranging from “new agey” to authoritarian.

Jesse Devost and Mark Koepke recall the good times of building BOOGALOO for Thane Phillips.

In which we dispense with gnome-related nonsense and reveal the subject of our next oral history.

Exactly like a ‘90s TV drama set in Baltimore. Except it was a “true crime” podcast. Set in Whitehorse. On singletrack. And only gnomes got murdered.

2024 brings big changes to the simultaneously expanding and contracting universe of Yukon mountain bike trail podcasts.

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While riding STARBUCK'S REVENGE, Sylvain reflects on the evolution of Boréale Explorers within the Yukon’s mountain biking scene.