Discover viewrider
PHILOSOPHY
We have a deep appreciation for our public lands.
We enjoy local access to the Pike San Isabel National Forest, Rocky Mountain National Park, Bureau of Land Management areas, multiple Colorado State Parks and special use areas, as well as abundant county and city mountain parks. We encourage you to get outside wherever you are. Protect and enjoy your own local public lands!
Terrie has spent the last three seasons volunteering with the Colorado Mountain Bike Association in partnership with the US Forest Service as a mountain bike patroller on the Buffalo Creek trail system southwest of Denver.
Please reduce your impact on the land as much as possible by staying on trails, camping in established campgrounds, and packing out your trash and pet waster. Follow local guidance for human waste disposal.
Preserve and protect these vulnerable landscapes, and support land managers however you can.
WHO WE ARE
We live in the Colorado mountains.
We play outside with gratitude for the wild places we get to explore.
Terrie leads the adventures and takes most of the pictures.
Sven carries the heavy packs and does most of the design work and tech support.
Scout herds us out the door.
SCOUT
Scout is always ready to play on the trails!
He's a rescue pup from New Mexico and our very most favorite dog ever.
He loves to meet new people and dog friends!
Say hi if you see us out there!
ABOUT VIEWRIDER
Woman owned, VIEWRIDER LLC was born to give everyone a place to meet us and to source our calendars and Colorado themed merch. We take all the photos and do all of the design work ourselves.
Conifer Bike Shop in Conifer, Colorado sells our hats, and we’ve also partnered with Etsy and third-party printers to produce our products on demand and ship directly to you.
We look forward to making new friends, whether it’s outside on the trails or here online. Please reach out! We’d love to hear from you!
Go Play Outside
We believe that the best views emerge in wild, quiet places.
We believe that views get even better when it takes effort to get there.
We chase views from our bikes, our skis, and our feet.
When our bodies are exhausted, we stop to look around.
And take pictures.
So. Many. Pictures.
We hope our images bring you as much joy as chasing them brings us!
Go outside. Explore. Tread lightly.
Take lots of pictures.