Where the Trail Ends,

Darren and a group of the world's top freeride mountain bikers set out to find a new riding zone in Utah, but with over a decade of riding history in the state, finding unridden terrain proves harder than one would think.

The crew decides that to find new terrain they'll have to get off the continent and head down to Argentina on rumors of an amazing zone on the edge of the Andes.

To find new terrain in Darren's own back yard, the province of British Columbia, Canada, the boys head down the Fraser River on rumors of an unridden alpine desert.

Darren knows if he wants to push big mountain riding they'll have to go to the biggest mountains in the world. They head to Nepal to a remote region in the Himalayas but the deeper they get the more it looks like the location may be unrideable.

After 2 years traveling the globe, the crew decides to return back to Utah and see if everything they learned abroad can push the level of riding back in the birthplace of the sport.

There is one location left to be explored, a region Darren explored many years ago, the Gobi Desert. The team heads to China in search of the ultimate proving ground.