This year marks the debut of Woolley Fest and we couldn't be more hyped to run it alongside the FEST Series. Fest represents everything we love about riding. Taking control as a rider, and pushing the sport to new heights.
2025 TEASER
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Set for August 30th in 2025, Woolley Fest is shaping up to be the biggest freeride event in North America. We are bringing together 50 of the world's top freeriders to showcase their style and vision of freeride mountain biking.
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The event is hosted by HESH MTB, and the event recap will be captured by the in-house media crew and promoted through FEST Series and our channels. All with the goal of helping push the sport, making a postive impact on the next generation and creating new experiences in the PNW.
The Hosts
Ryan McNulty
Torsenn Brown
Talus Turk
Cole goodnight
With the goal in mind of supporting the core freeride culture and sharing this experience with the riding community, Ryan and Talus decided to partner up with Nico Vink and The FEST Series in 2024 to create something new to the PNW along side Torsenn and Cole.
The Builders
The course, designed and built by the Shire Crew, is a mix of trail riding, dirt jumping, and big air, allowing riders to express themselves however they choose. Packed with step-downs, massive jumps, shark fins, hips, drops, every lap is set to showcase progression and creativity.
Scotty Scamehorn
Spencer Baldwin
The Lookout
Zack Goodwin
Zack Goodwin moved to Clear Lake at age six and began carving bike trails into the hillside behind his home. After stepping away from riding for a while, he returned in 2018 with a vision to rebuild the trails this time for good. By 2022, he and his wife, Jen, had acquired more than 20 acres, including the original hillside, launching the next chapter of The Lookout.
Now open to the public,
The Lookout is a hub for mountain biking where riders of all levels can progress on professionally built trails, take in sweeping views, and experience the spirit of Pacific Northwest riding. Because of Zak and the Lookout, Woolley fest was able to come into existence and we cant thank him enough for that.
