A candid chat with two extraordinary riders who also happen to save lives.

In conjunction with the launch of the collective team initiative, Devinci is introducing a new community grant program.

Sensible-ish.

How do you cope with a sport that has inherent risks? And how do you balance that with life as a first-responder? Henry sits down with Steve to find out.

Watch the incredible videos from Dirt Diaries from the comfort of your own home.

Steve is back to riding Squamish's steeps.

Watch the Nevada transplant get a feel for the Sea to Sky granite, with a little help from his friends.

We wish Steve all the best with his recovery from this injury sustained during the 2022 Tour de Gnar.

We're looking forward to see what Yoann's cooking up for the mega day later this summer.

Remy helps Steve progress to the gnarliest side hits on Gouranga in Squamish.

Big exposure, high consequences, precise and technical...

Photographer Dave Smith takes us behind the cover image of Beta's Spring '22 Issue—out on newsstands now.

Not your average game of BIKE.

Vanderhoek thrives under pressure.

Steve Vanderhoek grows a greasy little duster to raise awareness for men's health and has some good time on two wheels.

Remy Metailler & Steve Vanderhoek take a look at some fresh sections of trail after both being injured over the summer.

From biking, skiing, motorcycles to cliff jumping, Steve & Mark Vanderhoek have always done it together.

15 years after Remy Metailler first saw these features in iconic MTB films, Steve Vanderhoek shows him where they are and the two ride them.

Not many people would stand at the top of this rock and say "I think we could ride this at some point."

We catch up with Steve Vanderhoek while he recovers from his recent injury.

Rémy Métailler & Steve Vanderhoek take on some spicy lines that don't go completely to plan.

Vanderhoek says he says he ended up cartwheeling down a slab for a long ways and he's just happy it's not worse.

Steve Vanderhoek shares the wild POV shots from a full day of riding some huge features.

The two hit the gnarliest and most iconic features between Pemberton and Vancouver.

An alternate line that definitely isn't for the faint of heart.

Geoff Gulevich, Rémy Métailler, Yoann Barelli​ & Steve Vanderhoek test out their skills on some gnarly Squamish trails.

'I don't think I've ever been that scared on a bike before.' - Yoann Barelli

Remy Metailler and Steve Vanderhoek sample some new steep and tech trails in Squamish.

Steve Vanderhoek hunts down some huge gaps on a classic North Shore trail.

Linking together these features looks near impossible.

Death defying lines on the home of freeride.

Steve Vanderhoek dons his Movember moustache and sends it on his local trails.

Fresh lines with massive exposure.