Braydon Bringhurst | 8600FT | Full Film

Watch Braydon Bringhurst’s feature-length film “8600FT” above, documenting his climb of the iconic "Whole Enchilada'' trail in Moab, Utah.

“The Whole Enchilada” is one of mountain biking’s most epic trails – attracting expert-level riders from around the globe to Moab, Utah, to challenge its 8000-plus feet of descending over rugged and raw terrain littered with rock drops and boulder fields. But no one has ever tried to ride up every inch of the trail – until now.

Equally mentally challenging as physical, “8600FT” is a 1.5-hour feature-length film of Braydon Bringhurst’s attempt to summit "The Whole Enchilada."

CHARITABLE RAFFLE TO BENEFIT MENTAL HEALTH ADVOCACY

Mental health practices are a recurring theme in “8600FT”—and to benefit mental health awareness, Braydon is raffling a custom Canyon Spectral 29, an exact replica of the bike ridden in the film. All raised funds will go to Crisis Text Line, a mental health non-profit that provides free, 24/7, high-quality text-based mental health support and crisis intervention by empowering a community of trained volunteers to support people in their moments of need. Crisis Text Line is building an empathetic world where nobody feels alone, and your donation today can help propel their important work.

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[peterosullivan]

Braydon understandably and deservedly gets most of the praise - but Nicole (his wife) directed and edited. She did a masterful job because the quality of the story is effortless. Her work seems invisible - which is a big part of what makes this movie so brilliant.

[isaachlloyd]

This redefines hard. This film hasn't just inspired me to be a better rider, it's inspired me to be a tougher person. Thank you Braydon

[SecretSpots]

In a way, this is the 'Free Solo" of MTB. Absolutely remarkable. This will always be remembered in the timeline of MTB history for years to come. Massive respect.

[muskokatp]

I’m 55. Used to do 24 hr solo Mtb racing along with lots of other extreme sports. I’ve ridden DOWN the Enchilada twice so I know what you accomplished. Truly one of the most insane feats I’ve ever seen. Good on ya! Thanks for the inspiration!!! I watched this from my couch while nursing a double leg break in a motocross accident. Found myself pedalling my broken leg while watching you grind lol. A much needed uplift, you changed me today and for that I thank you immensely!

[vitalmtb]

You're an inspiration, Braydon! Thank you for opening yourself up and taking us along your journey of attempting such an unimaginable challenge.

[andybiker-hiker]

For decades I've always loved the challenge of climbing on an MTB, never too fussed about downhill shredding. I was so chuffed to find this video of a superior athlete who not only loves MTB climbs but is arguably one of the world's best at it. Braydon is like Nino Schurter, on a level far above pretty well everyone. Reminds me of Alex Honnold in his pursuit, psychology and athletics. High five also to the producer of the video, brilliantly done

[stbeeman]

I don’t think I could ride the Snotch down, let alone climb it. Every video I’ve seen convinces me this is a “Must Walk” feature. To see Braydon clean it UPHILL is insane!

[ryanpetry]

At first I was thinking, "that's kinda interesting", but the way that every component of the story was shown, and the process was detailed made this captivating and inspiring. Free Solo of MTB. Well done Braydon and Canyon!

[CapybaraCM]

Writing from the perspective of a stay at home parent to an amazing spouse, I give his wife huge kudos to be the partner that enables her husband to go out an accomplish big things that are very visible to the world. She's doing big things are that mostly invisible to the world but are just as challenging and perhaps even more important. "Well done!" to both of you.

And to Canyon bikes, thanks for including her and the children in this video because they are a part of his team as well.

[firbolg]

I'm just a 44 yo fart trying to get back in shape and you're an absolute unit and one hell of an inspiration. If you carved your way up 8600ft... I can do this hill on my commute home. I'll never bitch about it ever again! :)

[stuartdavis]

The most beautiful mtb film I've ever seen.

[bluehexagonsun]

lol at 29:26 when he said "this is supposed to be fun, right?" I felt that

[evamtbforptsd]

One of the best motivational mtb videos ever. Much love and respect goes out to Braydon and his crew for making this trek for all to enjoy and take to heart. Thank you Canyon for supporting them through this journey. Always keep your head up and keep pushing. God Speed and Fair Winds.

[swassociates]

I've ridden down the Whole Enchilada four times. Not once could I clean everything, and theres many spots I wouldn't even attempt. Walking a few spots scared me. This is a supreme effort.

[hardtailparty]

Such an inspiration on so many levels. Bravo Braydon, bravo.

[dereknokes]

This just doesn't seem possible to me - yet you did it! Truly inspiring Braydon!

[carterbetteridge]

This is the free solo of mountain biking. Well done Braydon, you're a legend

[fabiangonzalezgarcia]

Great work from his wife and him. Also he is the undoubtably the ultimate GOAT!! 💯💯💯

[gohigheroutdoors]

Watched the whole thing, the Whole Enchilada, and still working to accept that he did this. 2 hours ago this feat was beyond comprehension. Incredible! A true Mountain Biking Hardman. So inspiring to so many!

[Vempire]

That anaerobic power and regeneration. The skill. The mental power. Fuuuuck. That is inspirational.