Complete the first level. Simple.



Each track's night mode is unlocked by completing the day mode "Free Ride" track.



Make your way through every trail's beginner challenges and you'll get access every major region.

Well, complete all challenges - grouped by area.



Well, complete all challenges - grouped by difficulty.



All outfits and paint jobs, which are needed for these achievements, are the rewards for successfully completing the challenges above.
For a full overview check the last chapter of this guide.



You unlock bikes by buying them for "bike parts". As for the outfits and paint jobs above, bike parts are rewards for completing challenges.
It doesn't matter in which order you unlock them.

16 trails x 6 bikes = a minimum of 96 successful runs.
Very simple task, but not necessarily an easy one.

It's very easy to keep track of which combinations you have and haven't completed yet, by checking the upper right corner of each map:

The symbols from left to right:
> Grasshopper
-> Trailblazer
--> Pacebraker
---> Boar
----> Javelin
-----> Geronimo.
In other words: identical to the ingame order, when you select your bike.

In the last chapter of this guide, you'll find an overview which bikes you are FORCED to use per track, in order to complete their challenges & earn their paint jobs -- just in case you want to avoid using bikes more often than you need to per track.



Ignore these two. They'll unlock before you know it.
Note though, that they do NOT pop up on screen upon unlocking.
For me personally, the steam achievements triggered upon closing the game - via the proper ingame main menu button.



This one has a fair chance of unlocking, without you actively trying to do so.
Especially when you try to complete all trails with Pacebraker or Javelin.
If it didn't, grab your Javelin and go to track 3-1 CP3 / Sierra Rivera - Hell's Spire, Section 4/7. You'll be able to figure it out from there.
Like the achievements above, this one triggered upon closing the game.



As with the 3 achievements above, these 2 do NOT unlock right away. The typical steam achievement notification popped up upon closing the game.

While you can easily beat the first level without ever relying on your brakes, there really is no easy way to ride 750 meters without pedaling... Legitimately.

But there's a very efficient way to get both of these achievements at the same time, in a matter of a few minutes (Exactly 4min worked for Rolling, Rolling, Rolling. Already had the other one):

Start the first trail of the game and, while still at the top of the mountain, hit accelerate for just a second and then just go in circles for a few minutes.
Just keep either of the [A], [D], [<] or [>] buttons on your keyboard pressed and you're done. It's really that easy. (Controller player? Just switch to keyboard for this one.)

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This one is not easy, when you just started out.
But you'll HAVE to do this a whooping 32 times anyway.
Do NOT attempt this outside of the "Free Ride" mode.

You do NOT need to go back to the main menu for this one.
Restarting the run back at the top of each trail is sufficient.



These achievements will both take quite a while and no time at all.
Meaning, once you've finished all challenges, all free rides and each trail with each bike, you should already have them, or be very close to unlocking them, at the very least.
Except for the cactuses maybe, but those only need to be crashed into a 100 times, so it's okay.



You can safely ignore these 3. They'll unlock by themselves very early one.
If you've already played the game a bit before reading this, chances are, you already unlocked them.
Unlocking all other achievements except these 3 however, now THAT would be quite an achievement in itself.



The earliest spot to unlock the Highlander is trail 3-1 CP 6: Sierra Rivery - Hell's Spire, Section 7/7.
Head to the last checkpoint / section of the game, and you'll have a clear view of the spot.
To make it easier for you:

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The spot above is confirmed to work. It's where I got the achievement. But you might also be able to find a few spots on trail 3-3: Sierra Rivery - Red Rock River, section 5/5.
The spot JUST after the last checkpoint seems to be able to do the trick and would be far more comfortable than the one above.
I wasn't able to confirm it though, since I had unlocked the achievement already.
(Yes, there's a bit of water just behind the middle tree.)

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There are 57 backer messages to be found in the game.
The backer messages refer to the signs, which you can find on a few trees. Like this one:

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For a full guide on all messages, either check out this steam guide:

• https://gtm.you1.cn/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1903427796

Or check these youtube videos, which show the messages in the chronological order - by Kevin Elston:
(Click the video's title to open a youtube tab, in which you can re-adjust the size.)



For these, you can either check this steam guide:

• https://gtm.you1.cn/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2019286006

Or check these youtube videos for additional help - by Trophy Germany:

All of these achievements work just like the base game counterparts. So I don't feel like I need to add anything here.



Here's a quick overview of their locations to help you find them ->


If you really struggle to find one of them, or don't even want to search them yourself, check out this video by Pir4t3 G4ming:

This free DLC adds a new trail to "Mount Riley", which is called "Lostman's Grove".


Complete all challenges. There's 1 challenge tied to each bike, so the "Just keep riding" achievement will unlock naturally.



There are two resting places in the DLC.





The first one is between checkpoints 1 & 2:

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And the second one between checkpoints 2 & 3.
You can reach this by crossing the fallen trunk to the left of the track, shortly before the 3rd checkpoint, or by going the barely traveled road "below" the pond.
The resting place is at the leftmost spot you can reach in this section.

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This free DLC adds a new trail to "Graterhorn", which is called "Phantom Heights".


Complete all challenges. There's 1 challenge tied to each bike, so the "Mamma mia, here I go again" achievement will unlock naturally.



There are two resting places in the DLC.





The first one can be seen from the very start of the track, right beneath the tree in the distance:

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And the second resting place is located between checkpoints 4 & 5.
Keep to the left side of the waterfall and you'll find it rather early on in this section:

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This free DLC adds a new trail to "Redmoor Peaks", which is called "Whispering Lake".


Complete all challenges. There's 1 challenge tied to each bike, so the "It's Groundhog Day" achievement will unlock naturally.






There are two resting places in the DLC.








To reach the first one, you need to do a 180° turn right at the very start of the trail, so that you're going towards the camera. Continue that path until you're forced to do a jump:

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Immediately after that jump, do another jump directly towards the camera to land at this spot:

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For the second resting place, continue until Checkpoint 2. The section that follows will lead you right between two lakes. Make your way to the right side of the right lake to find this spot:

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This free DLC adds a new trail to "Sierra Rivera", which is called "Carnelian Cavern".


Complete all challenges. There's 1 challenge tied to each bike, so the "Oops, I did it again!" achievement will unlock naturally.




There are two resting places in the DLC.


The first resting place is inbetween checkpoints 1 and 2. Just stick as close to the camera as you can and you'll find this path leading to it:

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The second resting place is close to the end of the trail, hidden behind the waterfall:

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Each paint job needs to be unlocked with the bike it'll be applied to.
Use this to prevent yourself from using a bike more often than required and therefor save some time.