Jessica Kingston
Jessica Kingston
Jessica is our expert consultant on all things connected to biking - gear, technique, you name it. Being a pro cyclist in the past, she knows exactly how things work in and around your bike. She's been with us from the start and has contributed countless pieces of useful information to our website.

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Prairie and Pines: Decorah’s Gateway Trails for Novice Riders
Introduction: A Gentle Introduction to Decorah's MTB SceneTucked away in the charming city of Decorah, Iowa, are the Prairie and Pines trails—ideal spots for those looking to dip their toes into mountain biking. With a total distance of 3 miles, these trails offer a breezy, non-intimidating experience without ...
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Unveiling the Wonders of Klondike Park Trails: A Gem in Defiance, Missouri
OverviewNestled just a few miles east of the town of Defiance in Missouri, Klondike Park is a compact yet diverse MTB haven, offering a mix of both easy and challenging trails. With only 5 miles of dedicated trails, the park makes every foot count, offering a variety of terrains that can put even the most ...
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Unveiling the Secrets of Defiance’s Matson Hill: A Cyclist’s Paradise in the Woods
Quick GlanceDistance: 9 miLevel: IntermediateRoute Type: LoopCity: DefianceState: MissouriA Trail Like No Other: Matson Hill's Unique TerrainTucked away in Daniel ...
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Middle Frisco Creek Trail: A High Alpine Adventure in Del Norte, Colorado
The Trail OverviewNestled in the Colorado highlands, Middle Frisco Creek Trail is an alpine biking gem that promises an enticing blend of challenge and natural grandeur. Starting from the trailhead at Co. Rd. 13 at an elevation of 9,500 ft., the trail escorts you through a lush tapestry of aspens and pines ...
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The Hidden Gem of Del Norte: A and B Loops at Penitente Canyon
OverviewTucked away in the unassuming landscapes of Del Norte, Colorado, the A and B Loops at Penitente Canyon offer mountain bikers an engaging and diverse experience. These trails have earned their reputation as a favorite among local riders, providing not just challenging terrains but also an element of ...
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Stone Quarry: An Emerging Trail Gem in Del Norte, Colorado
OverviewNestled in the vicinity of Del Norte, Colorado, Stone Quarry is a rising star in the mountain biking scene. With 4.5 miles of purpose-built singletrack, it may not be extensive yet, but what it lacks in length, it makes up for in quality. Aimed at beginner to intermediate riders, this trail serves up ...
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Cherry Creek Bike Path: A Convenient Escape for Denver Cyclists
OverviewIf you reside in Denver, you've probably heard of the Cherry Creek Bike Path. Running along Cherry Creek from Confluence Park to Cherry Creek Reservoir, this trail offers an accessible way to get your biking fix. Known for its dual character—part bike path, part singletrack—it serves as a convenient ...
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William Frederick Hayden Park: Denver’s Training Ground for Intermediate Cyclists
OverviewLocated in the bustling city of Denver, Colorado, the trails at William Frederick Hayden Park offer a diverse range of experiences for mountain bikers. With its easy accessibility and trail variety, it's not just another loop in the park. Covering a distance of approximately 7 miles, the trail caters ...
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Exploring the Indian Creek Loop: A Trail Review for Adventurous Cyclists
Introduction: An Off-road Challenge AwaitsFor cyclists yearning for a mixed bag of terrains, a variety of views, and some heart-pounding elevation, the Indian Creek Loop near Waterton Canyon, Colorado offers it all. With a total distance of 29 miles—17 miles of which are off-road—this is not a ride to be ...
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Exploring Des Moines’ Hidden Gem: The Center Trails
IntroductionTucked behind the Des Moines Art Center lies an underrated sanctuary for mountain bikers and outdoor enthusiasts alike: The Center Trails. Managed by the Central Iowa Trail Association, these official City of Des Moines trails offer a surprising range of terrain right in the heart of the city. ...