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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Ballantyne District Park Trails: Charlotte’s Playground for Beginner Bikers
OverviewDistance: 1 mileLevel: Very EasyRoute Type: LoopLocation: Charlotte, North CarolinaSituated in the heart of Charlotte, the trails at Ballantyne District Park offer a refreshing, newly ...
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The Trailblazers’ Gem: A Comprehensive Guide to Charlotte’s Intermediate Loop
OverviewDistance: 7 milesLevel: IntermediateRoute Type: LoopLocation: Charlotte, North CarolinaBiking enthusiasts, prepare to meet your match with a 7-mile loop that has it all: from flowy segments ...
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Renaissance Park Trail Review: Where Old Meets New In A Perfect Balance
IntroductionNestled just a stone's throw away from downtown Charlotte, North Carolina, the Renaissance Park Trail provides a delightful biking experience for cyclists looking for both technical challenges and flowy fun. With a distance of 6 miles and graded as intermediate, this trail offers an engaging ride ...
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Southview Loop Trail: The Underrated Gem of Charlotte for Beginners
OverviewTucked away near the Southview Recreation Center in Charlotte, North Carolina, the Southview Loop Trail provides an excellent biking experience for those looking to kickstart their off-road journey. Clocking in at a modest 3 miles, this very easy loop trail offers a breezy and rolling ride without ...
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Walnut Creek Park Trails: A Comprehensive Guide to Charlottesville’s Cycling Haven
OverviewSituated in the picturesque surroundings of Charlottesville, Virginia, Walnut Creek Park offers a sprawling 35-mile network of trails that cater to both intermediate and advanced riders. Known for its tight singletracks and a variety of terrain features, the park has become the most popular mountain ...
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The Hidden Gem of Chaska: A Trail Review for Experienced Riders
IntroductionLocated in the city of Chaska, Minnesota, this unofficial trail network offers 12 miles of intermediate-level biking experience. While it's not your well-marked, commercial bike park, it's a real treat for those who love tight and twisty singletrack. Filled with both groomed and rough terrains, ...
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Fort Mountain State Park: A Rugged Adventure Awaits—But Are You Ready?
OverviewFort Mountain State Park, nestled in the North Georgia mountains near Chatsworth, offers a diverse range of bike trails. With options for beginners to advanced riders, this historic and scenic area seems to promise something for everyone. However, the trails are not without their challenges—and ...
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The Pinhoti Trail: Fat Forty Endurance Ride via Dennis Mill Road
OverviewThe Pinhoti Trail, particularly its Pinhoti 6-5-4 route that includes P3, offers an exhilarating yet challenging cycling experience for serious mountain biking enthusiasts. Touted as a "Fat Forty" by locals, this out-and-back trail promises 20 grueling miles of rolling climbs, fast two-tracks, and ...
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Tackling Pinhoti P4 and P5: An Aerobic Odyssey Off Tatum Lead Road
OverviewFor cyclists seeking an aerobic challenge, the sections of the Pinhoti Trail referred to as P4 and P5 deliver an exhausting yet satisfying ride. Accessed via Tatum Lead Road, these segments of the Pinhoti can be tackled as an out-and-back route or connected to the Rock Creek ORV trails for a 15-mile ...
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Cochran Mill Park: Atlanta’s Hidden Gem for Intermediate Cyclists
OverviewCochran Mill Park in Chattahoochee Hills, Georgia, has grown to be a popular cycling destination located just a short drive West South West from Atlanta. This 20-mile trail network provides a delightful experience with varying terrain, scenic waterfalls, and an array of flora and fauna. While the park ...