John Watson
John Watson
John is an experienced cycling enthusiast and a great asset when it comes to writing skills. He's a Bachelor of Arts and a talented journalist. John is in charge of our blog and writes posts on a variety of cycling-related topics.

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Turner Creek Trail: An Underrated Gem in the Jake/Bull Mountain Trail System
OverviewTurner Creek Trail serves as an enthralling point-to-point mountain bike trail, located in the beautiful city of Dahlonega, Georgia. With a distance of 7 miles and a difficulty rating of 'Difficult,' this trail guarantees a heart-pounding adventure. While this trail might be overshadowed by its bigger ...
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Lumpkin County Park Loop: A Beginner’s Foray into Trail Biking
OverviewNestled in Dahlonega, Georgia, Lumpkin County Park Loop offers a 1-mile loop tailored for entry-level cyclists and those looking to get back into the saddle after a long hiatus. Classified as 'Very Easy,' this 4x4 route also features several short singletrack spurs and one enticingly fast downhill ...
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223J: Dahlonega’s Hidden Gem in the Jake/Bull Mountain Network
OverviewSecluded within the forests of Dahlonega, Georgia, 223J is an enticing trail that adds spice to the otherwise well-trodden Jake and Bull Mountain network. This 3-mile, intermediate-level, point-to-point route serves both as a fantastic loop connector and an equally satisfying out-and-back ...
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No Tell Trail (223P): The Sweet Spot in Dahlonega’s Jake/Bull Mt Network
OverviewNestled within the sprawling Jake/Bull Mountain network in Dahlonega, Georgia, the No Tell Trail (marked as 223P on Forest Service signs) is a delightful little secret. Spanning 2 miles, this intermediate-level, network trail offers an alluring blend of double tracks, overgrown fire roads, and a ...
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Unveiling the Turner Creek Trail: A Jewel in Dahlonega’s Bull Mountain System
Quick FactsTrail Designation: 223M (Lower Section), 223L (Upper Section)Other Names: Nimblewill C-spur (Officially, but rarely used)Distance: 6 milesLevel: IntermediateRoute Type: ...
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The Untamed Glory of Dahlonega’s FS 28-42-77 Loop: An Advanced Cyclist’s Paradise
Quick FactsDistance: 19 milesLevel: Intermediate to AdvancedRoute Type: LoopLocation: Dahlonega, GeorgiaThe Ultimate Grind: What Awaits You on This LoopLargely dominated by steep inclines, ...
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Mt Tabor Park Trails: A Technical Wonderland in Dallas, Georgia
OverviewLocated in the tranquil setting of Dallas, Georgia, the Mt Tabor Park Trails present a surprisingly intricate network of mountain biking trails perfect for intermediate level cyclists. With three primary loops covering a distance of 8 miles, the trails have grown popular for their challenging ...
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Trail Review: The Unfinished Symphony of Dallas’ Latest Bike Trail
OverviewSituated just northeast of Dallas, Georgia, this budding trail currently offers around 2 miles of intermediate terrain. Though the trail network is still in its infancy, with plans for another 4 miles in the works, what it lacks in distance it tries to make up for in character. Termed as "old-school ...
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Big Cedar Wilderness Trails: A Haven for Every Cyclist in Dallas, TX
OverviewNestled in the heart of Dallas, Texas, Big Cedar Wilderness Trails offer 20 miles of meticulously maintained singletrack loops. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned pro, this is a mecca for mountain biking enthusiasts.Getting ThereTo reach Big Cedar Wilderness Trails, head to 7532 ...
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The DORBA Trail at Cedar Hill State Park: A Cyclist’s Paradise Near Dallas
IntroductionNestled just 10 miles southwest of Dallas, Cedar Hill State Park is a sanctuary for mountain biking enthusiasts. With 1,200 acres of rideable landscape, the park houses the DORBA trail, a masterpiece crafted by the Dallas Off Road Biking Association (DORBA). What sets this trail apart? Let's delve ...