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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Unraveling the Mysteries of Gunny Loop: A Rocky Adventure Awaits in Grand Junction, Colorado
OverviewSituated in the trail-rich environment of Grand Junction, Colorado, the Gunny Loop offers 12 miles of rocky, single-track adventure for advanced mountain bikers. Contrary to its name, Gunny Loop is not actually a loop but rather a network of intensive ascents and descents. Here's everything you need ...
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Holy Cross Trail: An Advanced Technical Odyssey in Grand Junction, Colorado
OverviewTucked away in the bustling mountain biking environment of Grand Junction, Colorado, the Holy Cross Trail emerges as a 7-mile challenging circuit for advanced technical riders. This trail is the epitome of a rocky, twisty, and mentally demanding ride, offering an array of intricate moves and ...
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Unveiling the Lunch Loops: Grand Junction’s Technical Singletrack Mecca
IntroductionAmidst the rugged landscapes of Grand Junction, Colorado, the Lunch Loops provide 50 miles of intricate trail networks that invite mountain biking connoisseurs to tackle its technical challenges. This revered area encompasses multiple trails including Widowmaker Hill, Andy's Loop, Eagle Trail, ...
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Pet-A-Kes: Your New Gateway to the Lunch Loops in Grand Junction
OverviewJust when you thought the Lunch Loops couldn't get any better, enter Pet-A-Kes—a 1-mile, moderately technical climb that serves as an entertaining alternative to the monotonous dirt road ascent. Nestled in Grand Junction, Colorado, this trail offers intermediate riders an entry point into the ...
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The Ribbon: Grand Junction’s Premier Slickrock Adventure
OverviewFor avid mountain bikers seeking a trail that incorporates everything from slickrock to challenging singletrack, The Ribbon presents a 12-mile loop that's not for the faint of heart. Classified as a difficult route, it's located in the cycling mecca of Grand Junction, Colorado. This legendary trail ...
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West Bench Trail: A Scenic Ride Through Sunset Lake’s Woods and Beyond
OverviewSituated in Grand Junction, Colorado, the West Bench Trail offers an intermediate-level cycling experience that's sure to satisfy adventure-seekers. With a manageable distance of 5 miles, this "out & back" route takes you on a delightful journey through the woods surrounding Sunset Lake, past the ...
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The Hidden Gem of Grand Rapids: Ken-O-Sha Park Trail Review
OverviewWhen it comes to urban bike trails, Ken-O-Sha Park offers an eclectic mix of technical spots and scenic terrain. Tucked away in the heart of Grand Rapids, Michigan, this 3-mile looped trail caters to local riders and novices looking for a quick ride with elements of challenge.Getting ...
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Robinette’s Trail: Grand Rapids’ Hidden Gem for Mountain Biking
OverviewTucked away in the bustling city of Grand Rapids, Michigan, Robinette’s Trail provides mountain biking enthusiasts with a surprising blend of technical terrain and scenic beauty. With 5 miles of looped trails, this often-overlooked spot offers more than meets the eye.Getting ThereTo kickstart ...
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Canal Loop
Canal Loop Trail: Grand Rivers, Kentucky's GemTrail OverviewAmidst the tranquil landscapes of Grand Rivers, Kentucky, lies the Canal Loop Trail, an exquisite biking haven that delivers a delightful mix of challenges and visual treats. Perfect for both novices and ...
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Horseshoe
Horseshoe Trail: A Beginner/Intermediate Gem in Grapevine, TexasTrail at a GlanceDistance: 5 milesLevel: IntermediateRoute Type: NetworkLocation: Grapevine, ...