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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Whoopdee Trail: A Symphony of Flow and Climb in Hood River, Oregon
Quick Facts:Distance: 10 milesLevel: IntermediateRoute Type: LoopLocation: Hood River, OregonHow to Get There: A Gateway to AdventureEasily accessible from Hood River, Whoopdee Trail has a ...
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Cedar Glades Trail: The Jewel of Hot Springs, Arkansas
OverviewDiscover Cedar Glades Trail, a 10-mile loop nestled in Hot Springs, Arkansas. Often praised for its well-maintained course, the trail offers an adrenaline-pumping experience for intermediate riders. With enough twists, turns, and modest yet challenging climbs, Cedar Glades promises a satisfying ride ...
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Northwoods Waterworks Trail: A Cyclist’s Playground in Hot Springs, Arkansas
OverviewHot Springs, Arkansas, just added another gem to its cycling terrain—the Northwoods Waterworks Trail. Constructed in partnership with the Walton Family Foundation and Visit Hot Springs, this recently developed trail system offers a plethora of features for riders of all skill levels. A product of a ...
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Jones Road Trail Network: Houston’s Hidden Cycling Sanctuary
OverviewTucked away in the outskirts of Houston, Texas, the Jones Road Trail Network is a haven for local cyclists. Combining 13 miles of single-track, flat wide sections, and technical stretches, it's an ideal locale for riders looking to challenge themselves while enjoying the natural beauty of the Lone ...
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Anthills Trail: A Thrilling Ride Through Houston’s Heart
OverviewIf you're searching for a trail with ample variety in Houston, Texas, look no further than the Anthills Trail. This 8-mile out-and-back route offers something for intermediate riders and beyond: from singletrack to challenging technical sections and even a few adrenaline-fueling jumps. Nestled ...
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Tackling Houston’s Hidden Gem: A Deep Dive into Memorial Park’s Bike Trails
OverviewSituated in the heart of Houston, Texas, Memorial Park offers an array of bike trails for the urban adventurer. With its network-type routes stretching over 5 miles, these trails provide an excellent escape without having to leave the city. Suited primarily for intermediate-level cyclists, the trails ...
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Monte Sano Mountain Trails: A Cyclist’s Paradise from Smooth to Gritty
Introduction: The Many Facets of Monte SanoMonte Sano Mountain isn't just a geographical point; it's a cornucopia of cycling adventures waiting to unfold. The 60-mile trail network swaddles a sprawling 3,700 acres of public and private land. Here, cyclists of all stripes will find a slice of terrain that not ...
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Devil’s Racetrack: A Trail of Highs and Lows in North Huntsville
IntroductionTucked away in North Huntsville, Alabama, the Devil's Racetrack is a trail that promises an equal measure of awe and frustration. With a distance of 4 miles, this difficult, out-and-back route is a paradox that has the potential to offer a memorable experience if you're prepared to tackle its ...
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Gooseberry Mesa: The Crown Jewel of Southwest Utah Mountain Biking
IntroductionTucked within the mesmeric landscapes near Hurricane, Utah, Gooseberry Mesa serves as a mecca for mountain biking enthusiasts. With an extensive 30-mile point-to-point course, this trail is a testament to the trail-making genius of its creators, Mike and Morgan. This difficult route is not for the ...
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Navigating the JEM, Gould’s Rim, and Hurricane Rim: An Epic Bike Trail Network in Hurricane, Utah
OverviewNestled in the arid landscapes of Hurricane, Utah, the JEM, Gould's Rim, and Hurricane Rim trail network offers mountain bikers a diverse set of challenges and rewards. Covering a total of 13 miles and boasting an intermediate difficulty level, this looped route is perfect for riders who are looking ...