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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Palo Alto’s Beginner-Friendly Trail: An Overview of Arastradero Park’s Bike Route
Trail SynopsisPalo Alto, nestled in the heart of California, presents a gem for novice mountain bikers: Arastradero Park's Bike Trail. This 8-mile network route in the backdrop of Stanford dish offers an easy yet engaging ride. Perfect for those in search of a quick jaunt after work or those ...
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Monte Bello Open Space: A Cyclist’s Paradise in Palo Alto
OverviewHidden among the hills of Palo Alto, California, lies the Monte Bello Open Space, a true haven for cycling enthusiasts of the intermediate level. Boasting a distance of 6 miles and nestled in the magnificent backdrop of the Californian landscapes, this loop trail provides the ideal ...
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Russian Ridge: Palo Alto’s Gateway to Biking Brilliance
OverviewSituated amidst the landscapes of Palo Alto, California, the Russian Ridge trail stands as a beacon for those who seek an introduction to the world of mountain biking or desire a swift post-work excursion. Spanning 8 miles, this network trail promises a blend of easily navigable ...
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Skyline Ridge: Palo Alto’s Two-Faced Beauty
OverviewNestled in the heart of Palo Alto, California, Skyline Ridge offers a harmonious blend of trails for both beginners and avid mountain bikers. Stretching 10 miles and touted as an intermediate network route, this trail system offers a range of experiences. Whether it's a gentle ride ...
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Cap Sauers Holding: Illinois’ Hidden Cycling Treasure
OverviewSprawling across a massive 1,520 acres, the Cap Sauers Holding in Palos Hills, Illinois, emerges as a pristine escape for hikers and bikers alike. Boasting 11 miles of intertwining trails, this natural sanctuary offers a unique blend of untouched beauty and tranquil escapades, ...
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Palos Hills Bike Trail System: The Crown Jewel of Chicagoland
An Overview of the NetworkNestled just 20 miles from the heart of Chicago, the Palos Hills Bike Trail System offers a robust and diverse biking experience, spanning approximately 50 miles. With a range of terrains, including tough singletracks, log jumps, and steep inclines, it's the perfect ...
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Armstrong Trail: The Uphill Delight of Park City
Situated amidst the picturesque landscapes of Park City, Utah, the Armstrong Trail offers a unique uphill-only biking experience. Stretching approximately 2.9 miles, this intermediate level trail promises an invigorating climb with scenic views and several connecting paths.Trail ...
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Ant Farm Trail: A Quick Adrenaline Burst in Bob’s Basin
Nestled within the Bob's Basin Area of Park City, Utah, the Ant Farm Trail beckons bikers with a taste for speed and thrill. With a length of just 0.6 miles, this downhill run offers a delightful mix of natural beauty and crafted trail features, making every second of the ride count.Trail ...
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Corvair Trail: Navigating Park City’s High-Alpine Treasures
Situated in the renowned biking destination of Park City, Utah, the Corvair Trail stands as a testament to the area's diverse range of terrains. With 2 miles of high-alpine adventure, the trail offers a unique blend of challenge and thrill, perfectly catered to intermediate riders hungry for a taste of the ...
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Deer Valley Trails: The Crown Jewel of Park City Biking
Park City, Utah, already an iconic destination for winter sports, has etched its name into the mountain biking hall of fame, primarily through the trails of the Deer Valley area. Located within the Deer Valley ski resort, this 150-mile trail network stretches from PCMR's Empire Lodge to Jordanelle and Deer Valley ...