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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A Rollercoaster Through Canon City’s Section 13: Where Each Turn Counts
OverviewTucked away in Canon City, Colorado, the Section 13 trail offers mountain biking enthusiasts a seven-mile loop of intermediate-level terrain, balancing both rocky and smooth surfaces. Characterized by its gradual climbs and flowing descents, this trail is a year-round destination, thanks to its dry ...
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South Canon Trails: Where Diversity Meets Technical Challenge in Canon City
Quick GlanceDistance: 24 milesLevel: IntermediateRoute Type: NetworkLocation: Canon City, ColoradoOverviewIf Canon City had a crown of cycling gems, the South Canon Trails would surely be ...
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Unearthing the Charm of Canyon’s Trail Network: A Beginner’s Paradise
Quick FactsDistance: 4 milesLevel: Very EasyRoute Type: NetworkLocation: Canyon, TexasAccessibility: Easy access from I-27Additional Information: Located ...
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Palo Duro Canyon Trails: A Cyclist’s Eden in the Lone Star State
IntroductionTucked away in Canyon, Texas, the Palo Duro Canyon Trails offer a sprawling 26-mile network of singletrack that beckons to mountain bikers from far and wide. With a range of features from dirt and rocks to river rock and wash-outs, these trails promise an all-encompassing biking experience for all ...
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Conquering the Madrone Trail: Your Ultimate Guide to One of Texas’ Hidden Gems
OverviewThe Madrone Trail at Canyon Lake, Texas, offers an 8-mile loop that promises more than just your average bike ride. Positioned as an intermediate-level route, the trail has a smorgasbord of terrains that range from technical rocky sections to smooth single tracks. While the ride may not be a ...
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Navigating the Thrills and Challenges of Cape Elizabeth’s Greenbelt Trail System
OverviewNestled in the charming town of Cape Elizabeth, Maine, the Greenbelt trail system is a sprawling 20-mile network offering a variety of terrains to keep mountain biking aficionados engaged. However, if you're new to mountain biking, consider yourself warned. This trail system is designed for ...
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Ash and Vicee Canyons Trails: A Scenic Haven Minutes from Carson City
OverviewTucked between Ash and Vicee Canyons in Carson City, Nevada, this 10-mile network of singletrack trails offers a versatile ride for the intermediate mountain biker. Though not overly technical, the area's climbs and subsequent fast descents make for an engaging experience. With a blend of old jeep ...
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Clear Creek Trail: A Gem Starting at High Desert, Culminating in Alpine Beauty
OverviewSet in the backdrop of Carson City, Nevada, the Clear Creek Trail promises a fulfilling ride for mountain biking enthusiasts. Beginning at an elevation of around 5,000 feet, this 20-mile out-and-back trail offers a gradient of experiences. Starting in high desert shrubbery, it ascends over 6 miles to ...
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Panthertown Valley: A Wilderness Trail Network with a Mélange of Experiences
OverviewNestled near Cashiers, North Carolina, the Panthertown Valley offers a maze of 35 miles of diverse trails. Cyclists have a designated 19 miles of the trail network to explore, amid breathtaking vistas framed by granite cliffs. While the terrain is majorly intermediate, it's important to note that ...
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Casper Mountain Loop: A Tranquil Oasis for Intermediate Riders
Quick FactsDistance: 5 milesLevel: IntermediateRoute Type: LoopLocation: Casper, WyomingIntroductionLocated just seven miles south from Wyo BLVD via route 251, the Casper Mountain Loop is ...