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The Mountain Biker’s Guide to Nature
Take a breather this Earth Day and learn a little bit more about your surroundings with The Mountain Biker's Guide to Nature.
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Stop and Smell the Ancient Ferns: A Mountain Biker’s Guide to Nature
Ferns line our trails and are a plant species older than time, or rather older than the time humans have been around to record.
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Stop and Smell the Hawthorn: A Mountain Biker’s Guide to Nature
Hawthorn trees are native to the temperate trails in Asia, Europe, North Africa, and North America.
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Stop and Smell The Privet, Then Pull It Up By Its Roots Please
Privet is an invasive plant that shades many suburban mountain bike trail systems in the southeastern US.
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Stop and Smell the Maple: A Mountain Biker’s Guide to Nature
The bold green leaves that cast shade on trails through the summer months will soon shift to a partial rainbow of yellow, orange, red, and brown.
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