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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 Cottonwood: A Mountain Biker’s Guide to Nature
If it looks like snow in the air and on the trail in spite of the warm weather, chances are there's Cottonwood overhead.
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Stop and Smell the Hemlock: A Mountain Biker’s Guide to Nature
A few things mountain bikers might not know about the Hemlock tree.
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Stop and Smell the Oak: A Mountain Biker’s Guide To Nature
Oak trees are native to six of the seven continents on earth, so chances are you have mountain biked among them. Learn more about this magnificent tree species.
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