There are several hidden eMTB trail gems less than an hour from Atlanta, and I rode one this last weekend – Talking Rock Nature Park, in Pickens County.
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Charleston Park offers a 5.5-mile eMTB friendly network of cross-country singletrack trails along the edges of Lake Sidney Lanier in North Forsyth County. These trails, well maintained by RAMBO (Roswell Alpharetta Mountain Biking Organization), are generally rated as intermediate, featuring short and long climbs, descents, roots, and rocks.
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As mountain bikers exploring the scenic trails of the Southeast, we’re often privileged to encounter wildlife in their natural habitats. It is one of the many reasons that I ride. Among these encounters, deer stand out as beautiful, curious, and sometimes unpredictable trail companions. Here’s what you should know about sharing the trails with deer, and how to stay safe when encountering these large animals.
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On a glorious Sunday in March, my wife and I decided to shake things up by trying something new—we took on the Dirty Sheets Gravel Route in Chattahoochee Hills, GA. Since this was my first time experiencing gravel riding on an eMTB, I wasn’t sure what to expect.
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If you’ve ever blasted down a trail in the Southeast and found yourself tangled in a massive web, congratulations—you’ve just met your Joro Spider trail buddy! These bright, web-spinning miscreants have become a common sight for eMTB riders in the Southeast, stretching their impressive webs across our favorite trails, usually around face-height. But who are these unexpected riding companions, where did they come from, and should we be worried? Let’s dive into the world of Joro Spiders and their reluctant role in the eMTB experience.
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Raise your hand if you’ve ever found a broken or melted protein snack in your bike kit. 🤚 When hitting the trails in the Southeast, choosing the right nutritious trail snacks for mountain biking can make or break your ride. The region’s heat and humidity demand energy-dense foods that won’t spoil quickly, melt, or weigh you down. Whether you’re tackling technical climbs or cruising through singletrack, the right snacks will keep you energized and hydrated. Let’s explore the best options for you, and also some snacks that may not be as trail friendly as they seem.
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One of the most satisfying aspects of e-mountain biking is controlling and overcoming the risks associated with any ride. With that in mind, let’s take a gander at the top 5 trail hazards encountered while e-mountain biking in the Southeast—and how to tackle them like a pro.
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This was my first experience on an eMTB, and we weren’t just tackling some mild trails—we were about to do a downhill run through the stunning aspen forests of Park City, Utah, followed by an… uphill run?
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