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Mountain Biking the Washington, D.C./Baltimore Area, 4th: An Atlas of Northern Virginia, Maryland, and D.C.'s Greatest Off-Road Bicycle Rides

by East Coast Online on June 21, 2011

Mountain Biking the Washington, D.C./Baltimore Area, 4th: An Atlas of Northern Virginia, Maryland, and D.C.s Greatest Off Road Bicycle Rides

Product Description
Here is everything bicyclists need to know to enjoy off-road adventures in a region layered in more than its share of pavement. Plunge down steep, rugged singletrack over Maryland's ; relax along leisurely lakeside trails minutes from the Beltway; or travel off-road through Virginia's scenic horse country, stopping only for a taste of wine from the region's great vineyards. This guide shows both novice and experienced cyclists how to get out of the gridlock and into the woods. From this book cyclists can expect exhaustive and comprehensive trail descriptions, from beginner to advanced, GPS-quality, digitally designed relief maps detailing each ride and accurate route profiles showing the ups and downs of each ride. In addition detailed directions get them to the ride without getting lost. Detailed mile-by-mile directional cues are also provided with difficulty ratings, elevation gain, trail contacts, and much more.

Mountain Biking the Washington, D.C./Baltimore Area, 4th: An Atlas of , Maryland, and D.C.'s Greatest Off-Road Bicycle Rides

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M. Burns May 21, 2010 at 8:11 pm

I live in DC and it’s difficult to find a good ride without taking an afternoon drive. This book is really thorough and helpful, with places I wouldn’t have otherwise known about and more info than I already knew about other places.

Robert W. Georgantas III May 21, 2010 at 9:56 pm

This book is pretty much a joke of a guidebook. Most of the “trails” are things like bike paths and not really mountain biking… It pretty much misses all of the great trails in Maryland

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