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Have you seen the giant trolls in Detroit Lakes?
If you are a gamer, an outdoor enthusiast, or a fan of fairy tales, you will appreciate visiting the giant trolls in Detroit Lakes, MN. Here, with a slight twist to a version of Alice in Wonderland, these huge figures spin a folk tale about one of the giant trolls, Alexa Elixer, who breaks a…
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Remember your fat bike etiquette as the winter season progresses
Winter fat bike season is upon us again as the snow and temps drop. As with a regular mountain bike, there is a certain etiquette to follow on the trail. Everyone on the trail wants to have a good time outdoors and make memories in the crisp, clean air. Whether biking, hiking, skiing, or snowshoeing,…
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Holiday gift ideas for that active person
Find the perfect holiday gift for that active outdoor person in your life with our growing list of ideas at HaveFunBiking. We have lined up many gift-giving options for that special someone in your life.
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Minnesota’s Peak Riding Time Is Fall: Part 1
With the summer season officially off the calendar, fall is a great time to extend your bike riding adventures here in Minnesota. As the trees change colors along the miles of paved and mountain bike trails, cyclists will find a kaleidoscope of colors along the way. With the abundant rainfall this year, colors are predicted…
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Helpful tips to consider before purchasing an E-bike
E-bikes are a fun and eco-friendly way to travel. Offering a new way to get around and encouraging various non-commuting activities, like grocery shopping. They are game-changers that provide flexibility in navigating heavily populated areas, hauling cargo or children, and touring the scenic countryside. With the growing popularity of the e-bike, here are some key…
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Added visibility for safety and fun in fall’s limited light
Now that fall is just around the corner and the days are getting shorter, we must consider visibility while staying active amongst the autumn colors. As the leaves change and then drop, we need to focus on passive and active visibility. Features like reflectors and bright colors are passive forms of visibility, whereas lights and blinkers are…
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Tips and tricks to make riding to school fun, and safe
All around the country, bike paths are being built, and designated bike lanes are being established. So, riding to school can be an easy and safe option with all the colorful fall weather ahead. Many of these paths are routed from neighborhoods to nearby schools to get more kids energized by riding. To encourage your…
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Tour of Lakeville kicks off their fall art festival with free ride registration
Before the city’s 17th annual art festival, Saturday, September 20, enjoy the trails and bike lanes on the Tour of Lakeville. Registration is free thanks to the Lakeville Friends of the Environment, who will lead two rides of different lengths. Select between the 6 to 8-mile (kid-friendly) ride route or the 18 to 20-mile scenic…
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‘Rock-N-Roll the Lakes’ bike ride in Southern Minnesota is back
As the hometown of rock-n-roll icons Eddie Cochran, and Marion Ross (also known as Mrs. C from Happy Days) knows, Albert Lea, MN is a place to rock! You’re also likely to spot one of the many eagles, pelicans, and countless other birds and wildlife that live in the area when riding around the local…
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Being visible and noticed doesn’t end when the sun comes up
Now with spring riding soon in full swing, stay visible and noticed. Wear clothing that makes you stand out to others while riding your bike or walking. Being noticed by others is the key to avoiding accidents. Focus on the two forms, passive and active visibility, to help stay safe. Things like reflectors and bright…