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Mountain Biking
Washington’s Beacon Hill trail system may not have the most dramatic vertical relief, but don’t let that fool you: the knoll is actually part of the same continental plate as the Rocky Mountains, an island of ancient granite rising above the basalt lava flows that buried the area millions of years before. Brooklyn Bell puts her tires on some deep history on Beacon’s upper reaches.
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