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It's a great ride - but yes... lots of flys! haha

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Thanks so much - this is exactly why I post them, including climbing trails or ones that some people may find a bit 'boring'... I think it's always useful if you can see what a trail is like before riding. Have a great time at Mogo!

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They're great! It's such an awesome trail :-)

@@dom0 The first third (from the Thredbo side) is definitely the easiest - it's like riding on a gravel walking track, very easy to ride. The middle third into the last third gets a bit more technical with sharper corners and more rock features to ride over - as you'll see in the video. It's definitely still doable, but just keep in mind that if you've never ridden a mountain bike before, there will be sections where you will probably get off the bike and push it over some rocks and so on for a few seconds here and there. Main thing would be to wear kneepads, a helmet and gloves - especially if you're new to MTB!

@@AndyPudmenzky Thank you for taking the time to reply and for all the info. Cant wait to check it out!

@@dom0 No worries, let me know if you have any other questions about it 😊👍

Well spotted, thank you! I've updated the video title and description. Here's *just* 500 Above from 2022, if interested 🙂 ua-cam.com/video/3XFApfS12OU/v-deo.html

Thank you!

I would definitely recommend it - it's $20 to get in (byo bike), or you can hire normal MTBs / eMTBs when you get there. However, all of the "fun stuff" (in this and most of my other videos from Hiddenvale) is at the top of some fairly long / steep climbs. So if there's availability, I would definitely book a shuttle online for $80 (which includes the park entry fee), which takes you to the top of some awesome runs - including "Dialled In", "Devine", and "500 Above". Don't get me wrong - you can ride to the top (and I have once!), but there's a reason the awesome 7km trail up there is called "500 Above" ...it's 500m above sea level (and the park entry is at about 100m) - so... 400m of elevation! haha. Let me know if you end up going!

Hah small world ...did you enjoy the trail? Also, how cool is that boulder field you guys are looking at tho?! Wonder what would happen if you remove one from the bottom... haha

​@AndyPudmenzky Me and my friend were a part of the group, but we came up behind you guys

@@chayce.smith69 Nice! What's your favourite trail there?

@@AndyPudmenzky Probably highlife, but I hate the climb on Ida.

@@chayce.smith69 Haha yeah, you're not wrong!

Such a fun trail! When we were there a few weeks ago, it looked like it was going to be extended!

Definitely try this one - as well as Colonel Senders (they're our top 2 favourites at Narooma). Make sure you get shuttles, though - it's a hard slow to the top otherwise haha.

Narooma - a town in the Australian state of New South Wales on the far south coast. About 5 hours south of Sydney.

Thank you!

Thank you!

Thanks! Mount Stromlo, in Canberra (Australia)

It sure was!

Yeah, I definitely need to work on drop / jump confidence! 🙂

Hiddenvale Adventure Park, near Amberley in Southeast Queensland

We started at Builyan & rode 'uphill' towards Kalpower / Barrimoon (where the tunnels are), then turned around, meaning the way home back to Builyan was mostly downhill. I remember a few long sections of not having to pedal much at all on the return journey, which was great (we had mountain bikes, so they're always more work than a gravel bike). Definitely do the uphill (Builyan > Kalpower / Barrimoon) first.

Thank you!