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Santa cruz bikes I assumed were usa but I think they're from some other countries

I love the backside because 99.9% of the people are cool back there since it’s technically “illegal” and we’re all breaking the law, I ride with my off leash dog up there all the time. I call that trail Q2 as well

I can’t believe you climbed back ranch. That’s one of my favorite downhills because I’ve never seen anyone climbing it.

Some more history- don’t forget about that girl that killed her parents and tried to burn the bodies in one of those fire pits

That first part should be a black Especially because on camera nothing looks as bad as it is and that looked hectic on tv. No room for error either

Where do you park for that ride

It’s called fog dude

Your walk is unique….but unless those are ankle weights, please pull up your shin guards when descending 😮

This is my next ride for sure next week ! Thanks for making this video. I hope I don’t get lost there. lol 😂

Looks incredibly dangerous . Definitely won’t walk this trail next time I’m around there especially with people like this 😂 wtf

cool

The yellow landscape and dried up gutters were super rad. Felt like an AC video game.

Great trails and Nice ride.👍

Bro, Hawks peak is the climbing trail. Come back and try Morherlode and hidden gem dh

Thanks for the recommendation!

Min. 9:40 "nothing too technical"... It gets technical right after lol. #rewatching

Hope you loved the trails. I’ve spent 100’s of hours running them and still do. I know us runners can be annoying but love to see everyone enjoying the outdoors. Thanks for posting.

Watching this video a few weeks back brought me here this weekend from San Jose, CA. Thanks for the share.

I have a really nice Bell and I simply ring it when I need to which is when I can't see around the corner and in areas where I might surprise someone. Bells that are constantly rattling all the time are simply annoying as all hell.

How technical was the park? Thinking of taking my gravel bike. Any trails to avoid?

Really appreciate the video man!! i wouldn't know where to begin if i went there without watching your video ahah

How did you get from bottom of Two Quarry to top of Lawndale?

Yeah, Jake, thanks for the video dude. Not sure if you’re still doing them but we appreciate all your efforts. One day I’ll get out and ride with you. Enjoy your time in Petaluma San Rafael sure misses you.

How’d you get back to the car? Reverse it or shuttle?

Gotta love hikers just standing where they are in the way instead of chatting where there’s room. Calle (Caw-yay), means streets road in Spanish.

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Coyote's??? What about Crackheads??😂😂😂

need a bike review

Just a hint for you guys for the secret trail, its off Pine mountain fire road and its super fun!!

I'm really happy to watch your videos. For many reasons but mainly because it was MY impression that Marin didn't allow single tracks on public lands and I'm amazed, but mostly happy to know that i was wrong. These look like really cool and sometimes challenging trails and you do a good job to represent these. Just curious, which GoPro do you use? Mine is the ancient 5 Black and as smooth as it is on a chin mount when I dirt bike, it's a stutter cam when I chest mount it for mountain biking.

That big hole through the tree is a portal

I looked at this trail from the bottom where there's a sign that says no bikes (going up) and I was thinking of doing this with my gravel bike lol definitely doing this on a fs bike then. Thanks for sharing

badass

maybe add a little discussion of the bike and gear u r using that day

that was gret

Nice video. I raced that course once back in the later 90's and really liked it. Then rode it again for the first time since a couple of weeks ago. It is a very fun and at times challenging loop. I really enjoyed it and I enjoyed your video. I do have one question though. Well two actually. Those rock gardens. 1) Why didn't you should the parts where it was all rock with the drop offs? Those would have been pretty cool to see. 2) Why are they your favorite part of the trail when it appears you do everything you can to avoid riding over the rocks? It's not an insult, you ride really well, but it seemed like an odd statement compared to what you showed riding them.

I only subscribed because of your ending😂

Looks like a bigger and better Calero tbh

This actually looks semi technical unlike most of the Tahoe trails on YT. Nice mix of flow with a very little bit of chunk.

These Tahoe trails look like fire roads. Is there any real chunk, rolls or slabs?

Cant you park right at top of horse meadow?

perfect circle it must be Bigfoot.

Brutal climb…😬. Worth the view though

Hey man, really appreciate the video and been digging your content a lot lately. This was on my TO-DO list for North Bay rides, so I decided to give it a go today. Honestly, was overall pretty disappointed. I took a hard left (instead of sensibly following your right turn onto Quarry) off the parking lot start, and immediately regretted the next 30 minutes spent hike-a-biking along Tilly. I eventually somehow ended up finding the small and large ponds, but the rest of my session was pretty underwhelming. A lot of it was spent walking my bike either up or down sections I had stumbled upon (since I was left poking around trying to find the more popular trails without a real map to follow). I've honestly enjoyed basically all the other parks I've tried (and have done most in the greater Bay Area), but this was the only place that comes to mind where left feeling like I'd recommend passing it up for other better rides in the area (unless you are either located very closeby or are riding with friend(s) that know the park very well and can sherpa the most enjoyable path through it). Maybe I'm also not advanced enough (would classify myself as a solid intermediate) - although I haven't found myself struggling this much in a new place before. Anyways - on a more positive note - hope you are still riding and are able to make more content soon! ✌

A word on pronunciation. It's Del Vah Yay. That's how it's pronounced in Spanish, the native language. Del Vah Yay. Double L's = Y.

Editing note: MART-us, not Mar-tees! Thanks for the tour.

There seems to be a lot of rattlesnakes. The entire video i can hear you passing rattlesnakes. 😮

Amazing view!! thank for sharing.

Jake, can you recommend what are the best beginner trails at Del Valle? All the videos make Del Valle look like a blast, but, for instance, I was watching a video earlier on Chutes & Splatters and the guy was saying, while it looked easy, the descents were a lot steeper than the video made them look. So, for someone starting who might be white-knuckling a bit, what trails would you recommend to have fun, learn but also not take on too much risk to life & limb (hey, I know that the risk is part of what makes it fun, but trying to keep it within reason for the skill level). TIA.

You should ride Boggs Mountain in Lake County…..outside of Middletown.