Great videos guys! You really captured the variety that Neversink offers. I live near the playground on the Reading side, been hiking and biking Neversink for the past 20 years.
Nice video Kory! Just rode Neversink for the first time tonight! Great destination if you want a big day on the bike. Always good to explore new trails.
Thanks Brandon! Neversink is a really fun trail system, especially when you know your way around. Always love exploring and nice to change it up from Mt. Penn too.
Great video! Thanks for doing this - I’m only 45 minutes away and I’ve never been there. I noticed that many of the sections aren’t too technical(?). Would a beginner/intermediate rider be ok here?
Great video! Thanks! Was just there yesterday. Quick question: is there a trail that runs from Klappenthal Rd to the Exeter River Trail? I see one on some mapping apps but not others.
Yes at the end of the Exeter trail is a railroad bridge you ride under with a bunch of cool graffiti. That is towards the end of this video. That leads up the hill to klapperthal lot.
@@keystonemtb9925 I was riding my gravel bike on the Exeter trail and I stopped at the graffiti bridge. I wasn't sure where it went from there. I originally started at Witch's Hat but that area was a little too rugged for my gravel bike. Thanks!
Neversink = My Main Squeeze. Nice presentaion.
Thanks it is a beautiful mountain!
Stumbled across this video randomly, I really enjoyed it. Gonna look forward to watching more of your stuff!
Thanks for the positive feedback! Looking forward to putting out more videos in the near future.
Cool!
Thanks!
Awesome! Super entertaining video. Great editing and information!
Great videos guys! You really captured the variety that Neversink offers.
I live near the playground on the Reading side, been hiking and biking Neversink for the past 20 years.
Thats awesome that you live so close to one of the coolest places in Berks!
Nice video Kory! Just rode Neversink for the first time tonight! Great destination if you want a big day on the bike. Always good to explore new trails.
Thanks Brandon! Neversink is a really fun trail system, especially when you know your way around. Always love exploring and nice to change it up from Mt. Penn too.
My local FL trails at Markham brought me here- nice preserve, trails and edit! And love the dog!
Thanks for watching! Neversink is an awesome place and that my dog, Kozmo, and I enjoy very much.
Wait, your dog, but he follow6ed the other rider? 😆
@@VisualSOLUTIONSMedia Yes that is my dog Kozmo and he pals along with the entire group on any given ride.
Thanks for the vid, some pretty cool history
Glad you enjoyed it
Great video Kory, real nice job with the editing!!
Thanks Jacob, more videos to come!
I need to come check this out. Need some trails to explore for a day. Gotta break in the new wheels
Awesome place, cannot wait for the snow to melt!
Great video, was hiking around at the witches hat and the big radio tower making a video for my channel.
I was riding there on Saturday too 😁
One of my favorite local spots to ride and enjoy Mother Nature!
Great looking trails, but I think I'd pack a gun.
I have never felt the need here but that's the great thing about America....carry on!
Great video! Thanks for doing this - I’m only 45 minutes away and I’ve never been there. I noticed that many of the sections aren’t too technical(?). Would a beginner/intermediate rider be ok here?
Yes! Sticking towards the main double track loop is great for beginners with technical bits spread about for more intermediate and advanced options.
Great video! Thanks! Was just there yesterday. Quick question: is there a trail that runs from Klappenthal Rd to the Exeter River Trail? I see one on some mapping apps but not others.
Yes at the end of the Exeter trail is a railroad bridge you ride under with a bunch of cool graffiti. That is towards the end of this video. That leads up the hill to klapperthal lot.
@@keystonemtb9925 I was riding my gravel bike on the Exeter trail and I stopped at the graffiti bridge. I wasn't sure where it went from there. I originally started at Witch's Hat but that area was a little too rugged for my gravel bike. Thanks!