Can a Beginner Handle This Trail?? | Mountain Biking Falcon Flow | Moab, Utah

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  • Опубліковано 10 січ 2025

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  • @beerbikesbarbells
    @beerbikesbarbells  2 роки тому

    Have you ridden Falcon Flow? Was it worth the trek (since it's kinda out of the way of a lot of the more "popular" Moab trails?) Let me know! Also, what's your favorite Moab trail? I'll definitely be going back sometime and need recommendations 😁

  • @fpartidafpartida
    @fpartidafpartida Рік тому

    I love that you mentioned “how close to the edge of the cliff you were
    ‘. Most UA-camrs are all about “this is nothing”, “easy peasy”….whatever…injury vs reward coefficient is always a factor. I want to be able to go have a beer and a meal after my mounting biking. I don’t need next of kin notified and medical al decision to be made.

  • @oenophile82
    @oenophile82 2 роки тому +1

    I hope you found your way to Milts, nice trail, I have ridden it twice, once from each trailhead. There is just tons of variety in the Moab area, all good except for the occasional sandpit.

    • @beerbikesbarbells
      @beerbikesbarbells  2 роки тому

      I missed that one! I was out there for 3 days of riding and everything was incredible...when I get better I definitely want to tackle the Whole Enchilada!

  • @chriscagleATX
    @chriscagleATX 2 роки тому +1

    As a less challenging alternative to TWE, Falcon Flow is cool as the last leg of a route starting with a shuttle up to Hazzard County TH. Then ride HC - Kokopelli - UPS Upper - UPS Lower - cutover to Eagle Eye (about 3/4 the way down UPS Lower) - Sand Flats Rd - Falcon Flow (leave your drop vehicle at the end).

    • @beerbikesbarbells
      @beerbikesbarbells  2 роки тому

      I'll have to remember that for next time, cause I definitely wanna try out some of those trails!

    • @speedsquishstupid
      @speedsquishstupid Рік тому

      @@beerbikesbarbells Keep in mind its like a 20-ish mile ride of blue/black trails. Navajo Rocks also has tons of good stuff, as well as the first part of Mag 7 - both of which are much more beginner friendly.