We're very lucky to share a lot of the same hobbies. We actually both got into mountain biking at the same time! Cacapon is next level. Hope you enjoy your visit! 🤙
It's the best thing in life to share your passion with your partner. I've been lucky enough to have a wife that shares my same passion for riding. We have ridden thousands of miles together. If you want your wife to ride, start easy. Just go to a lake or nature trails and get her riding. Make sure she has her own bike that is capable and she is comfortable. Slowly you can introduce her to more challenging trails. THe most important thing is to just have fun.
@@JubeProductions right on. I just got my 7 year old son his first mountain bike. I will be including him in my future content. Take care and ride safe buddy. HMU if you are ever riding out in the York Pennsylvania area.
Visited here in 2022. They were still working on thunderstruck. Hadn't even started some of these other lines. I climbed the fire road and went down giddy up. Various others from there. Best time of my life. We were staying nearby for a couple days.
These trails look great! You two make some great content and I love that you give a good preview of the trails, including the infrastructure surrounding it. My wife and I have been riding together for almost 20 years on the East Coast and ride some of the same trails. You should check out White Clay/Middle Run in Delaware, Fairhill in MD, Wissahickon in PA, 6 Mile in NJ or Lake Noxamickon Bucks County PA. We just got EMTBs last summer and have been mostly riding trail with the E-bikes and we travel almost every weekend to ride somewhere exciting. I wish I had your energy and motivation to make videos. Keep up the good works and thanks for making these.
@@JubeProductions thank you for the thoughtful comment! Our hope is to get more people exploring all the great trails in our area. We have been to Nox and made a video about it but the other places you mentioned are definitely on our list! Thank you for the suggestions! E-bikes are a great way to cover a lot of ground and see what’s out there! Thanks again for your comment and thanks for watching!
@@NickandKatieMTB I live right outside Philly and know a lot of trails in PA/NJ/DE if you ever want some tips on riding spots, let me know. Wissahickon in Philadelphia is one spot you have to check out. It's been around for years and is one of the first places I ever traveled to ride way back in about 1988. They have done a ton of work and added some newer trails, but a lot of original trails are still there. The cycling community in Philly is really great too. White Clay/Middle Run are two parks in Delaware that have about 30 miles of trails that are connected. These are flow trails with some elevation, but not a lot of climbing. That is a spot we ride regularly and a place I know well. They do regular trail maintenance there and the trails are very well built. My wife and I have been doing evening rides there so we finish and it's dark out. Very cool to start off and it's light outside and ride as the sun sets, and finish with our lights on.
@@NickandKatieMTB I just got back from Massanutten VA and Fountainhead Regional Park in VA. Fountainhead was AMAZING and I can't wait to get back. It was very surprising and I didn't think the trails would be as good as they were. A lot of work went into those trails and it was almost like a bike park level of flow. It's about 3 hours south of Philly.
I'm glad I came across this video I live in North Central WV and have been looking for places to ride I'm only about 10 minutes from Watter Smith Memorial State Park and I ride there mostly but there isn't very many features other than the trick track.
We're happy to help you find a new spot to ride! This place is seriously next level. Be sure to subscribe and check out some of our other videos. It might help you find some more trails in your area! Thanks for watching and thanks for the comment!
Looks like an awesome spot. I'm in SW PA and been searching for some more exciting mountain biking locations to check out. Only a little over 2 hours from the greater PGH area.
First time I heard it was from a kid at Blue Mountain and they said it to Nick when he cased so hard that he fell off his bike..I was dying laughing 😆 Glad someone appreciated the joke! Thanks for watching! ✌️
@@NickandKatieMTB good stuff. Place looks fun. I need to travel more. I live on beech mtn,So I’m spoiled with the riding in the area. Keep it up guys. 5k subs by the new year!
You guys are doing great, Katie keep eye contact with the camera instead of looking at the speaker. It will keep the watchers more engaged with both of you as he talks. 🤙🙂
Thanks for the review. Cacapon is a revered gathering spot for our people. Cacapon means " spirit of the ancients" and your joy in mispronouncing Cacapon is not unexpected.
Right! That landing is butter. We definitely liked the flowier trails more than thunderstruck and I was bummed it sauced my tire. 😂 And yeah man that would be fun! 🤙
Thanks for subscribing! 🤘 If I remember correctly, he had his bike stuffed in the back of his SUV and didn’t have a rack. We were initially a bit concerned but ultimately it ended up being a sweet deal! We don’t usually lend our car to strangers 😂
From info online and the signage near the mountain bike trails it looks like dogs are allowed on the trail as long as they are on a leash! You can always check with the park to be sure. Hope this helps!
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It’s refreshing seeing you guys out there riding together. I want to get my wife into riding. Also my friend and I are visiting cacapon very soon✌️
We're very lucky to share a lot of the same hobbies. We actually both got into mountain biking at the same time! Cacapon is next level. Hope you enjoy your visit! 🤙
@@NickandKatieMTB appreciate it
It's the best thing in life to share your passion with your partner. I've been lucky enough to have a wife that shares my same passion for riding. We have ridden thousands of miles together. If you want your wife to ride, start easy. Just go to a lake or nature trails and get her riding. Make sure she has her own bike that is capable and she is comfortable. Slowly you can introduce her to more challenging trails. THe most important thing is to just have fun.
@@JubeProductions right on. I just got my 7 year old son his first mountain bike. I will be including him in my future content. Take care and ride safe buddy. HMU if you are ever riding out in the York Pennsylvania area.
@@JubeProductions words of wisdom! I’m very lucky Katie loves riding too. It wouldn’t be the same without her.
Visited here in 2022. They were still working on thunderstruck. Hadn't even started some of these other lines. I climbed the fire road and went down giddy up. Various others from there. Best time of my life. We were staying nearby for a couple days.
Right! It’s incredible what they have done here. Definitely a place you could spend a weekend (at least) riding! Can’t wait to go back!
These trails look great! You two make some great content and I love that you give a good preview of the trails, including the infrastructure surrounding it. My wife and I have been riding together for almost 20 years on the East Coast and ride some of the same trails. You should check out White Clay/Middle Run in Delaware, Fairhill in MD, Wissahickon in PA, 6 Mile in NJ or Lake Noxamickon Bucks County PA.
We just got EMTBs last summer and have been mostly riding trail with the E-bikes and we travel almost every weekend to ride somewhere exciting. I wish I had your energy and motivation to make videos.
Keep up the good works and thanks for making these.
@@JubeProductions thank you for the thoughtful comment! Our hope is to get more people exploring all the great trails in our area. We have been to Nox and made a video about it but the other places you mentioned are definitely on our list! Thank you for the suggestions! E-bikes are a great way to cover a lot of ground and see what’s out there! Thanks again for your comment and thanks for watching!
@@NickandKatieMTB I live right outside Philly and know a lot of trails in PA/NJ/DE if you ever want some tips on riding spots, let me know.
Wissahickon in Philadelphia is one spot you have to check out. It's been around for years and is one of the first places I ever traveled to ride way back in about 1988.
They have done a ton of work and added some newer trails, but a lot of original trails are still there. The cycling community in Philly is really great too.
White Clay/Middle Run are two parks in Delaware that have about 30 miles of trails that are connected. These are flow trails with some elevation, but not a lot of climbing. That is a spot we ride regularly and a place I know well. They do regular trail maintenance there and the trails are very well built. My wife and I have been doing evening rides there so we finish and it's dark out. Very cool to start off and it's light outside and ride as the sun sets, and finish with our lights on.
@@JubeProductions good to know! I’ll definitely let you know when we ride out that way! 🤙
@@NickandKatieMTB I just got back from Massanutten VA and Fountainhead Regional Park in VA.
Fountainhead was AMAZING and I can't wait to get back. It was very surprising and I didn't think the trails would be as good as they were. A lot of work went into those trails and it was almost like a bike park level of flow. It's about 3 hours south of Philly.
@@JubeProductions Sweet! We'll have to check that out one of these days! Sounds fun!
Awesome spot!!
Heck yeah man! Thanks for watching Steverino! 🤙
I'm glad I came across this video I live in North Central WV and have been looking for places to ride I'm only about 10 minutes from Watter Smith Memorial State Park and I ride there mostly but there isn't very many features other than the trick track.
We're happy to help you find a new spot to ride! This place is seriously next level. Be sure to subscribe and check out some of our other videos. It might help you find some more trails in your area! Thanks for watching and thanks for the comment!
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@bentacy I was riding roadside trail a few weeks ago.
Awesome video… Kay-Kay-pun
Thanks for watching! 🤙
Looks like an awesome spot. I'm in SW PA and been searching for some more exciting mountain biking locations to check out. Only a little over 2 hours from the greater PGH area.
It’s about 2 hours for us as well, and it’s totally worth the drive! Highly recommend this spot 👍👍
This dude sounds like Bill and Ted.
🤣🤣🤣🤣. That was epic Katie. “Gonna need a lawyer for that case”.
First time I heard it was from a kid at Blue Mountain and they said it to Nick when he cased so hard that he fell off his bike..I was dying laughing 😆 Glad someone appreciated the joke! Thanks for watching! ✌️
@@NickandKatieMTB good stuff. Place looks fun. I need to travel more. I live on beech mtn,So I’m spoiled with the riding in the area. Keep it up guys. 5k subs by the new year!
@@bullit4x don’t blame ya! We need to make our way down there soon! Thanks for the support! 💪
You guys are doing great, Katie keep eye contact with the camera instead of looking at the speaker. It will keep the watchers more engaged with both of you as he talks. 🤙🙂
Thank you! Katie just can't keep her eyes off me! 😉😂 Thanks for watching! 🤙
You guys have great energy on camera. I'm just looking at what Kyle and April do thar works well. 🙂
@@lagwall thank you! 😁
Thanks for the review. Cacapon is a revered gathering spot for our people. Cacapon means " spirit of the ancients" and your joy in mispronouncing Cacapon is not unexpected.
That is really cool to know! Such a beautiful place. Thanks for the comment and thanks for watching! ✌️
I’ve been wanting to go there. I’m not sure if I will in a little bit but it looked really fun and me and my dad might go there sometime.
We hope you get to go soon! Thanks for watching! 🤙
No problem I liked the vid
@@Fgrufly2 🤙
WV can def be the Bentonville of the east coast!
Right! We’re so excited to see where this place is headed in the next few years! 🙌
that second drop is soooo smooth. Thunderstruck is the worst trail i have ever ridden lol I hated every second of it. We gotta ride again sometime!
Right! That landing is butter. We definitely liked the flowier trails more than thunderstruck and I was bummed it sauced my tire. 😂 And yeah man that would be fun! 🤙
High on my list for this year but to ride the really good stuff here you pretty much have to shuttle, from what I'm told.
Yeah it’s a four mile gravel road climb to the top of the overlook!
@NickandKatieMTB oh 4mi isn't so bad that's what we do at the shed for our DH days.
@@splooshmtb it’s definitely doable! Plus there are a few good trails that you can just go up the road a little ways and drop in on.
“Gonna need a lawyer for that case” 😂😂😂😂😂
Comedy gold 😂
@@NickandKatieMTB Katie doing open mic stand up next week.
@@FcDominick the next big name in comedy 😄
Nice T shirt
Thanks! 😄
When are you going to be riding at raystown again ?
Not sure! We usually go up 1 or 2 times a year! No trips planned as of now.
New subscriber here. Question: Eric couldn’t shuttle you in his car?
Thanks for subscribing! 🤘 If I remember correctly, he had his bike stuffed in the back of his SUV and didn’t have a rack. We were initially a bit concerned but ultimately it ended up being a sweet deal! We don’t usually lend our car to strangers 😂
you need to throw a few cranks in before the jump
Probably a smart move!
Dog friendly?
From info online and the signage near the mountain bike trails it looks like dogs are allowed on the trail as long as they are on a leash! You can always check with the park to be sure. Hope this helps!
Dog park next to the parking lot and sign
@@justinbutler4684 thanks for the additional info! 🤙
There is a dog park where you park for the bike park
Nope. Don't come here. You will hate it and itS dangerous. Stay away. Go to NC.
Haha, the secret is out!
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