Riding Las Chiches Trail 5 at Pozo/La Panza OHV (Eastbound)
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- Опубліковано 26 лют 2022
- This video covers Las Chiches, Trail 5 at Pozo/Las Panzas OHV Area in the eastbound direction. Although the trail is labelled as a blue trail, in my opinion it is best suited for experienced riders comfortable with riding moderately technical steep hills. Watch the video and decide for yourself.
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Music credits:
American Idle by RKVC
Watch it Glow by Silent Partner
Hard Day by Balta Zzar
Links:
Pozo La Panza website: www.fs.usda.gov/recarea/lpnf/...
Pozo La Panza trail map: www.fs.usda.gov/Internet/FSE_...
Skydio drone: www.skydio.com/
GoPro Hero 8 Black: gopro.com/en/us/shop/cameras/...
onX Offroad: www.onxmaps.com/offroad/app
Great drone footage! I've never heard of this place before thanks so much for sharing and you are a great rider.
Muy buena información
Looks good man soil looks about perfect for out there.
Great video! Such a beautiful place to ride!
Your videos are always so enjoyable! I greatly appreciate the time you put into making them. I had never even heard of this place before seeing this! Awesome! Thank you so much!
Glad you like them!
How long would this loop take? My kids and I are doing a road trip next June and want to stop here on our way to SD. Do you know if a good campground you would recommend that we can easily get on some intermediate trails? I have a 20' toy hauler . Thanks man - great vids!!
I believe there are a couple of couple of campgrounds at Pozo, but you should call the park to confirm and get the details. If you like riding dirt roads you can explore a good portion of the park using the main roads but you are supposed to have street legal bikes. The first segment of Pine Mountain from the East end is pretty scenic and not hard. McGinnis Creek is also an entry level dirt biking trail, near Navajo Flat, and there is also a kids track there for working on cornering. If this is all too easy, then try riding Burnout from Navajo Flat to the intersection with Mare Springs. Beyond that everything else will be harder. It gets pretty warm there during the summer so you would want to plan your riding for morning and evening hours. It is a great place. Enjoy it!
Dude, I can see why you would want to retire nearby...