Wow, yeah, that downed tree was much worse before we went through! Thank you for clearing that, it made our ride later smoother. Some of those mud puddles look familiar and bigger, too! Man, that bridge looks sketch! I think we are doing the Timberlake next summer.
Always handy to pack the saw! haha we laughed when we came up to the tree and happy to clear the path, we didnt have a choice hahah The bridge is normally way more sketch, i just didnt pick a great line, no problem with 4 wheels but 2 wheels can slip through ! I believe Im hitting Timber Trail next weekend, thats somewhat my local riding area so looking forward to linking it all together and posting the ride. Happy riding bro!
I rode the pick axe loop over the long weekend also. I left from a lot further south though! 4 days if riding 1400 in the first 3 days and a quick 300 home in the rain on Monday. Orangeville, Creemore,SCORRA single track, Orillia, Bancroft, up to the pick Axe loop, Whitney, Gooderham, Home. I ended up getting off the main route in that "technical " section north of Barry's Bay and did a few extra soupy trails. The rest of the pick axe loop was nice ,scenic not too technical. Great moto camp over all!
@@trailsandtires1457 that’s a nice loop and a lot of km! Nice work ! Yea pick axe is beautiful but a little tame for our adventure hearts. Timber trail is mostly roads we run all the time but we will find another run variation for that one too! Appreciate you sharing the adventure ! Keep me posted next tour up towards the kawarthas 🙌
@@MfrOffroadRiderNorCal haha absolutely! It’s horrible. I tested out the media mod but not available on this run. I’ll find a dead cat wrap for it as back up. Keep the rubber side down 🙌
A few of us set out yesterday and got the west and Paugh Lake sections done, heavy rain today sent us home without completing the east side. I’m a novice, riding a bigger bike BMW F850GSA. I dumped it twice, once where you noted the log on the trail, stupid move I stopped and had nowhere to put my foot. Then in the mud hole just after that. Lots of fun though, the hills and rocks were not an issue.
Have you checked out the Pick Axe Loop - Ride The Highlands?? If so I would love to hear your feedback, comment your experience below.
Wow, yeah, that downed tree was much worse before we went through! Thank you for clearing that, it made our ride later smoother. Some of those mud puddles look familiar and bigger, too! Man, that bridge looks sketch! I think we are doing the Timberlake next summer.
Always handy to pack the saw! haha we laughed when we came up to the tree and happy to clear the path, we didnt have a choice hahah
The bridge is normally way more sketch, i just didnt pick a great line, no problem with 4 wheels but 2 wheels can slip through !
I believe Im hitting Timber Trail next weekend, thats somewhat my local riding area so looking forward to linking it all together and posting the ride.
Happy riding bro!
I rode the pick axe loop over the long weekend also. I left from a lot further south though! 4 days if riding 1400 in the first 3 days and a quick 300 home in the rain on Monday. Orangeville, Creemore,SCORRA single track, Orillia, Bancroft, up to the pick Axe loop, Whitney, Gooderham, Home.
I ended up getting off the main route in that "technical " section north of Barry's Bay and did a few extra soupy trails. The rest of the pick axe loop was nice ,scenic not too technical. Great moto camp over all!
@@trailsandtires1457 that’s a nice loop and a lot of km! Nice work ! Yea pick axe is beautiful but a little tame for our adventure hearts. Timber trail is mostly roads we run all the time but we will find another run variation for that one too! Appreciate you sharing the adventure ! Keep me posted next tour up towards the kawarthas 🙌
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You need to get you a dead cat for your mic makes audio so much better less wind noise nice vid 👍🤟
@@MfrOffroadRiderNorCal haha absolutely! It’s horrible. I tested out the media mod but not available on this run. I’ll find a dead cat wrap for it as back up. Keep the rubber side down 🙌
@@MfrOffroadRiderNorCal ordered 🙌😂
@@breathofadventure you too for sure👍🤟
A few of us set out yesterday and got the west and Paugh Lake sections done, heavy rain today sent us home without completing the east side.
I’m a novice, riding a bigger bike BMW F850GSA. I dumped it twice, once where you noted the log on the trail, stupid move I stopped and had nowhere to put my foot. Then in the mud hole just after that. Lots of fun though, the hills and rocks were not an issue.
@@smurfy71 that’s too bad about rain but you accomplished the fun part ! Hahaha the rest was great too
What saw is that ? Pretty cool
Hello! Thanks for asking, its a Sven Saw. Pretty great. I prefer they Silky Gomboy foldable but I snapped it. Sven saw definitely worth it.
Great Video, What app are you using to follow the trail Gaia ?
@@michaelr2656 yes Gia plus my back roads map book 🙌