What a great ride. Your commentary (including the trail names) made it fill like I was right there. I had just as much fun as you did even though I've never been there. Great video! Kudos!
💥Dude I'm completely blown away by these insane open viewed Trails and the variation of choice!💥 I'm in the UK and am in awe of your Beautiful Country🙏 and have now Subscribed to you I watch a lot of🚴♂️💭 MTB videos this was one of the Best!👍🤘👱♂️🤘
Thanks so much! We're definitely VERY lucky in the US to have a huge variation of trails (and places we can ride all year long)! I'm hoping to get out further east this summer and up into Canada as well as hopefully a further international trip in the future.
Definitely go check these out, this place was kinda similar to Sycamore Canyon in Riverside as well, 2 really nice flowy trail systems, but this place has more jumps and such
That’s huge, nice job. Yeah kind of like with skiing / snowboarding, a lot of stuff will work out just fine it’s mostly getting the courage to try that’s difficult.
You definitely should, there some really cool stuff down here, a pretty good mix in So Cal so you can ride a good variety. I'm heading up north in the next month or so, any thing around Santa Cruz or the bay that you'd recommend? I've ridden the Flow Trail, Endor Flow and Skeggs and loved them all but would love to try something new!
@HobbyGoblinTyler Toro park in salinas, Ca is a good place to ride got some good trails. Pipeline an marks canyon are good ones check out some UA-cam videos on these trails. Also fort ord got some good mix of trails.
Moved to the area not long ago and started riding it solo. Still don't know where everything is. Where is The Force trail located? Does it branch off The Wall before you hit Monkey Puzzle and Pinball Wizard? Sometimes I just hit the jump lines at Scott Canyon and just call it a day lol.
Just took a look at Trailforks and yes that’s exactly right, it breaks off of The Wall on the peak before you’d hit Pinball. And honestly that ride down Scott Canyon is more action than some entire trail systems!
These are in Loma Linda. There's a city park equipped with playgrounds and a dog park at the bottom parking lot called Hulda Crooks park. That's what this trail network is commonly referred to.
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thank you for video!
Thanks for watching!
Nice! Subbed. Only been there once a couple years ago. Need to get back out there!
Thanks I appreciate it! Talked to a local and sounds like they’re always working out here so definitely worth coming around when you can!
What a great ride. Your commentary (including the trail names) made it fill like I was right there. I had just as much fun as you did even though I've never been there. Great video! Kudos!
Thanks so much, glad you enjoyed it :)
💥Dude I'm completely blown away by these insane open viewed Trails and the variation of choice!💥 I'm in the UK and am in awe of your Beautiful Country🙏 and have now Subscribed to you I watch a lot of🚴♂️💭 MTB videos this was one of the Best!👍🤘👱♂️🤘
Thanks so much! We're definitely VERY lucky in the US to have a huge variation of trails (and places we can ride all year long)! I'm hoping to get out further east this summer and up into Canada as well as hopefully a further international trip in the future.
These are the trails I wish San Diego had more of! I gotta make my way up to these, rad video!!
Definitely go check these out, this place was kinda similar to Sycamore Canyon in Riverside as well, 2 really nice flowy trail systems, but this place has more jumps and such
Its called Hulda Crooks. Nice video🤘
Thanks, didn’t know the name! This place is awesome
Hulda Crooks Trail, my backyard
Lucky, it's like a 2 hour drive for me. Would love to hit this place every week
Nice to see you hit that gap jump near the finish!
Yeah it’s kind of the perfect little gap since it’s kind of a step down but it always scares me each time I hit it 😂
@@HobbyGoblinTyler biggest gap I've done is 7ft. took me a while to get up the sack for it.
That’s huge, nice job. Yeah kind of like with skiing / snowboarding, a lot of stuff will work out just fine it’s mostly getting the courage to try that’s difficult.
Cool video the force is actually called Dead End trail that's why there's a dead end sign there... 🤙
Thanks that makes sense! I generally just go off of Trailforks but it's definitely not always accurate to what the locals call the trails haha.
@@HobbyGoblinTyler 🤙🤙🤙
Helll yeah! This is dope
Haha you’re dope! 💙
Nice trails, I'm from santa cruz, Ca. I would be interested in taking a trip south and try out these trails!.
You definitely should, there some really cool stuff down here, a pretty good mix in So Cal so you can ride a good variety. I'm heading up north in the next month or so, any thing around Santa Cruz or the bay that you'd recommend? I've ridden the Flow Trail, Endor Flow and Skeggs and loved them all but would love to try something new!
@HobbyGoblinTyler Toro park in salinas, Ca is a good place to ride got some good trails. Pipeline an marks canyon are good ones check out some UA-cam videos on these trails. Also fort ord got some good mix of trails.
Awesome thanks! I’ve had pipeline on my list for a while, I’ll have to check it out!
Any chance you have a Strava link?
Yep, here you go! www.strava.com/activities/10566088297
Moved to the area not long ago and started riding it solo. Still don't know where everything is. Where is The Force trail located? Does it branch off The Wall before you hit Monkey Puzzle and Pinball Wizard?
Sometimes I just hit the jump lines at Scott Canyon and just call it a day lol.
Just took a look at Trailforks and yes that’s exactly right, it breaks off of The Wall on the peak before you’d hit Pinball. And honestly that ride down Scott Canyon is more action than some entire trail systems!
The force is actually called a Dead End right next to pinball
Where are these located?
These are in Loma Linda. There's a city park equipped with playgrounds and a dog park at the bottom parking lot called Hulda Crooks park. That's what this trail network is commonly referred to.
I believe on Trailforks it’s called South Hills Preserve as well if that helps!