One of the LONGEST Descents in California | Cannell Plunge | Kernville, Ca
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- Опубліковано 4 лип 2024
- In today's video I am riding in Kernville which is just Northeast of Bakersfield. This trail is one of the longest single track trails in all of California and can mainly be ridden during the summer. This trail is mainly shuttled by most and takes you up to an elevation of ~9,400. After some climbing and descending you will usually end up in the city of kernville at just about 2,400 ft (confirmed after making the thumbnail, pls don't attack me). This trail is about 25 miles in totality so I would consider it an all day adventure. I had over an hours worth of footage but have cut it down to only include the good parts.
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WTF! That is some serious descent! My legs would be long dead and useless before I'd get through half that lol. Awesome bro!
@@MTBr-of-SoCal haha yeah the legs were definitely toasted after!
I rode this trail many times back in the 1990s on a 26er hardtail with rim brakes. Seeing it again brought back many memories. It's a beautiful trail, well worth the trip.
@@georgekrpan3181 oh wow that must’ve been a wild fun time! Yes it’s definitely a cool adventure!
@@Chris-505 Cheers Chris!
Fantastic video! Don’t put water on your rotors. Hope to see you all on the next one!
@@Brad-im2ot Thank you!! Yeah lol it was a friend that did that because his brake was going out lol.
This looks amazing
@@BikeLA23 it was a fun all day ride!
This looks like a really fun trail to ride. Great job!
Thank you, Appreciate it!
Fantastic footage. It all came back to me after watching. Yes!! Super Fantastic descent, sooooo fun now I remember! Oh yeah we did Just Outstanding trail in morning and Plunge in afternoon. Epic day
Thank you! Haha yeah this trail was a great all day adventure!
5:16 is that your rear tire / rim strikes?
Great trail thanks for posting. I got to say the ultimate downhill badass race
Was the plumb line downhill 1987 in Bishop California. I won first place single-speed division the start was 11,000 feet plus elevation in descendants 7,000 ft in 7 MI and then 5 me of washboard and gravel flat. I rode with the Berkeley Trails Union... Out of Berkeley. We are legendary. The shirt I'm wearing in my profile picture here is the 1987 plumb line downhill that I won single-speed category in 5th place over the entire field. I rode in Oakland edition Boss 26 hardtail. Made by Carlo Luiga
Thank you! And oh wow that’s quite a huge race 😳
Love this trail! I do it at least once a year!
@@babylonsfalling It’s a great all day mtb experience!
Cool👍
Don't be fooled! There is quite a bit of climbing on this trail. Watch out for snakes.
@@coloradosportsrecycler9852 yeah lol, it doesn’t start the “plunge” until after 2,000ft of climbing lol
Nice film. Curious when you shot this… logistically thinking about water crossings/availability during the summer months. 👍
I filmed this in June 2024. I would say the best time to ride this is from May-October.
6:57 sweet
1:52 damn. close call
Did that around 2010. might have to find my way back there. Snow at the top and 110 at the bottom.
@@bobaloo682 haha yeah. It was good weather at the top and then at the very bottom it is super hot (I think around 95-98) that day.
Great vid!
Obviously, e-bike legal?
I have one to and want to do this ride.
Cheers!
Thank you and yes!
Is the trail pretty well defined? It looks to be. Would you recommend navigation for the first time? Thanks! GREAT video!!
@@jugrnot8 I would say it’s fairly well defined. Since this was my first time on this trail I would recommend navigation as it is super helpful! Thank you!!
awesome video. what camera are you using?
I am currently running the Insta 360 X3
Looks bad ass, did you take a shuttle and are there guides available?
@@TonyFernandezjkdjedi I went with some friends, but there are shuttles and guides available.
Chris, who did you book the shuttle ride to the top with? Any suggestions on prep reference water or food during the descend? Thank in advance
@@omartish I shuttled with friends so I didn’t use a service but I believe sierra south does a shuttle service. For food I would definitely some snacks and then a lunch along with some electrolyte drinks (3-4) and a full hydro pack. Hope this helps!
I need to return to this trail on my emtb. There is quite a bit of climbing on this trail that will sap your energy quick. I was unprepared on snacks that's for sure! There is a spring near the big open meadow to refill water which in nice.
Hah yeah, I think it’s doable on a normal bike but you do need a lot of snacks and electrolyte drinks to keep you hydrated. Yeah I’ve run into the spring water and heard it was really good and cold!
How much is the shuttle fee now? Nice vids by the way 👍
Thank you! I’m not too sure. I had some friends to shuttle with so didn’t have to use shuttle service.
@@Chris-505I may head to this trail next week with a group. Where is the drop off spot for a shuttle if I have someone drop me off on top and pick me up at KRB?
@@behindbars1536 I believe drop off is Top of Sherman pass road.
@@Chris-505 thank you!
Are you running an Insta360 X3 off your helmet for the video?
Yes, I am using it on my chin mount.
Have you ridden Downieville? If so, how does this compare?
I have not gotten the chance just yet. Other largest downhill I’ve ever done is skyfall.
is it possible to shuttle yourself on an ebike?
I don’t believe so, I think it’s like a 50 mile road up to the top 😅 you’ll definitely need a shuttle.
The shuttle to the top is ridiculous. I think the Downyvill downhill is longer. & don't forget Noble canyon.
@@ericharris197 yeah the shuttle to the top is like 1 hour.