Dirty Biking at Frank Raines OHV Park
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- Опубліковано 9 кві 2022
- Frank Raines OHV Park is located west of Paterson. Most of the trails in the park consist of climbing moderate to difficult hills, for this reason this park is more suitable for advanced riders. This video presents an overview of the park and all the marked trails open at the time of the production of this video, including DJI and Skydio drone footage of the trails.
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Time index:
5:26 West Creek
6:00 East Fire Rd
7:19 West Loop
8:04 East Fire Trail
8:56 The Rut
9:19 The Rock
10:42 Matt's
11:34 Spider
12:34 Drop-in
13:19 Concrete
14:12 Kidney Stone
15:12 West Trail
Music: Inspiration by MagaMusic, So Bueno by The 126ers, and Hard Day by Balta Zzar
Drone footage: www.skydio.com/ and www.dji.com/mini-2
Another great video. The way you lay the park out is clear and actionable. Your channel is a gem for Bay Area dirt riders. Thanks.
Thank you Bob.
I really appreciate the time and effort you put into all your videos. You even time the different camera views to the music - it must take you so much time - amazing! I'm hoping that sometime you could do a video about how you go about planning a ride to an unfamiliar area, your particular GPS setup on your bike, how you have it mounted, etc. Thank you again for great vids!
Thanks again for your feedback, a those are great ideas for future videos. I'll keep it mind.
I was thinking the same thing..the time to do these videos must be incredible.
Nice! Excellent introduction. Seems very complete.
Thank you. With this winter rains some of these trail are not as nice anymore.
I’ve been wanting to check out Frank Raines. Thank you for the review.
You are welcome!
Kidney Stone is my favorite...
Good variety there, and, if it's wet, there is still good traction (lots of rock in the soil)
Awesome vid! Love the great footage, you really get a feel for the park. Was deciding if I want to go here or not with my atv. Seems like it more dirt bike friendly like Carnegie than atv. I don't wanna drive 100 miles to be disappointed. So watching this vid helped select where I'm gonna ride this weekend. With a lot of places closed down still, looks like I'm going back to Knoxville. Hope to see more vids of places around the Bay Area. Subed!
The rains we had this year also did some damage to this park. I would not drive 100 miles to ATV there. I don't know where you are located but I recently visited Ballinger Canyon OHV and it has some amazing views, and the trails are in very good shape. Trails 24 and 40 would be great for riding an ATV, specially 40. Although this is a dirt biking trail, check out ua-cam.com/video/tiqlDohs0lI/v-deo.html.
@@bayareadirtbiking249 I'm in Marin county so definitely not going down there right now. Need to get to some so cal tracks. Wanna hit some of thsoe desert ohvs. Would love for you to do a review of Knoxville and Cow Mountain which are my home tracks!
I enjoy your channel! Nice job on the way you film and edit your video!!! I rode Frank Raines many years ago... Its pretty small! Will you go to Rock Creek (Georgetown), Elkins Flat (Pollock Pines), Cow Mountain (Lake County), Penny Pines (MFD)?
I left out StonyFord!
Thanks for the complement. Never been to these but I am hoping to visit Cow Mountain this year.
@@bayareadirtbiking249 You will have to check them out! All are reachable from the Bay for a day trip but would be better for an overnight stay! Great job!
@@annmariebarsanti1906 Definity!
Don’t forget Shasta Chappie
I can’t seem to find this place on the maps just shows regional park
It's across the street. Google Frank Raines OHV Park.