where is your favorite dh trail. post some pics if you got any
favorite dh trail
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whistler.
Green creek or rainbow trail off the monarch crest in colorado. You gotta pedal for a few miles at 1300 feet above sea level to get to them though.
Northstar
maybe Whistler after this summer
maybe Whistler after this summer
bromont canada cup course - quebec
ste anne old world cup - quebec
experimental - boulder Co
ste anne old world cup - quebec
experimental - boulder Co
I love how whistler is one entire trail...
Whistler
Whistler
haha very true. i was going to get to go whistler this summer but im moving to sweden. d@mn you sweden d@amn you!!!!
Whistler. Especially Schleyer !
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ill be at whistler for july 5th to the 15th
I could tell you, but then I'd have to kill you....:evil:
Let's just say....around Santa Cruz.
Let's just say....around Santa Cruz.
Oilcan
uper and lower
uper and lower
That I HAVE done...Northstar, sticks and stones
That I do regularly...Bennet Gap in Pisgah.
That I do regularly...Bennet Gap in Pisgah.
This place in Wooster, Ohio. They hold xc 12 hour races there, but it's much more oriented towards the long travel crowd, many jumps, bridges, and fast trail. I'm waiting for the Snowshoe slope park to open, too. I'll be up for norba, hoping for no rain.
* About 10 descents in Seoul, Korea
* Whistler: upper and lower Joyride, and Schleyer
* Santiago, Chile: La Parva (3300-3600m vert, 1 hr DH)
* Various N Van stuff depending on mood
Lots of other great trails that aren't really only DH like those above.
* Whistler: upper and lower Joyride, and Schleyer
* Santiago, Chile: La Parva (3300-3600m vert, 1 hr DH)
* Various N Van stuff depending on mood
Lots of other great trails that aren't really only DH like those above.
i want to ride whistler so bad I just wet myself thinking about it.
Anyone in the southeast want to plan a trip???
Anyone in the southeast want to plan a trip???
You sure it's only 1300? My house is around 8300-8400 and I don't think I'm TOO far from there. I'll have to go down and check it out this summer.Originally posted by kidwoo
You gotta pedal for a few miles at 1300 feet above sea level to get to them though.
2 Shieks -> Rudy's (Courtenay BC)
FACE TRAIL in san luis obispo. period
The tennis court run in Les Gets is one of my favorites, as is the walking track running along the ridge at the top of mont Cherry (above the les-gets WC course)
Nearer to home, my favorite tracks are at Wharncliffe woods, I think there are some photos on southerndownhill.com , but I can't find them at the moment!
Nearer to home, my favorite tracks are at Wharncliffe woods, I think there are some photos on southerndownhill.com , but I can't find them at the moment!
maybe 13,000 that would be brutal, I can't stand hiking at that altitude let alone pedaling.
Yeah I forgot a zero. 13000. Check it out though. There's a gas station in Poncha Springs that runs a shuttle up to monarch pass. You pedal south along the continental divide to one of 3 or 4 descents. Those are the only descents that I've ever ridden that are so long my feet got numb from standing on my pedals. That is by far my favorite riding area. Bring a bike you can climb a little with though. I've done it on an xc bike twice and a freeride bike (7" travel triple chainring).
AND THEN YOU CLIMB SMARTY BRITCHES
i cant believe this hasnt been mentioned yet..
DURANGO!
especially the expert course, its so rad, so fast.
Morgan
DURANGO!
especially the expert course, its so rad, so fast.
Morgan
summer summer summer summer summer summer.
Pinal Peak in Airzona. South Mountain is usually a blast. Northstar is a blast. Moab
There's a lot of good shuttle-run areas in california, some I've ridden, some I haven't. Can't really talk about the ones I haven't been too, but the ones above are sure fun, I'd do any of those on any given day.
There's a lot of good shuttle-run areas in california, some I've ridden, some I haven't. Can't really talk about the ones I haven't been too, but the ones above are sure fun, I'd do any of those on any given day.
Whistler all around and Face in SLO
Knapps Castle and Arroyo Burro(the front side).
Durango was pretty kick ass, I love loamy dirt like that.
The Ito
Durango was pretty kick ass, I love loamy dirt like that.
The Ito
Mine is definately Palo Duro Canyon,
Come on Will you gotta hold it down for the PDC!!!
Come on Will you gotta hold it down for the PDC!!!
Huh, never tried that one...I see it on the topo, where do you come out on Foothill Road? How hard is it compared to Cold Springs or San Ysidro?
When I road it we hooked up to Jesusita, the lower part after the short road section.
I would say it is more like San Ysidro the CS, fast singletrack and a few small rock gardens. A short section of slick rock type stuff as well. It is a fairly long ride, but so worth it, even with the hike a bike in the middle of it. I rode it on my hardtail....like I ride everything else....but a bike with 4-6 inches would be ideal.
The Ito
Northstar
Tunnel (Santa Barbara)
Tunnel (Santa Barbara)
Whistler!
So many choices, in the wet I love to hit schleyer to whistler downhill to crack addick to boneyard. In the dry I love Joyride, National Dowhnill, Clownshoes, Schleyer, and Dirt Merchant.
So many choices, in the wet I love to hit schleyer to whistler downhill to crack addick to boneyard. In the dry I love Joyride, National Dowhnill, Clownshoes, Schleyer, and Dirt Merchant.