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Thanks for visiting. I hope you guys got to ride Hooker's Creek to Ridgeline. Looks like you went up Jim Branch. If not, check it out next time.

I enjoyed your video! I rode the route "up hill" in June. I like the fact that you took it slowly and got to see so many things, and that you put much effort into this video.

Great video...now I just need to ask if my daughters will ride the trail with me!🚴

Greetings, Aspen! Thanks for sharing such a wonderful video. I’m a long distance hiker and I’m looking into doing some bike packing with some hiking friends. This trail is right in my backyard. We may give it a go ✌️😀

That was so inspiring and touching, made me smile and brought a tear to my eye.... I love that you made these memories with your Dad.

This deserves a thousand likes just from me. Awesome adventure.

I rode the GAP trail last year and C&O this year again but want to ride GAP again so badly especially after watching your video. Thanks 😊

Aspen, could you explain how you got your bikes to that bike shop in Washington? Did you and your dad mail them there for pick up? How did that work? Thanks in advance!

Fantastic video; loved your positive attitude! Can’t wait to ride this!❤❤❤

Great tip!!

Great video! Great Trip! Great Dad!! DD

I just completed the GAP portion and loved every minute! Doable and scenic beyond expectation!

Wow the Redwood were amazing!! I must addd those to my bucket list of rides.

Awesome ride. I envy you your youth and ability and desire to just GO. I can’t understand why you have only 27 followers. Maybe you need to take some more adventures. Best wishes to you in your future endeavors. I pray you share them with us. 😊

Great! Nice video & images & humor! Thanks.

This is terrific. I've done 12 bike tours. I use the same Ortieb bags (red, tho). I agree that a good pillow is worth its weight in gold. Same with an appropriately warm sleeping bag. I FROZE in Grant VIllage in Yellowstone and in a USFS campground near Grand Teton. The fabric on the pad is genius. I am always sliding off my pad.

Congratulations!! I did both trails last year after a fail attempt the year before. They are so beautiful and very different. I can’t wait to do them again.

Hello! Great video. Just a ? I'm not sure if you answered it already, but how many days was the trip? Thanks. I keep saying im gonna to the trip and next think you know its next year. 😅

Those ramps on the Western Maryland Rail Trail are to bypass a tunnel that is closed to the public.

"We made it to the Super 8 in Hancock" Yes, that too was about the best thing we could say about the Super 8 in Hancock when we stayed there last week.😂 We did love the Bright Morning in West Newton and Market Inn in Ohiopyle. We just finished up our ride Sunday and I can't wait to go again.

You rode West to East. After your ride, which direction to you think is best to ride. I am planning this ride this fall and wasn’t sure I would want to end in DC. Thanks for the video.

Very nice video of that trail, and nice voice and accent.

Very good video. You are talented. My wife and I are going to bike the GAP up by Rockwood this weekend. 👍

Oh you two get along so well together and really did this trip together in such a nice way. The activities of biking are what makes my world go around- thanks for wonderful inspiration! Stay blessed you two! 🚴🏼‍♂️🌱🌿🧘🏼🙏

Hi! My wife and I really enjoy your videos. I’ve always wondered what the inside of a gate house looks like. That was special. Question: i noticed you and your dad use 2 different types of mirrors. We want to try them out. Would you share what brands they are. I’m guessing yours are quite sturdy….which would be one of my goals too. THANK YOU.

Great to see you both back 😊🇬🇧

Thank you for another great video!!

Quick question... what bikes are you guys riding? Thanks for the videos!

Can’t believe the geese were that nice to y’all! We got “attacked” at Big Slackwater in April😮. Nice video!

hey, ya'll be staying in comfort!! we call that credit card touring. When i do it, i'll be camping every night. hard coring it!!

awesome video! love your vids!! that was an awesome ride. please make more videos.

We love you and especially we love your videos with your dad. ❤ Thank you for sharing.

That looks super fun! The biggest city I've ever rode in is Paducah, Kentucky LOL Great video - always enjoy your content!

There’s a walking/bike path that goes up to the hotel in Brunswick.

That bike path is one of the best rides in America - on my bucket list

I love watching your videos, my mom and I did our first tour last year and we started on the GAP, at 2:13 the baseball field we actually took cover in the dugouts after a tornado warning and wind/rain was insane! So we stayed in that town, the hill going up into the town was insane and my poor mother way crying the entire way 😂. Then the next morning we had one of the best Omelettes we’ve ever had (perogi omelette, mashed potato/cheddar cheese inside, with kielbasa on the side).

Well done. My wife and I rode from Pittsburgh to Cumberland last May. Did the fire siren still wail at night in West Newton?

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More great memories with your dad! I have so many great memories of the C&O and GAP trails. Two of my favs! We’re taking the van on its maiden voyage next Wednesday back to Pennsylvania, my home state! (I’ll have 2 bikes with me😊) We’ll bounce around for about a month before returning to CO. Thanks for sharing your journey!

Thank you for sharing this magnificent video of your ride with your dad. I enjoyed living vicariously through your great videos.

I loved doing those trails! I hope you didn't miss the Great Falls in MD. There's a short path off the trail. It was my favorite part. I have some clips of the falls in my C&O video.

Great video, once again! So cool that you get to ride and make memories with your father. Priceless. Thanks for sharing!

So Nice to see you and your Father out for another Cycling Adventure! I do not know how your Dad was able to ride without a Helmet, I feel naked without mine,. With over five decades and tens of thousands of miles of cycling touring under my butt, I can say the three times I have fallen I was traveling about three miles per hour and loose sand and wet clay allowed my front wheel to slip out. Each time I saw stars after my head hit the hard ground and was glad I had the Helmet on.

What bike is your father using and is he happy with it?;

This was so cool thanks for taking us along it brought back memories of basiclly growing up in Brunswick at the campground about every weekend , as a kid I rode many a miles in that hilly town on my bike . I would so love to be able to take a trip like this I have two bikes , a Giant Sedona and a Giant Cypress , the Sedona has 26x2.1 tires so it would be my bike of choice the Cypress has 700c tires . I tow my dog behind the Sedona in his little pet trailer so finding places that alow pets overnight would be my issue and I would be doing it by myself so that wouldnt be as much fun either , anyhow thanks again this was so enjoyable .

Hello, this is Keith, along with my wife Cathy. You were so kind to post the picture of the four of us! Yep. LOL. We made it to Pittsburgh and then back to Cumberland via Amtrak. I have your video on pause while I'm typing. The video is great and has me thinking of doing the entire trail next year. I sent the video link to about 7 of my friends and family! Take care...Keith

Thank you very much for this great video and the interesting and wonderful impressions you saw and experienced on your tour. The landscape looks really fantastic. You must have enjoyed every kilometer of your tour. Bikepacking is a great thing, because you get to experience and see so much that you wouldn't otherwise see. RAGBRAI would be a great tour for you and your father. I'm sure there are lots of interesting and entertaining videos. I would also like to do a bike tour in the USA one day. Otherwise, I can recommend our continent of Europe. There are many wonderful cycle tours here. My favorite would be KATTEGATTLEDEN in Sweden Thank you very much and best wishes from Switzerland

Great video, thanks for taking the time to film, edit to share it :)

Congrats on finding the zero mile marker for the C&O. It can be pretty tricky to locate and it would be nice if there was signage from the traditional path along the canal to the marker. I live in Northern VA so this spot usually signifies the end of the ride for me. I have never done the credit card tour along this route as I just really prefer to camp whenever possible. I also haven't been back to the trail since they re-opened the Pawpaw tunnel. I had to hike-a-bike over the mountain detour on my last trip, which was zero fun with a fully loaded bike. The ride down the backside was pretty fun though. I look forward to watching you next adventure.