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Thanks. hopefully it's a snowless christmas so I can ride albeit in probably near freezing temps this holiday season.

For me in a fluid top 5 of sedona trails although I cant get over how much I enjoy the trails of mingus mtn & prescott to the west. Possibly I have just ridden those less and feel a bit newer.

Rim & Golds are blue with jem being green. Exposure along rim is minimal from what I remember. Where did you see it labeled as a black trail?

Thanks for watching although in subpar codec. Will ride it again and do the route a bit different this spring.

Honestly I'm not sure since I don't dirt bike although e-bikes aren't allowed so I'm inclined to think gas powered is also banned. There are plenty of trails in the area for dirt bikes since user confrontation would almost certainly be an issue on this trail..

It's a great middle of the road loop before riding Hangover or Hi Line plus two different experiences depending on starting point.

Certainly Hurricane Rim is the highlight although Goulds & JEM was cool to check out. That area would be great for ebikes!

One of my favorite low key rides although this summer it was closed due to a recent wildfire supposedly started at the overlook bench.

@@MountainGold hope the trail near there is still in good shape. worth a look when it reopens

@@kcalla56 Unless they're bandit trails, mtb legal is a sticky situation due to forest service lands and private ownership abounding the area.

@@MountainGold oh, didn't know mtb wasn't allowed on ptarm

Only from the summit to a couple hundred feet down where's there's a big sign near treeline.

Oh boy, thanks.

I think I could do better with the ISO settings which I have to admit I don't completely understand.

If I focused only on the trail probably 5 hrs overall and 1hr descending, I'd have to look it up. I spent a ton of time exploring including a must see fire lookout tower so I'm a bit hazy this being back in April. Living in Colorado I'm very lucky that typical rides consist of 2k feet of climbing at an elevation of 10k so I'm sure people will find it sustained and strenuous.

@@MountainGold You came from Colorado and rode this? Interesting! I'm living here and considering riding it sometime... lol - Sedona and the other systems around are SO much more 'refined'! But - seriously, thanks for the video and editing and all that! Really appreciate you shot it and did all that!

@@FlowConsciously Thanks man really appreciate the kind words. I've been coming down to the desert every feb for a couple years and felt Its time to start documenting my travels. This year was a bit special due to covid, I could take a two month vacation and bam this channel is born.

Not sure why this isn't a must do trail in Central Arizona since access is either by pedal or scenic shuttle merely 1.5 hours from a major city like Pheonix.

Whoa doing shuttling?? How rough is the road up for pickups? Or just go pedal it? Thanks for sharing!

​@@FlowConsciously I rode it as an out & back from ogden ranch road since a shuttle from my friend (big thanks cheryl) didn't fit into my schedule. The shuttle is a paved road and the one to access trails 28 & 111 is dirt with potential to be rutted due to atv use. If you're in reasonable shape I see no reason as to why you would't ride up at least once considering that relief is in stark contrast to whats available locally.

@@MountainGold It's on the list! And - not all of us are as conditioned as you in Colorado! (Flagstaff is at 7500 feet - so some may be... but this trail and system are way outside the normal path of riders around here)

​@@FlowConsciously I'm just lucky to have a great local practice zone. Get me out on some desert tech and that gets tough fast.

Thanks, can't wait to ride Canyon of Fools again knowing that's there!

Yea thanks man, I was recovering from being super sick with covid so riding was a bit subdued during this Utah/Arizona trip. I have quite the backlog of videos from all over the USA that I'll post especially throughout winter when things slow down, I'll enjoy looking at your work over dinner tonight!

By chance how did you come across the channel?

@@MountainGold I was searching Arizona MTB and your video showed up.

Another fun trail option right in town!