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@@George-Kliavkoff4Big12 Now that you mention it, it had that vibe lol, with the random exposed large rolling hills.

@@kenny91087 dude, watch out for syringes puncturing your tires. Well, you can patch it with either a dirty diaper or a used condom. Ha ha. Gross

@@takozamtbtrailscout7106 It’s in the beginning, but admittedly it’s a bad capture of it due to an editing oversight. The cat was visible on my monitor while editing my GoPro clips; I was able to go through it frame by frame. But the end result did not show it well here. So I uploaded a follow-up clip, a slow-mo of just the mountain lion darting from left to right across the trail.

@@ireed10 There is parking by one of the visitor buildings; I think it’s called River Crossing camping area. It’s a short pedal to Wild Horse Creek trail, as well as the Frio trail from there. Wild Horse leads you up into the rugged, elevated stuff.

Move back plz

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@@t4txt4tn69 Awesome, glad you enjoyed!

@@vv5179 No, it is a free public park

@@rhamej How do you figure?

@@kenny91087 I think they mean your thumb position nether one is actually gripping the bars.

@@kenny91087 Your thumbs are not wrapping the bars. One big mis-timed front end hit, and you will be eating the stem.

@@rhamej I'll keep that in mind; thanks for the tip!

@@FiftiesForward Yeah it’s not a good view here. I uploaded a second video slowed down and zoomed, much clearer. I realized I should have just done that in the first place 😆

@@FiftiesForward Haha, it’s what I imagine a lot of Africa to look/feel like!

@@FiftiesForward I’ve often suspected this.

@@George-Kliavkoff4Big12 Haha, cool!

@@Robert_512 Same here. This was the first one I’ve ever seen in the wild.

@@ilay829 I do not have tabs saved but I will work on getting some. Thank you!

@@kenny91087 🙏

@@VictorMartinez-vw3gj Google Maps navigate to “Redbird Ranch Amenity Poolside”…Trails branch off from the parking lot into the woods behind the pool area. It’s a bit inconspicuous, though the trail system is now visible on Trailforks, which I recommend downloading if you haven’t already.

Yeah not a lot of elevation here, but pretty flowy with some cool features. I think the riding was slightly more fun at Lampasas, and Miller was more scenic.

@@kenny91087 But is it worth the drive? Everything is torn up around here, Miller, Dana Peak, BLORA's not bad...but not great. Need to get some good miles in.

@@mikemoore1177 Worth it as long as those trails didn’t get torn up as well. I don’t know how that area held up. Have you been to Ogletree Gap in Copperas Cove? It has miles of XC and some chunk. Again, not sure of the current conditions up there.

I started at Chautauqua Park, 602 Rucker St. in Georgetown. I used the Trailforks app to navigate the trails from there. The Chautauqua trail branches off the multi-use trail running along the back of the park. To access Gotham I crossed the University Ave. bridge, took a right and found the trail inlet going into the woods behind the bridge.

It’s in the Freeride 512 skills section behind the church. The southwestern corner of the SN trail system

@@kenny91087 ahhhhhhh ok - i typicaly skip that thinking its all jumps . Thanks

This is a much smaller area compared to McAllister Park, I would estimate the whole system only nets about 4 miles. It is lap-able and flowy, though. For a longer XC ride (albeit more challenging and techy than Mac and NB), I'd recommend Canyon Park in Canyon Lake which is not too far from NB.

And there are also all the trails in San Marcos which is not far either. Between Purgatory, Spring Lake, and River Recharge you can string together a couple dozen miles for sure.

Thanks a lot!

There are some dirt jumps here. I believe they’re located on the BMX and Fairlane Pasture trails, which are both close to the parking area.

Thanks man!

Thank you sir. I just took a peak at your channel and wow - you do amazing work!

Nice!