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Coming back from the blue line you should take the yellow line then get the red line that will take you there, it will go back to the yellow line then the start of the trail.

In this video I was riding a Giant Talon 3 but I now ride a Polygon D7

Thanks! My favorite is probably Island Lake's Blue Trail - I think the wide range in terrain and views is hard to beat and it's also the trail that was closest to home growing up so it has a special place with me for that reason too. It's a trail that can be fun for everyone from beginners to experts and it's hard to make a trail that a range of riders that wide finds enjoyable. My other favorites would probably be Maybury, Bloomer, and DTE.

@@michiganmountainbiking9804 You're welcome. 🤟🏾 I've never been on any of those; they're out of my reach due to me not having a car and just starting to ride trails a month or so ago. I've been to Clinton River Park, River Bends, and Lakeshore Park so far. I do plan on visiting Bloomer Park.

Yeah I took this video my first time there so I didn't hit some of the sections that I do when I go now. At local trails, I usually will skip some sections like that the first time I'm there so I can scout out the terrain ahead and then get more aggressive with further visits to the trail and stuff.

@@michiganmountainbiking9804 That's a very smart approach.

Love that trai 😊

Close - Polygon D7!

Haha yeah I'm also 6'4" and yeah those lines are real sketchy low. I don't have too much experience with the trail overall, this was my 3rd time there I think so I haven't really gone for any top speed or anything but it's a fun park overall. Loop 3 is just a ton of switchbacks on switchbacks though so not my favorite personally but it's nice that the trail is there since there aren't many others real close for people who live in that area.

Its in cleveland ohio

Same here! Is this supposed to be a black diamond trail?

Probably DTE or Stoney though Maybury does have a few in there.

@@TheBenwolak Thanks for the quick reply bruh! Yes Stoney is very cool. I started going there last month.

@@jinoziniosti5633 No problem and yeah it's a nice trail. Milford also has a nice jump row with a couple nice ones in a row

@@TheBenwolak Not sure if you knew but DTE just added several jumps to the Big Kame trail.

@@jinoziniosti5633 Yeah that's what I heard, I'll have to get back out there to check out the redesigned trail

I mean 99% of the trail was great and not even soft with the occasional soft spot or avoidable puddle so I definitely consider that to be acceptable riding conditions and most mountain bikes can take some mud without permanent damage or anything so I'm definitely good on that front as the bike is still riding great. You should check out Bloomer some time, there are parts of the trail almost always submerged in standing water and there's one part of the trail that purposely crosses a stream actually.

Haha yeah I actually just upgraded this year to a Polygon. I just finished college so spent some full time job money on that but yeah this bike definitely makes some noise after years of riding it often and with it being an entry level bike. I also use an offbrand camelback now so I don't have the water bottle making too much noise or anything anymore.

if your not crashing your not riding

@@okyes5576 it's all part of the fun lmao

Is it fun to go the bike race?..

Good catch haha, yeah I spliced it together based on different things. I ran that loop a few times so I probably just chose the best loop to show but kept the entrance and exit portions to show the flow of the park.

I have not personally but I generally avoid that park after dark when I'm alone but outside of that time, I think you're good pretty much anywhere in the park as they have a police substation located in the park. There are usually a lot of people in the park especially on nice days.

@@TheBenwolak - Thanks for the reply. That part in the video @15:30 where you go through that mini underpass (next to the Ottawa River)... was that Monroe Street overhead or does Jermain Park not continue on past Monroe Street? I metal detected in Ottawa Park years ago, so I'm a little familiar with the area. You all have mad skills IMHO.