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Rode this yesterday for the first time. I really wanted to hit that last drop, but it is so loose and rutted that I decided against it. Nice riding!

Those trails are so much fun. Glad to live just 6 miles away from it

Gloves are killer! Where did you get them from?!

your car wasn't broken into !! bad area for car theft, its out of control ..bad area

Chunky goodness!

Deer at 3:13 haha nice!

nice scenic woods...just the right amount of challenge!

How well would a gravel bike do on these trails?

nice video i hope to get there in 2024

nice ride i think i will go there next year...trying to put together a week of MTB in different places

Check the kiosk where the map is by the parking lot. You'll want to take note of when bow and arrow deer hunting begins and ends. It starts Sept. 16th and ends sometime in January. So be sure to wear something bright for safety.

I was at Harmony Hill to hike the Orange Trail today. There are very deep ruts , and tons of exposed roots on the steep downhill parts of the trail worn away by water so take your time.. Most definitely take a photo of the map provided at the parking lot. And, most definitely, do not use headphones unless you have them turned way down or you will not hear the bikes coming, and in many spots there is not much space to step aside.; especially on the part with steep sides running down to the water. There's no problem with the trail blazes on the way down, but coming back it can be confusing when you see a couple of trails, and no blaze. There aren't any places to rest until after you get to where it finally comes to the area where they have a couple of picnic tables.

I cant see anything due lighting!

Is the whole place very rocky like this?

Are these good beginner trails ?

Is this trail one way?

That second arch on sidewinder is a tuffy, the exposed roots and small drop make it very difficult.

Bro how do you even get there

Thx, belatedly, just coming to your well done video of Wissahickon. It's hailing distance from Pike Creek and on our list to visit. Your video documentation is quite helpful.

Most people I talk to dislike this trail. I started out riding here so it always had a place in my heart. Plus it’s a quick ride to East Branch Brewery 🍻

How come you don't talk anymore?

Bro, these r not unexpected... You have a $6000 bike and still don't know how to ride...

Where is this trail located? At the ski resort?

To start this trail did you park at the main Wissahickon trail parking lot? Thanks

I think I learned two things watching this video. 1. If your spokes are loose, tighten them. 2. If you rim is out of true, just say you don’t care. Not sure I needed a tutorial for that.

Heading there in 3 weeks!!! Thank you for raising my confidence that there is a trail for me!🎉

I’m sort of newer to the mountain biking community but I really enjoy it so far, and I wanted to ask if anyone here has any tips for me!

Good to see ya back at it!! Never been to French Creek, it's on the list.

Nice gloves

Love your videos

I've been their, you truly captured the beauty

I love this trail! Im finally able to clear all the jumps and its so much fun

How many miles is this area? Trails well marked?

Looks like you need dual suspension, so rocky.

If your still riding go to trailforks and follow nicks night train in pp. Thats the loop…

Just hiked the orange trail yesterday for the first time and there was crazy mud and ice, and I was nervous the whole time. Yet... I kinda enjoyed it, and I hope that's the hardest of them all. If so, I'm coming for the white next (and why I'm here now).

This must be where the Kilo Tray Ballaz hang out

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Great overview. Helpful. Other riders vids just show the rider going down the trail without much of a description and/or information about the overall spot. Your stands apart

Just moved to the area recently. I'm only 20 minutes from this trail. Looks like some nice riding.

A few takeaways as this will be my first enduro: Thanks. In regards to jumps and rock gardens, it looks like they will be avoidable. Looks like is mostly high speed meandering singletrack, which means maybe I will have a chance in my bracket. And by the looks of it, I may be riding at a normal ride pace like you are, so I feel more confident that people won't be yelling to go faster and such. Now just wondering if I should buy and take a stans dart tool.

Great video. Making a trip to Killington BP next weekend. Blue Mountain is my home BP. From the Lancaster area.

Came across your channel in doing some research for Wissahickon. Absolutely love your videos, and they’re super helpful. Do you have a recommendation for a relative beginner/intermediate on the trails in Wissahickon? Would you go Yellow or White?

After doing this race, would you do it again? I’m thinking about entering the race in October.

VT has some amazing trails, I went up too soon after winter ended, I plan on going again but later in the year next time.

sick dude that trail looks so fun

Many thanks for this clean, clear video! It has convinced me to start our day at Killington right here. Keep it up!

Thanks for the video. This place is close to me. Question: What are you wearing when biking? I see that you're wearing knee-pads. Do you have a full-face helmet or anything else?

This was a fantastic guide. Thanks for making it!

Hey hope you are still riding I try to ride here 2-3 times a week, if you still hit this trail I’d love to ride with you