My Old Stomping Grounds! Quick Ripper Trail In the Wyoming Capital City!
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- Опубликовано: 16 июн 2022
- In this video I'm just showing a short trail I used to ride a lot when I lived in Cheyenne. It was something that was easy to hit quickly if out and about riding around the town and showcased a great view of the city! Has a couple cool rock outcrops that are super rad to ride. Again, super short trail. I didn't mention how to get it here, but if you know you know!
Thanks for watching and hope you enjoyed this short little video! 
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We all need those community trails. Ones with sketchy drops are the best.
Sketchy drops and steep chutes right in into someone’s backyard. Perfect! Hahaha
That little rock garden drop looked a little spicy! 😎
It is! Especially in person!
Cool little spot. Reminds me a lot of some riding I did in Livingston.
Yeah man, just a nice quick dirt rip in the middle of town, hard to beat that! I assume you mean Livingston, MT?
@@Tkolbo_ Yea, Livingston Montana. The reg trails were closed but I found this little spot to get my tires on in town.
I love finding hidden little trails like this. We had a ton in Pittsburgh and could link them all up around the city.
All cities need little trails like this to link up everywhere! It would be dope!
@@Tkolbo_ There has got to be some nuggets in Roch we haven't found. The Twin Cities are probably full of them!
@@KeanuSwayze I have found quite a few nuggets in Rochester!
Never knew that was there, got enough from the skyline views that I have a pretty good idea where to find it.
Yeah man! I’ll tell you it’s the best place to watch the fireworks all over town too!
Cool.
Thanks Harry!
New sub ! Liked 🙏😀
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed!
Didn't even know Cheyenne had that. Thought North Cheyenne Community Park was all there was.
Me too, now I have to find it!
I saw a land for sale sign though....
@@s4-mtb678 He gave a good enough view of the skyline that if you know Cheyenne you should have a good idea where it's at
The land for sale sign has been there for around 10-12 years hahaha. It’s not easily developed land so people aren’t too interested in purchasing it
TheJoncic you figure out where it is?