Santiago Peak (Saddleback) 4x4

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  • Опубликовано: 14 окт 2024

Комментарии • 29

  • @shugyoforyou211
    @shugyoforyou211 2 года назад +2

    Great video! I took my KLR650 dual sport up for the 1st time yesterday. I can't believe these guys that pedal up on a mountain bike. Hardcore!

  • @mpp32132
    @mpp32132 Год назад +1

    Use to hike even ran up saddleback mountain all the time in my 20s. ..great escape from the stress of the rich

  • @4122inc
    @4122inc 2 года назад +1

    One of our favorite local runs!

  • @moe85moe85
    @moe85moe85 5 месяцев назад

    3:58 we have all be shouted at like that ;-)

  • @lbedwin25
    @lbedwin25 2 года назад

    You must have went on a Saturday. That’s pretty much the only day of the week I’m free to hit the trail 😏

  • @thenotontvshow1928
    @thenotontvshow1928 2 года назад +1

    Woah! Some steep drops?

  • @socalrenegal9409
    @socalrenegal9409 2 года назад

    Did you ever need to lock the diff? I wish I had a map of your trail!

    • @JTOHV
      @JTOHV  2 года назад +2

      No lockers, even 2WD okay, just need a little ground clearance.

  • @steviehernandez158
    @steviehernandez158 2 года назад

    How do you get there if you are driving from the 5 fwy going south?

    • @JTOHV
      @JTOHV  2 года назад +3

      This is the Silverado Canyon/Maple Springs Truck Trail approach traveling West to East.

    • @annagitana1
      @annagitana1 2 года назад +1

      Get off on the 22 East. Take that to the 55 North. Get off on Chapman East. Go East, for several miles. Once you hit a hill, go up and over that. Pass Newport Ave. Pass Jamboree.
      Now you’re entering the canyon. You will see the toll road intersecting it. Pass that. (Chapman becomes Santiago Canyon Road- S18).
      On Santiago Canyon Road, you wind through the canyon for several miles. Then you will find a turn off on the left for Silverado Canyon. You will take that again for several miles until you hit the end of the road where there’s a tiny bit of parking and the entrance to the trail you will ride up. Make sure it’s on a day when the trail is open to vehicles.

  • @socaljarhead7670
    @socaljarhead7670 Год назад +1

    I went up last month and the road was fucked up with huge ruts

    • @JS_51
      @JS_51 Год назад

      did you make it up? what vehicle were u in?

  • @ImNoKeR
    @ImNoKeR 2 года назад

    How much did you air down your tires

    • @JTOHV
      @JTOHV  2 года назад

      15 PSI. Not necessary, but more comfortable

  • @cobratateking8542
    @cobratateking8542 Год назад

    Can you take a 2500 through there

    • @JTOHV
      @JTOHV  Год назад

      Should be no problem 🙂

    • @cobratateking8542
      @cobratateking8542 Год назад

      @@JTOHV are u serious or joking?

    • @JTOHV
      @JTOHV  Год назад

      @@cobratateking8542 Seriously joking. But really should be no problem. The main trail is not technical. We sought out some optional areas for added fun, but any truck can do it. 😉

  • @Robertkattt
    @Robertkattt 2 года назад

    You didn’t hit that part that goes straight down near the towers that’s the most intense!,

    • @JTOHV
      @JTOHV  2 года назад

      Not sure where that part is. Will have to go back for another look.

    • @mrmustache8735
      @mrmustache8735 2 года назад

      @@JTOHV Just drive it off the cliff you'll go straight down

  • @johnjaco5544
    @johnjaco5544 2 года назад +4

    Too many people from my liking

    • @nicolasserrato4188
      @nicolasserrato4188 2 года назад

      Where is the entrance to the trail?

    • @Eltortilllero2
      @Eltortilllero2 2 года назад

      Maple springs trailhead

    • @mrmustache8735
      @mrmustache8735 2 года назад +2

      If you go during the week you'll see like 5 people tops. Or else you got to go really early in the morning

  • @fuji4202
    @fuji4202 Год назад +2

    Took my Honda Civic no 4x4 .

  • @larryparson9609
    @larryparson9609 11 месяцев назад

    On a Suzuki V-Strom está mate 20 thousand miles up& Down and Over Such 15 plus years 15 sets of Tiers and Sprockets Chains brake’s 😮 Memories First ride to the two towers was about 1- hour to the 7 towers I called them about 3-4 hours all the way over to TOMS Farm 3-4 hours and 3-4 hours to Hell’s Kitchen off of Ortega Highway I called all of it my playground or back yard Adventure Ride’s only one slip or fall while I was practically at a crawl PTL what Blessing’s a big Bike 4-5 hundred pounds 6 gallon gas tank almost kept up with single Cylinder Hon da Yamaha Kawasaki and the likes KTMs😮 most were in disbelief I could stay with them! I’d like to think because I was so familiar Some said you lead for a while I did😊 I’ll miss it all moved away and gave up riding permanently or not Had bad strokes could no longer pull clutch in and have brain Fog 😢 oh but the memories saw Mtn Lion Dear Tarantula Rattle Snakes and much more moved to Texas slowed down into Camping when ever that starts it’s either to hot Tripoli digets or freezing drought or poring rain 😮 one Day it’ll all begin PTL praying

    • @JTOHV
      @JTOHV  11 месяцев назад

      Thank you so much for sharing. A great reminder for us to enjoy all these opportunities while we can. I will think of all you original riders next time I head up there! 👊