Ballinger Canyon OHV Whoopy Trail 29

Trail 29 is one of several iconic trails at Ballinger Canyon OHV due to its spectacular views of the south end of the park! This trail is the longest single-track trail in the park, about 5 miles long, and it is rated black diamond due to its many narrow whoopy sections near steep drops, so you should only ride it if you are an experienced rider. There is a segment between trails 37 and 41 with not as much exposure, which might be suitable for intermediate riders. The last section of the trail on the west end takes you through an easy fun and flowy canyon which I showed in a previous video. It is a long trail so grab your popcorn and enjoy the ride!
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Music: Elevating Force by Balta Zzar and Cameras by ALBIS
Trail map: www.venturacountytrails.org/R...

[@CynthiaLMBrown]

Awesome video! 😍

[@Daly831j]

Bad ass video dude

[@dus777]

Been about 25 years but I remember that trail. Was probably on an 85 CR250. Best advice ever applies. Only look where you want to go.

[@4ranklin1]

I’m always on the hunt for new places to ride my ultra bee. Never noticed Balinger canyon on the map until recently. Your videos were the first to come up and lo and behold what you’re riding. 👌🏻

[@bayareadirtbiking249]

There are many good single tracks not on the trail map good for the ultra bee. I am hoping to go back towards the end of next week for my next video. Stay tuned!

[@Trail_Trash]

Those aren't really whoops by Jawbone or Dove standards, Ballinger is a better area than many people know. first rode there about 1970-71