East Rim Trail ride, Cuyahoga Valley Ohio. No lie this is Ohio!!
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- Опубликовано: 8 фев 2025
- You never expected trails like this in Ohio!! The first-ever mountain bike trail in Cuyahoga Valley National Park opened in November 2015! East Rim Trail boasts stunning views, varied terrain, exciting obstacles, and an element of adventure for anyone who explores it. The trail is designed for mountain bikers, but hikers and runners will love this challenging trail as well. Ultimately, the trail will measure nearly 10 miles and connect to a system of bike trails over 100 miles long.
Glad you are back! I thought I saw ya'll on the side of a milk carton was starting to worry.....
Lmao
That trail was a decent little workout. Cool. I really like that.
beautiful Ohio!
Excellent riding on the Advanced section at 14:07. It brings me joy to know there are other sick people like me that like to torture themselves on this technical line.
Virtual hug bro I love that line !!!
Man these trails r dankk I'm missing out here man! That was awesome!
Thank you had a blast making this and More to come!
Nice ride thank you
Couple years back I was on the second half of East rim and nearly got killed because of a family of four decided to do a hike on the Black diamond section with a nice lovely 40 ft cliff that I have to write on
And about maybe you later from that one I have a video that I ended up going on phase two turn the corner way too fast with a berm with a jump and broke both my elbows I almost got out of it but I had to write out get my cousin to take me home and that was on July 4th and I had to work the next day
And people wonder why mtber's and hikers don't get along!!
Makes no sense to open this to hikers! Ive had people hiding behind trees jump out, dogs off leash and runners with headphones! Have wrecked there 4 times and only once it was me! Most hikers don’t even realize what they’re getting into! Park is doing both parties a disservice.
I went through Ohio many times for different things… Especially a smaller town in a restaurant. Great people. It feels like the Midwest stay away from Cleveland and you don’t have that city and it’s nice.
Cleveland has it's goods and bads and actually a cool little trail at the cliffs bike park in Cleveland.
Sick🤘 I'm in Cincinnati now left FL behind. I used to jump dirt b4 moving to FL tho. But this is more age appropriate now. I'm getn back in the game man! Nice ride!
Right on keep it up keep it up and us updated. I'm recently taking my riding more serious so well see what comes of it!!
I love trails like this through the wilds, it was interesting to ride.
Thank you had a blast making this one obviously!!
I'll have to ride that soon. Live here, just haven't been yet.
Lots of fun, some nice steeps, good jump opportunities, berms were nice 👍, only thing was bad the launch deck was a little small but that probably cause a ton of people were there for the grand opening!
Rad🤘
Welcome Back
3:11 😢 Ebikes are fun
Nice trail
Where's Bear?
I would like to hike that trail
Missed you too elika we're getting our groove back after a move look for more to come
Thanks for the reply. Do you live close enough to make a updated flood video?
this track is a dream.. in the uk it's so muddy! Bear I'm coming to ride with you bruv! then we'll go out on the bikes! ha ha ha Peace!
I've heard one of my fav riders/creators is in UK sorry not sorry. Hehe!!
What’s the reason for no e-bikes? I thought that was a Michigan thing. The Oaks Trail in Swanton, Ohio doesn’t ban ebikes.
The no e bikes on different trails are going to differ from trail to trail due to who may or may not own the last the trail is built on, many trails use or go extremely close to private land and it may have been written in under the original agreement to only have peddle bike on the trail when it was built, another reason and again I don't know but may be e bikes can year up trails more due to the speeds and weight, another reason I have heard is safety if a normal bike can only go say 5 mph due to physical restrictions and a e bike can due 20 then it may cause crash hazards, so to end my run on many reason don't know exactly why!
@@ProjectHnBThe wear on trails has been disproven repeatedly. If that were the case they’d be banned in Santa Cruz and many other California trail systems. I’ve seen aggressive hard tail riders skrrrt berms and make a mess while e-bikes tend to flow through stuff. It really boils down to ignorance.
Sure, ban throttle-driven bikes that should be listed as motorcycles, but pedal assist bicycles limited to 20mph? I do 20 on my hardtail, just not uphill. Most of the time I’m not even doing that on the Heckler except on long straight sections.
It’s a national park, they had to work hard to get this built there in the first place for that reason. National parks long considered MTB’s “vehicles” equivalent to an atv or dirt bike up until recently.
You think they will ever let class 1 ebikes on this trail?
Honestly In time and once more people are using them yes, personally I'm just happy people are on bikes
Picking up the sign was funny but how can ride someone ride on the like that so close to the edge mad respect
Just takes time practice and some grit. Thank you!!
Well your brave I'll say
As a lifelong outdoors enthusiast in Ohio, I recognize the pointless ups and downs. For once I'd like to climb a hill and be rewarded with a cool view.
Have you rode castalia quarry it's one of the most interesting rides I've been on in Ohio it's nothing to brag about but the views are out of this world for Ohio we have a video on it!
Isn't this just off of brandywine falls
Corner of Boston Mills Rd and Akron peninsula Rd.
F*ck that rock! That was a wise choice my friend. :)
It was a scary rock!!
tasty
Great trail!!