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Bike a Hike | Walker Ranch Loop | Golden, Colorado

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  • Опубликовано: 13 сен 2022
  • What an absolutely beautiful part of the country. Blown away for the second day in a row. Although this wasn't the best MTB trail I rode out there, it was definitely worth it for the scenery!
    / strava
    Trails in the video:
    Walker Ranch Loop

Комментарии • 20

  • @dammbleth2
    @dammbleth2 Год назад

    I've only been to Colorado in the winter; WOW!!!
    Thx for sharing.

    • @_Aitch_
      @_Aitch_  Год назад +1

      Unlike anything I've ever seen

  • @aranon28
    @aranon28 Год назад +2

    If you’re still there, you have to do Floyd hill. Do the back canyon loop as well.

    • @_Aitch_
      @_Aitch_  Год назад +2

      I’m not still there but I did hit Floyd hill. I didn’t do the back canyon loop tho 😢

  • @CitiRyder29er
    @CitiRyder29er Год назад

    What a beautiful trail thanks for sharing and description

    • @_Aitch_
      @_Aitch_  Год назад

      One of the most beautiful rides I went on this summer

  • @remington1210
    @remington1210 Год назад +1

    Did you happen to hit Left Hand while in Boulder?

    • @_Aitch_
      @_Aitch_  Год назад +1

      I went twice actually. The first time I was pretty overwhelmed with how large and open it was but the second time went back with a little more confidence. Did the same loop both times (Twin Saddles, Baughman's Gulley, Castle Gulch, Bon Scott). Should get around to posting both of those videos soonish

    • @remington1210
      @remington1210 Год назад

      @@_Aitch_ Cool man! Some of the trails (brown town & 47 degrees) are absolutely mind-bogglingly steep

    • @_Aitch_
      @_Aitch_  Год назад

      @@remington1210 Yeh I stayed away from the double blacks because I heard it used to be for dirt bikes and such until they shut it down... and typically that stuff is GNARLY. The blacks were plenty challenging haha

    • @remington1210
      @remington1210 Год назад

      @@_Aitch_ oh yeah I know! Still newish to the area myself, and the double blacks are rowdy as heck. They on the verge of a bike park not being able to build something like them because they’re so steep.

  • @onerider808
    @onerider808 Год назад

    Can’t believe this trail is so close and I’ve never ridden it. Looks bluish, but videos can be deceiving. What would you rate it?

    • @onerider808
      @onerider808 Год назад

      Okay, the parts you carried on looked blackish. I’d have carried my bike as well.

    • @onerider808
      @onerider808 Год назад

      Okay, the parts you carried on looked blackish. I’d have carried my bike as well.

    • @onerider808
      @onerider808 Год назад

      Okay, the parts you carried on looked blackish. I’d have carried my bike as well.

    • @_Aitch_
      @_Aitch_  Год назад

      Most of it is super easy, there were a couple spots with big rocks that I had trouble climbing on the bike and that stair section you should definitely walk. There’s a sign saying “bikers dismount” and it’s definitely there for a reason 😂. Beautiful spot though. Definitely check it out. I’d say it’s mostly a green/blue with a couple black sections and a must walk section in there.

  • @onerider808
    @onerider808 Год назад

    Hot tip: get a (cheap) CO fishing license, and mountain rescue is free (if you should ever need it). Best insurance policy out there. Without, Flight for Life is expensive.

    • @sevansam
      @sevansam Год назад

      That is not true, and is a common misconception in CO that I also believed for a long time

  • @Trumpisdumb
    @Trumpisdumb Год назад

    My first mountain bike excursion ever was the 7.9 miles Walker Ranch Loop. I went clockwise, so I carried my bike up the stairs. This place sucks for mountain biking. It's 90% hike a bike.

    • @_Aitch_
      @_Aitch_  Год назад

      Yup I’m glad I happened to choose to go the other direction. Carrying down is better than carrying up. It was a beautiful ride but I wouldn’t say I’m itching to go back there to get my fix. I would however go back to hike it