Cuyuna | Sandhog Mountain | Roly Poly | Are these the best two family friendly flow trails?
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- The Sandhog Mountain trail has been a long standing must ride if you are in Cuyuna; The views at the top are paramount, followed by a fast flowing decent that'll keep you on your toes. follow this up with Roly Poly and you have a duo that's hard to beat for family friendly flow! Turn up the speed a bit and this trail quickly turns into something that can entertain even the most advanced rider!
Are these the best two family friendly flow trails? 
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And that's why I need to get back there again. So many trails so little time.
Go get it Harry! It’s yours for the taking! So true with the time, these seasons never seem to last. Before you know it leaves will be falling from the trees, fires will settle and we fall into the dark of winter.
Both hard to beat for fun factor! For sure must rides every time!
Haha, its starting to seem that my feelings on these two trails are mutual across most of the board! I was expecting some conflict on this video.
Exquisite work! Exhilarating as usual!
Thanks my brother. Did you check out my last piece prior to this one? Livingston. I wrote in a bit of dialogue I’d be curious to see if it passes the professor.
@@Dialed1 No I haven’t but I will check it now!
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Did Sandhog last month for the first time. It was fun and fast. Gotta try Roly Poly next time I am there. Bobsled is also super cool. Good vid!
Thank you! You will surly love Roly Poly then! They’ve made those Bobsled berms a lot better now and it’s legit! The berms weren’t holding me before but now they’re giant and awesome.
I need to get back to Cuyuna, I rode there once last spring before they went crazy building everything new. Ran out of daylight and skipped Sand Hog Mountain, now every video I see about Cuyuna says that Sand Hog is their favorite classic trail there and I can see why!
Let’s get out there! I can give you a grand tour.
@@Dialed1 Let’s go, Cuyuna is officially the on the ride list, along with Giants, Spirit, Tioga… so much good trail up North!
Sweet trails. I love those kinda trails, take it easy when you want but you can also get some proper speed as well.
Top work as always. Ride Safe dude. 🤙🏴
Thanks my man! How’ve you been this summer?
@@Dialed1 had a bit off a nasty crash a few months ago. Just starting to get back on the bike. Slowly but surely.
We don’t have much off a summer left so gotta get my confidance back before the rain sets in. 🤙🏴
Trails from the Darkside what’s the current status on your condition?
@@Dialed1 Doc seems happy for me too be back on the bike.
Just trying to get my mojo back.
Slowly but surely seems to be the way. 😳
Two of my favorite trails in Cuyuna.
Ever since I started going to Cuyuna the big draw for my friends and I were to hit Sandhog. It still remains one if not my favorite Cuyuna trails.
I always tell people that (assuming you’re already on the trail coming from Hopper Hill) Roly Poly provides the most amount of downhill flow for climbing effort in the whole trail system. I think it is my favorite trail there. All the new stuff is great, but ripping on Roly Poly for some reason beats it all for me...
Gotta agree. Those are definitely my flowy family fun favorites as well. It was originally Sandhog and Bobsled but Roly Poly has since replaced it. I hear you’re on boards with Boards of Canada as well for this vid. Nice! 🤜🏼🤛🏼
That’s awesome you concur; And I know it’s not because you’re my dog! They’re just straight up fun, fast trails that someone’s grandma could get down.
New favorite quote “bring on the hog!”
The caution is for the very steep drop offs on either side of you
@@augustmousel No doubt!
I should really check the place out, always going to Black Hills and Duluth.
Definitely! I think you’d enjoy it. Also it would be awesome to make a bigger trip of it and do Tioga, Redhead, and maybe Giants ridge (bike park).
@@Dialed1 I have three days at the end of May. Should I spend all three at Cuyuna and try Tioga and Redhead another trip?
@@Dakota.Covers If you can lay down a lot of mileage you could check out all three. If you like mellow more family friendly predictable trails and usually do less than 20miles per day you could probably explore Cuyuna for three days and have a blast. If you want a more bike park like experience I’d go check out Tioga, it offers a climb to the top with multiple trails to descend. Probably my favorite out of the three. Redhead in my opinion is just very unique, the vast views. Any way you cut it you’re probably gonna have a blast.
@@Dialed1 Thank you. I don’t need family friendly as I’m looking for a place to ride my new full suspension bike with friends for maybe 15-20 miles per day. Love rock gardens, and small to moderate drops and jumps. I guess I can ride two days in Cuyuna and then decide whether or not to go to to Tioga. Does it take about an hour to get from Cuyuna to Tioga?
@@Dakota.Covers An hour sounds close from what I remember. If you want a rocky techy trail, Bloodstone trail in Tioga is your calling. I made a video of it, I think it was my first video actually. Also Check out Minneflowta, also in Tioga, made a video of this one too. Yea, I think you’ll have the most fun at Tioga!
Crusher is real tough
@@augustmousel Definitely😫