Thank you for watching! I'm glad it helped! I love that part of WV but the trails are soooo confusing...

I think we got in 10-12 runs in that day? Its funny you mentioned the back country trails bc we were gonna go this Veteran’s Day weekend and try them out! I’ve heard alot of good things about “6000 steps” and “Bail Out”!!!

You can access them from the top of the mountain. Hit unemployment highway which lead you to 6000 steps or go down the mountain to silver creek and work your way around cheat mountain. Slatyfork is right down the road which offers some awesome backcountry stuff along with the newly built mower tract trails. Enjoy!!!

DROP'IN!!!!!

Hell yeah brother!!! Thanks for dropping in!

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Nice thanks for the suggestion! We actually just got back from Snowshoe this past weekend. I feel like nowhere else has the same rocky terrain like WV!!

Thanks! Appreciate it!! We are always mispronouncing places… Now that I know we won’t sound like we are so obviously from out of town.

It would be alot more exciting if it were a downhill grade. Its just flat though....

Hunting season for white tail deer was the following weekend I believe? Just being goofy but we take hunting very seriously and do it ethically 👍

Its a fun and very scenic trail! All the dbl black stuff you can hike around! Still totally worth it even if your not into the extremely difficult terrain.

I honestly never thought of that?? Good point. Thanks, I will have to check that out. Could be the dropper post.

I've heard of a backcountry trail called Death Star that is supposed to be pretty awesome! We love staying at that nearby Stokesville campground. It's nice to just bike out of the campsite right onto the trails. Your lucky to have grown up in such a beautiful area!

@@clickoutdoors There's another camp ground at Todd Lake, close to Stokesville & there's a road right behind the campground locals called, "Leading Ridge Road" I don't recall the forest service road number but you can't miss it, right beside campground. It goes across the top of the ridge & leads to the back way to Reddish Knob...its a nice challenge on a bike. It's a bit creepy though. Sometimes even in summer, you're riding through fog. Old Timers say it's Bigfoot territory. I have been further down on a forest service road below that one that we had stopped for a sandwich while going over the map. The cicadas were deafening, as if a switch were flipped, complete silence! I didn't analyze anything, I told my boyfriend, "Let's go, Now"! I threw my shit on my bike, gunned the engine, blew the horn, threw my shit in the backpack & got the hell out of there! Lol. I have no idea what silenced everything in the forest, I've seen many bear that hauled ass when they saw or heard us coming & the forest never went silent like this event. So, just know, anytime the forest instantly goes silent, its time to leave quickly.

I feel like you could hit warp speed on ridgeline with a gravel bike!

Wish we lived closer to visit more often! We like being able to stay at the campground and just ride out to the trails from our campsite.

Specialized Stumpjumper! 150mm travel front/rear 👍

@@clickoutdoorsDo you like the stump jumper? I’ve been eyeing this bike recently.

@@boogerdawson25boogerdawson61 Absolutely! They have a alloy frame Stumpjumper EVO that you can find on sale right now for a relatively decent price! Mine is a older 27.5" model but the new EVO's have a better downhill geo and a storage compartment in the frame. Join the Stumphumper club!! 😄

Thanks! We should do that. Our bikes aren’t anything fancy though. Mine normally sounds like a walmart bag full of empty beer cans rattling down the trail….

Thanks! Lol rung your bell 😅 I know that feeling! For being a “blue” jumplime that trail is intense. Way above my pay grade. The place is amazing though, one of the best trail systems we’ve been to so far.

Yeah never climbing that again lol that was torture…. At least we experienced it once

Thanks for watching! We try to make the videos somewhat informative and not take ourselves too seriously 😅

We def plan on coming back! You guys have all kinds of badass trails to enjoy!!

Hell yes! Thanks 😎 The great outdoors, beers and hotdogs!! 🤝

@@clickoutdoors you guys put me on the wicked weed ipas 🙏 they’re so good

Man, I forgot about those! They are really good

Ridgeline felt like it lasted forever! The urban wilderness is def not as long but full of features. It’s probably our top-3 favorite trail system! (excluding bike parks 😅) btw thanks!!

Thanks for watching! 👍

Incredible trail system! 10/10

Thanks brother 😎

Thank you. You hit the jackpot of trails my friend!! I am super jealous. We are from Ohio and don’t have anything nearly as awesome as Pisgah…

We are also crossing over into the youtube culinary space too.

Thanks! The Corona Loop trail is def worth checking out at Wolf Creek.

There wasn’t many cars in the parking lot but we were there on a Tuesday afternoon. I have seen that place packed on the weekend. We did a larger loop that included ridgeline. I tried getting on Strava to get you those specifics time and miles. I def remember the climb to do ridgeline not being bad at all. It literally felt like a 20 min downhill!

That was sad……

Haha thanks! Good point 🙄 click clank creak outdoors

I wouldn’t doubt it that my fork was probably locked out 🙄. I recently replaced it with a Fox36 Factory 160mm. It’s a badass fork and I can’t wait to “Pisgah” test it! Thanks btw

No joke, physically and mentally! But the downhill was worth it! (The parts we could do at least 😅)

Your lucky to have such amazing trails close by! We make a 8 hour drive to get to the Brevard area

@@clickoutdoors Next time you plan a trip down let me know. I'd like to come ride with ya'll.....

@@rodufolkart3667 Sounds like we won’t be getting lost!

I’m surprised we didn’t argue while getting lost 😅 (That normally happens!) I have not heard of those trails. Are they near Brevard?

@clickoutdoors further east on I40, In Burke County NC. Look up 21 jumps School House and Wilson's Ridge trails. Also, sinkhole, Beehive, Greentown, and Raspberry ridge trails are in the area. I could help with directions next time you guys make a trip.

@@brandonthompson9608 Hell yeah, thanks! So those trails are rowdy downhills like Farlow?

Thanks for watching! We turn to chickens at least once per ride 😂🤣

My mother is 76 and still riding, I know two XC racers 70+ and I met a 93 yr old at a bike shop buying a new bike. Y'all give me so much hope for my future if the good Lord is willing.

Too many beers the night before!!!

Thanks! Did you also think Farlow was one of your favorite Pisgah rides? We’ve always been kinda sketched out on trying it bc it’s a double black. It’s not that bad though and it has the best scenery!

Do you have a Strava route that you can post?

strava.app.link/zTGcFpFeREb Thanks so much!! This was a big loop recommended to us if you’ve already seen Big Rock! It ends at Ridgeline which might be the longest flow trail I’ve ever ridden. It’s insane and is smooth enough to probably do on a gravel bike.

This is what I’m looking for. Never been to DuPont I’m going and was looking for a great ride that included Ridgeline.