Its always a great time!

@ my Mom used to be a ranger there back in the late 70’s🤘🏼

@@Flying90 thats awesome its such a beautiful place

Im not sure to be honest. Ive heard there is but have not seen it.

Thank you! if you are comparing to the harder of the trails in Ballinger its about the same difficulty but there is just a lot more of them and its not exactly an easy trip back to the truck if you get a little tired. Snowy is for sure is the hardest trail and would recommend on the first time there (its 15 miles of hard single track). the other ones are all definitely doable just bite off small amounts at a time. one thing is a lot more rocks than ballinger.

@@c.f33s4 Going up Miller Jeep Slide can be challenging first time out.

Yeah there are 2 main trails coming in from gorman. One is East Frazier ( which is really awesome with a great view) and Tejon. unfortunately gorman was closed with a fire and we werent able to ride it.

thank you so much for the support. I hope to have another one up after this weekend going to be doing another trip around frazier park/ gorman area.

@@c.f33s4 I just rode snowy on Saturday! It was amazing! Looking forward to seeing your video!

thank you. the view alone is worth the trip. The road was closed for a while but I think its open now hope to be back soon myself.

E bikes still make dust lol.

@@c.f33s4 true, but you have to be looking at the right time at the right place to see the dust before it settles down. The noise is what literally gives you away, because no one needs to be looking or paying attention, or focusing on the trails, they can just hear you regardless what they are doing.

its a nice place in the summer does get near as hot as the other places.

@@c.f33s4 after looking at your other videos we live in the same area!

I’ll get it next time

its pretty much just the out and back with a a bunch of off shoots paralleling the rode. there are two distinct areas outside the rode. Definitely worth a trip you wont get bored.

@@c.f33s4 awesome thank you!

Thank you sir.

Thank you. Man that big you a bike had to be brutal. It was not easy on the 450 I couldn't even imagine a 600.

Sorry it took so long but I ride a FX450... Electric start is a game changer for sure.

It was a great year for it out there with all the rain.

Ive done it both directions.. this was probably the hardest time i did it because we went east frazier, long dave, piru creek, up millers jeep trail, then finished on Snowy.

Thank you sir. Its definitely tricky keeping momentum through the rocks. I try and use the clutch sparingly so it doesnt heat up and fade, but that section probably a quarter pull on the lever and just keep the momentum going. Sorry so long for a response.

it is 12 mile out and back trail that is pretty easy on the road itself except the last 3 miles or so are tough . The have offshoots along the way that are pretty challenging.

nice im hoping to go again next weekend always a good challenging time

thank you

its great out there

Thanks man. It is pretty rough but manageable for the most part. The spot that would be the hardest for a bike that size is the stairsteps itself as its about 10 foot elevation change over rock and is really hard even on mx bikes. From the road up about half way on the trail is well graded and full of some great scenery and I would definitely recommend.

Could a high clearance truck make it?

Ohh no way you were the group coming up? it had to have been dark when you were on your way back right? It got pretty dark on us haha

@@c.f33s4 yeah it just started getting dark right when we got out so we were on the fire roads in the dark.

Yeah and we didn't see anyone around it so we figured someone was off hiking but maybe it broke down and had to leave it.

sorry late on the response but it is not directional but most everyone goes the way I am going in the video.

@@c.f33s4 No worries, eventually I got it all figured out.

@@jeh1n Right on hope you had a good time out there.

@@c.f33s4 Didn't get to ride Pine Mountain but plan to go back to ride it. Posted a video on the park, check it out. kzbin.info/www/bejne/aneYgHeHqayYjq8

Golden hill road which runs through hungry valley svra and mount pinos ohv. You can take the trail either way but would recommend entering at the top of alamo mountain and exiting at kings camp. Make sure and try it on a cool day with plenty of daylight since it is quite challenging and is 15 miles long.

Sorry took so long to respond it is very well open just be mindful when it rains and give it a few days. Just put up a video of it snowing and it went sideways on us at the end,

Right! Its always a good ride out there and the dirt was perfect that day.