BENT ROTORS and BROKEN BRAKES! Trestle Bike Park Day 2!

[@DoesItTrack]

Nice ridin! Hope to see you all up there sometime!

[@TheLeesto]

about the olympia lift elevation: Winter Park has something like 25 lifts and only 3 run in the summer. Panoramic only runs during winter and takes you up to 12,060 feet and the bowl. I've been dreaming of a trail descending from Pano for years.

[@TheLeesto]

but yea welcome to the beach, sandy as fuck out here

[@amandaham1294]

@@TheLeesto omg great point! Maybe that’s why I was surprised bc I felt like I was way higher in the winter 😂 wow could you imagine a “Top of the World” type descent at Trestle? It’s already such a sweet park but that would be special.

[@axewolfe1759]

@@amandaham1294there’s a road that goes to the top of pano if your up for a climb

[@nuclearfroststudios]

I am so glad I found your channel. You have wonderful content. I have to say as a Coloradoan - youre absolutely right. Trestle is definitely Bentonville of the West. :)

[@amandaham1294]

@@nuclearfroststudios thank you for the kind words! And I’m so happy you agree! I had so much fun at trestle and could just ride all day, it’s awesome to have those super fun, well cared for parks for everyone to enjoy!

[@JamesLG4]

I’ve only been to Bentonville once and Trestle once but I can see your analogy of the two places. The big thing that both share is that you can stay on the trails all day. You can take the gondola up at Trestle and stay up on the mountain all day if you wanted to. I would take the gondola up at opening and ride till lunch then take the gondola back up and ride until closing. Basically only coming back down to the Trestle village once the whole day. You can do the same at Bentonville on the trail system. My favorite park is Angel Fire but it is an up and down affair all day.

[@amandaham1294]

@@JamesLG4 yes that’s a great way to put it! We rode over 40 miles the first day and were so surprised at how great we felt. Everything was so smooth and built so well, it was hard to get tired!

[@onlysendsmtb]

If you are judging Bentonville and Trestle JUST by the trails (which is an injustice to B-ville) then yeah I can kind of agree with you. I just rode Trestle for the 1st time last week and have been to B-ville a couple dozen times. Will say this, in B-ville it's easy to session a jump or section that is just beyond your reach, has oxygen and is cheap/free. Trestle has uninterrupted elevation, low humidity and epic views.

[@amandaham1294]

@@onlysendsmtb ok that’s so true, Bville has really unmatched vibes and the integration of trails throughout the town is so unique! Yeah I was thinking just of the really well taken care of flow trails and how they are similar in that regard!