Colorado High Point | Biking Mount Elbert

[@wayneburbage8900]

Beautiful scenes. Well done.. the hikers are probably afraid that after reaching the summit, you might come back down bombing the trail. Lol

[@WhereKentWent]

@@wayneburbage8900 haha yes but maybe you could tell how much I was rattling on that rocky section 😂 anyone on the trail could hear me coming from a mile away lol

[@jeffmason8426]

glad to see you back on here. I've enjoyed your adventures.

[@WhereKentWent]

Thank you! Wish I could post more, life has been pretty busy!

[@lifeofluke]

That is just beastly to push a bike up that high! Very cool to say you biked down from the tallest peak in the Rockies though!

[@WhereKentWent]

Yeah it was tough! So nice to not have to hike down though.

[@kylebeech4869]

Great video Kent! Looks absolutely grueling!

[@WhereKentWent]

Thanks Kyle! Yeah the uphill was pretty tough but it was nice not to have to hike back down!

[@DavidHuber63]

Thank you, brother. :)

[@WhereKentWent]

@@DavidHuber63 of course

[@adyear3168]

I've caught up on your State summits. Enjoyable! It had occurred to me if you do all 50 that will include epic Denali. Stay alive on that one 👍

[@WhereKentWent]

Thanks for watching! Yeah I’m planning on doing Denali someday but will need to be fully prepared. Life has been getting in the way of videos lately but I’m hoping to get back to the high point journey soon. Stay tuned!

[@adyear3168]

@@WhereKentWent I will! Summer is high point season after all 😎

[@ilikethingsandstuff]

great video, should have more views than it does 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@WhereKentWent]

@@ilikethingsandstuff I appreciate that!

[@CarnivoreExpeditions]

Nice video, Kent. I was thinking about taking a bike up Elbert, but parking the bike somewhere along the way up and retrieving it on the way down. Can you recommend a good spot to ditch the bike? I assume near where the tree line ends?

[@WhereKentWent]

Sounds like fun! If you’re not taking the bike all the way, you’ll probably want to ditch it somewhere below tree line. After tree line is where the trail starts to get more technical. Plus then you could hide it in the trees somewhere.