Explore the oasis and ride the Lake Perris loop with me!

[@djkim1019]

Amazing quality. This channel definitely deserves more subscribers. Thank you for another great trail guide! Will check this one out.

[@dawatchman8043]

4:16 it’s Mt San Gorgonio. Big Bear mountains. SJ mountain is being blocked by the mountain along the bike path.👍🏻

[@shel6532]

Thanks

[@TrailsofCalifornia]

Thank you so much!! This is so very appreciated! 😃

[@angort.9399]

We enjoy this trail so much!

[@TrailsofCalifornia]

I love hearing that you've been there before!

[@shel6532]

What a beautiful day for a ride! Thank you for this video.

[@jaec6986]

love the drone footage of the area, very beautiful. thank you for sharing

[@TrailsofCalifornia]

Thank you for watching!

[@Victor_Santa_Cruz]

Entrance into Lake Perris is free for bicycles but any motor vehicle you do pay a fee. So, you can enter the park if you are riding your bike through entrance. The mountains that you pointed out are the San Bernardino mountain range. To the east are the San Jacinto range. You are able to get a beautiful panoramic view of all three mountain ranges, including San Gabriel mountains, if you climb and get to the top of Terri Peak which is situated to the NW of Lake Perris. A few weeks after Spring rains is the best time in that wildflowers start to bloom and it is not hot...plus the skies are clear and you can see for miles.

[@TrailsofCalifornia]

Thank you for the valuable feedback!

[@CalKidWilly]

Thank you Andrew and TOSC. That looks like a very scenic trail. The drone shots looked good to me, dunno if I noticed any difference from your previous drone shots though. Some feedback from me - a wide scale map showing the locations of the trails you are reviewing would be helpful to med, as I don't know where this area is. I think you used to include such maps in some previous videos? I look forward to your future vlogs. - Bill

[@umreeh]

I just looked it up on Google Maps

[@TrailsofCalifornia]

I try to keep the vlogs pretty in line with whatever I film on the day. Without too many flashy graphics etc. But a quick map overlay makes a lot of sense! Thanks for the feedback!

[@EmenseCoffee]

Nice video Brotha keep up the good work! Would love to ride with you one day!

[@TrailsofCalifornia]

I've had some recent interest in this! Maybe I'll organize a viewer group ride at some stage! Do you have a preference for area?

[@slapsh0t61]

Enjoyed the ride...and the presentation..have done the loop many a time on my ebike and still enjoyed your video!

[@little_dove1254]

Awesome video with great care for details as always! Thanks TOSC!

[@HaiTrinh1968]

Thanks!

[@TrailsofCalifornia]

Hello @HaiTrinh1968 thank you for the 💫 Thanks 👍 this was a nice surprise to wake up to. Glad you enjoyed the video and I’m glad to have you here watching the channel!

[@donedeal8385]

I read on the site that you can't ride on the dam but every video shows people riding it lol. Taking my recumbent trike tomorrow. Great vid.

[@johnburwell6609]

The signs say it's OK. You can't drive on it.

[@Sjanecervantes]

Really good video quality

[@TrailsofCalifornia]

Thanks!

[@vivianpadilla7025]

This is a amazing video you are a great editor how did you learn? The drone have a great video I’m looking to go here for the summer we will go early Thank you for this great video

[@robinrussell7965]

You are correct, but Mt San Jacinto the J is pronounced as a Y. San Yacinto.

[@TrailsofCalifornia]

You are absolutely correct 😅I have to work on my Spanish pronunciations. Thank you for watching!

[@dawatchman8043]

it’s Mt San Gorgonio. Big Bear mountains.

[@johnburwell6609]

I wasn't aware that there was a multi use path at Lake Perris. It doesn't seem to be shown on the map for the park. I guess if you went both ways on the loop you could get in about a 20 mile ride? I'll try it out next spring.

[@TrailsofCalifornia]

Absolutely! It’s not outright marked on google. Maybe because it’s part of a gated CA park? I found out about it through this channels viewers! It’s one of the nicest rides I’ve been on anywhere. And yes, you can make as many laps as you want. 2 full laps will be approx. 20 miles! Have fun!

[@johnburwell6609]

I did it a couple weeks ago both ways. It was nice and green and the lake is very full. Going back in a week or so again before it gets to hot. On a weekday the park is nearly empty.

[@TrailsofCalifornia]

@@johnburwell6609 I’m so glad you had a chance to go John! And thank you again for telling us about your experience!

[@pisto_run_cycling]

I didn't watch the vid in one shot.. not sure if you mentioned how many miles the loop is..

[@TrailsofCalifornia]

It's around just shy of 10 miles! Thanks for watching!

[@artreyes9032]

Did you see the petroglyphs?? Can people walk on that trail as well

[@TrailsofCalifornia]

Did not see the petroglyphs! What area are they around? Also, yes you can walk the whole loop!

[@anthonypalafox2062]

@@TrailsofCalifornia you missed it by 25 ft the big boulder behind you where you take your break has one along with a little info sign. You can also check out a rock carving just past the bernasconi gates in the shade of the trees on the right. Also one way to avoid the 10$ fee is to check out a state park pass from your local riverside county library for free .

[@TrailsofCalifornia]

@@anthonypalafox2062 wow! What a missed opportunity for me. I wish I had seen that spot. I was right there! Well, if I ever revisit this path I’ll be sure to check it out. Thanks for leaving this info in the comments. Hopefully it reaches other viewers!

[@danielbarrera9450]

What are my chances of coming up close with a polar bears blessings 🙌

[@umreeh]

Did you replace your stolen bike?

[@TrailsofCalifornia]

Have not replace the bike that was stolen last year :/ Fortunately, the bike I used in this video is now my primary road bike. Not stolen. I would hate to lose this bike. The one that was stolen wasn't quite as nice but was sentimental to me. It was the original bike that inspired me to start this channel. Well, I had to move on! 🥲

[@0530AZTECA]

There’s a few “spots” off the main road as before the gate. You can ride in for free.

[@TrailsofCalifornia]

Thanks for the tip!