San Diego MTB Trail Review for Beginners and Intermediate riders, Tunnel 4, Best In SD? Part 5

San Diego MTB trail review Tunnel 4 and more trails in the Los Penasquitos Canyon and Del Mar Mesa Preserve with my specialized turbo Levo 2022 3rd gen.
This not just a video of expert riders hitting gnarly jumps.
Average mountain biker trail review.
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San Diego has trails that will please all riders from the most beginner to those seeking more adventure. Experiences can be had from the coast, to the inland foothills to the wooded forests of Mount Laguna to the Anza Borrego Desert. Most riding areas in San Diego are a combination of singletrack and fireroads to provide connectivity. Head to Penasqutios Canyon and you'll find a variety of trails that are good for beginner and intermediate riders. Head to Black Mountain if you like the more rocky, technical trails with healthy dose of elevation, and go to Lake Hodges (San Dieguito River Park) if you're into a mix of the aforementioned riding areas. A little over an hour from downtown San Diego will get you to the Cleveland National Forest, featuring Noble Canyon, one of SoCal's best downhill trails. Cuyamaca State Park also offers some awesome singletrack and vistas as well.

[@VeeVeeArcher]

Cool vid. Tyvm for the description and great filming.

[@bikeempowerment]

Thanks my friend, I try. Any other trails in the area you would like to see a review?

[@VeeVeeArcher]

@@bikeempowerment sorry for the delay in response. I have been riding with a friend that is a beginner, knows his limits, and always thinks we have to try new trails. He wants "experiences", I just want miles. Anyway, we recently did powerlines, hopped off and took the 56 bike path back towards Sorento Valley. It was the weekend, and I told him we don't want to explore routes that the shredders want to be bombing down. I told him there are videos of the trails, we need to watch them, do our due diligence. I'll do tunnels with him at some point, but after his confidence and skills have progressed. I need to scour your video collection, and do some Google map work before I can best answer your question. I'll get back to you when I think I have the answer. Thanks again for making videos with thorough descriptions

[@bikeempowerment]

Have you done Los Penasquitos North and South Side Trails? Sounds like what you guys are looking for. The water crossings are fun and a nice place to take a break.

[@VeeVeeArcher]

@@bikeempowerment we've done PQ north and south. We've done tecolote canyon, rose canyon, easier stuff at mission trails. We were thinking about Lopez canyon, and any trails there in the del Mar mesa area after powerlines that could suit his skills. I personally would prefer 80 miles of rolling gravel and dirt double track or fire road, away from cars. But we don't have that in the coastal areas of San Diego. You have great videos. You don't need to change a thing in my opinion. Keep having fun. That's all I'd ask.