Santa Ana River Trail: Biking 25 Miles to the Beach

[@californiathroughmylens]

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[@magg3tk1ll3rz5]

Hi buddy I have a question for you. ? What's the best to go hiking with kids around this time.

[@andreeamosila]

Thanks for the code, I bought a Vika using it, super awesome, I appreciate it a lot.

[@ellafields9424]

Wow, great video. You saved the Best til last - twins how darling!! Haven't been in SA area for many years. Thanks for sharing.

[@alyssacampbell4144]

These videos make my day, I am from Southern California (Placentia) and have taken this trail since I was a child. I have lived in England for the past five years and haven’t been able to visit for almost two due to Covid. When I’m really homesick I watch these videos and it feels like I am back home! Thank you so much for doing what you do.

[@sevitaral]

hi im from placetia too!! i was tthinking of just biking the 10 miles using this trail since i love the views! im so happy to see your comment and it just convinces me to do it!

[@raeanddad7421]

Been away so long, Dad forgot how much he misses So Cal and the scenery there. He used to play along the Santa Ana and the bike path as a kid. Was very nostalgic. Thank you for your amazing videos. We enjoy them so much :)

[@californiathroughmylens]

That’s awesome to hear! Glad it brought back good memories

[@stevestringham1095]

yeah i rode my bike from CM to the beach all the time. me and my friends would have a blast in the jungle there by Estancia High. very nostalgic for me too. miss those days in the early 70's.

[@stevekirby6034]

Same here. Our home was very near the intersection of the 405 and the Santa Ana river. Used to play at Moon Park all the time. Graduated from Estancia High School. Such great memories from the 60's and 70's. It was darn near paradise back then. Been in Colorado since '80. Thank you for the trip down memory lane!

[@gracewright7938]

When I was a kid we used to swim in the Santa Ana river. Sometimes the river was quite fast and kids would get swept away. One day my brother jumped in the pulled a little boy to the side bank. It was one great place to go.

[@KaneoHakune]

5:46 I was a kid living across the street to the right when that bridge was built. I need to come back and make this trip one more time.

[@Msalazar2011]

We have the Santa Ana river trail here too in San Bernardino/Colton, but it doesn’t have as nice views as this! And I don’t know why it took me forever to realize that it’s a continuation of the same trail from here in San Bernardino to Huntington Beach. I read that they’re trying to finish construction to connect the two sections, and then continue the path all the way to Big Bear. That’d would be so cool!

[@californiathroughmylens]

It would be so awesome if they complete the whole thing. Such a cool trial for Southern California

[@maleficent1969]

It needs more bathrooms

[@brandonhoffman4712]

​@@maleficent1969 Its a trail, not a park. You know how many bathrooms I've seen hiking on trails? Zero... With many bathrooms should come paid parking, like @ the park.

[@brandonhoffman4712]

Ya it would be so awesome to be able to ride a bike to big bear on the santa ana trail! My legs arent ready for it yet, but what a dream it would be. I might need to steal a key to the family cabin 😉. I might need some respit if my pedals make it up that mountain.

[@logictd567]

I didn’t know you guys became parents. Congrats!

[@californiathroughmylens]

Thanks! Yep, twins haha

[@shooshoo91]

Congratulations! Didn't know either

[@danh4453]

Reminds me of the times when I started from Santa Ana where I used to live to the beach with this same river trail. Awesome seeing this video as it brings me back, thanks Josh!!

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[@jamesrea329]

Back in the 1970s I rode this several times from Fullerton to the beach and back. You’re right about the wind, with a regular bike it’s much easier to ride back inland. In those days there was no wooden bridges across the river, you were diverted onto road bridges. There also were no insect parks or moon, and Anaheim stadium looked different, but the golf course is the same. Fun reliving it though this video!

[@anjulidasika2038]

I'm so happy you featured this trail! I grew up in the Inland Empire and this bike trail is reminiscent of my childhood when my family would take our bikes out on the trail from Yorba Park :)

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[@2011woodlands]

I will definitely do that trail once things get back to normal, nice to finally see Amy again.

[@californiathroughmylens]

Awesome! I hope you enjoy it

[@vinnyp3656]

Excellent video explaining all the nuances of the river. I’ve only discovered the trail since the pandemic but have ridden it many times since. It’s a perfect trail to get in some exercise but you are right, there’s always a headwind going towards the beach, which makes coming back a breeze. Next time, reward yourself by going about six miles further towards Huntington Beach. Such beautiful views if you have the time.

[@californiathroughmylens]

Will do! Thanks for the tips. I want to ride a lot more of the beach trails

[@vinnyp3656]

You should do a video the San Diego Creek Trail. It starts in Irvine and goes all the way to Back Bay in Newport Beach. It’s about 22 miles round trip. Beautiful, peaceful and safe way to spend the day with the family. You would do a great job highlighting its features. BTW, love all your videos. Congrats on the twins. Cutest ever!

[@miguelnavarro2571]

I really appreciate all of the content and beautiful views and scenery that California has to offer. With so much negativity lately about the so called California exodus I say good riddance to those who leave. Born and raised in California I wouldn't want to live anywhere else. Once again, hands down the best channel on all things California and congrats on the babies!

[@maxvindication7828]

A classic. I love biking on this trail to the beach, I did it at the start of quarantine and it really cleared my head.

[@vishal..007]

You are like Huell Hawser of current times .. Thanks so much for documenting all the trips so well ... I now look for your videos first before making any travel plans.

[@happs01]

California's Gold! That's a high component to this young videographer. 👍

[@vishal..007]

@@happs01 Yes, California's Gold used to be so awesome. This guy is creating a similar legacy through his awesome vlogs. His suggestions always seem very honest to me.

[@jimfunchess]

It's like we went on the bike ride with you! Good work!

[@JoshuaDomoslai]

Back in the late 90s early 2000 befor I had a drivers license, me and my friends would always ride from Costa Mesa area to the beach on our bmx bikes. Always thought the river bed trail was pretty fun especially near the beach when the temps are lower. Good times

[@Tito4re]

When I was a kid me and my friends will skip school and ride our bikes though this trail to Newport beach. Once we got to the bridge by angel stadium there was allot of homeless people there.

[@MediCali951]

There still is tons of homeless you have to be careful riding thru there late or possibly getting a flat tire from a used needle

[@speedspeed121]

@@MediCali951 They are still there? It looked cleared up

[@MediCali951]

@@speedspeed121 I haven’t been thru in 3 years but with the way the rest of California is right now I wouldn’t be surprised

[@michelleeaton6602]

Homeless encampment cleaned up last year.

[@RubMySweatyThighs]

@@MediCali951 they kicked them out and moved then out

[@TrailsofCalifornia]

Loved this video! I've been on this trail many, many times over the years. Mostly across the. "boring" stretch! It really is a bike highway through the heart of OC. Great to see it from your perspective!

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[@theathjr]

Glad you made it all the way without getting mugged ! I just kept waiting for an encounter with some tweekers. 🙀

[@slavikpashin4586]

California is so beautiful 🤩🤩

[@californiathroughmylens]

Agreed!

[@johnburwell6609]

You missed a couple of things on side paths. At the Taft/Ball bridge exit the trail and ride across the bridge to the golf center, turn right into the golf center parking and go straight to the back. There's a restroom there, not sure if it's open or what hours if it is. Go through the gate next to it into Anaheim Coves park. There's a short trail along the water there (it's actually a percolation pond). You asked where the water went all of a sudden, a lot of it goes here. Anaheim is one of the oldest towns in OC and has their own water system. The water percolates down into the aquifer and is pumped out into the system. I believe technically this is Burris Basin and has been there a long time but the park is fairly recent. Down at Talbert Preserve and Fairview park exit the trail into the preserve. Back a little ways on a wide dirt path you'll find a restroom and a very nice small park with tables. There's lots of big trees, on a hot day it's a great stop. Water is available there also. I've ridden this trail many times over the years and I still do from time to time. You're bound to see homeless here but the big homeless camps in the Anaheim area are gone. I ride more in the Irvine/Newport/Tustin area now though. Irvine by far has some of the best bike trails in SoCal. You can get almost anywhere. They had the luxury of lots of pre-planning there. I've ridden the upper trail also (through Riverside etc) but I like the lower trail better. The upper trail is better in the winter when it's not so hot inland. I don't know if we'll see them connected by class 1 trail, there's a lot of access rights needed.

[@RubMySweatyThighs]

They also drive their homeless out to other cities

[@2Lisie]

Strangest bike trail yet. You do it all! So glad you could share this with us. Carry on.

[@mkeonine]

Fantastic ride thru with that awesome Blix bike. That boring section with the cemented paved riverbed is actually the best part in my experience. That's the best spot for me to take my higher speed ebike and do some speed runs without worrying about cops or anything. lol.

[@happs01]

Thank you for this video. It brings back good memories of riding the Back Bay Trail with Dad back in the 80s. Gearless on a Diamondback. E-bikes are for wusses but that is a good pro tip about racing down under the bridges to clear the rises. That's old school. Good times. Thanks for filming the "A" at Angel's Stadium. I lived down the street from Moon Park and biked there on many weekends.

[@HELLARARE4ever]

Big fan of your channel, as you give the best recommendations and video content

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[@mnemonth]

Nice video. Good timing on the ride. A year earlier and the video would have been of one long tent city from east of Honda Center to well past Angel Stadium. Every underpass was an exercise in holding your breath against the smell of bodily waste and required extra vigilance to pass through safely. With only a few isolated examples, that situation has been remedied. Much of the length, including some previously well-traveled sections of the trail, now has additional fencing to make casual access more difficult and several previously strategic public restrooms have been closed--so take advantage of the ones in Yorba Regional Park and at the beach. Not trying to scare anyone off--things have improved and it's still a very nice ride but requires a little foresight and planning, especially due to the restroom situation. I've been biking the Trail for over thirty years and just did the portion from Yorba Linda to Honda Center this morning.

[@gerryhartung736]

I'm watching this on 2. 22. 21. I grew up in Anaheim. Along Santa Ana River, was orange groves. I remember when the big A was built, as well as Disneyland. Went to 6th grade at T. ROOSEVELT ELEM. THE "JET PARK", CAME A YEAR OR SO AFTER BIG A. Fowler sand and gravel was in the river bed near Anaheim (Olive) Rd, and as kids we used to hunt birds and horntoads in the then DRY river beds. I can still smell Eucalyptus trees after rain.(they were for wind breaks around groves). This was in late 50s early 60s. Class of 63 Anaheim High. Enjoyed video, only question, where did all that water come from. Prado dam pretty much kept down stream dry.

[@gerryhartung736]

Back in 50s, StTe College was called Placentia St. The park at State College, was the old Anaheim riding stables, and T. ROOSEVELT ELEM. School used to be the dump! I remember when they put jet plane in park. We used to climb all over that. In the intake, out the tail. Meet girlfriends there.... wow, teenage years . Thanks for bringing them back to 76 y.o.

[@Anthony-zj9sq]

That’s my normal route riding from Corona to Long Beach, loved Santa Ana River bed, it’s clean and very safe to ride , I prefer Santa Ana River bed than LA or San Gabriel River bed..

[@jennyc5631]

Congratulations on twins!! What a surprise!!

[@path.1462]

Loved this video. Please do more California Bike trail videos!

[@californiathroughmylens]

Any other trails you recommend?

[@path.1462]

@@californiathroughmylens My husband and I did the Ballona Creek Trail several years ago and loved it. I would also be interested in seeing the LA River bike trail, never done it but would like to!

[@steveblankenship5474]

@@californiathroughmylens in Northern California there is the American River Bike Trail in Sacramento and East Bay has the Ironhorse Trail.

[@rezaarjmand7866]

great video on the trail. I live in Chino Hills. about 10 years ago I used to take my dog ( about 40 LB) in a bike trailer and ride from the green river area on the rail all the way to Huntington Beach then up to Santa Monica beach spend the day then head back to the green river pint of entry of the trail. I did this day trip many times. recently ( about a couple of months ago) purchased a recumbent bike ( Sun Easy Sport) and went back on the trail,2 times, rode for about 20 miles ( round trip), and getting ready and getting back in shape to make a bunch of day trips to the beach and back. I love this trail and can not wait to get back on it again. PS* riding a recumbent bike is like a dream. my best experience of riding a bicycle of all time. I highly recommend it.

[@riobautista4924]

What a beautiful city . And you have a beautiful familia.

[@franksalsa9342]

This is so cool...I lived by this trail for 13 years..at Lincoln and Batavia...went biking here with my kids for years😄

[@jameswhalley8940]

Use to take it from Fullerton to Riverside on a 20” bmx best time 1hr 45 min

[@davidbooker4806]

Thanks for the video! I'm from SoCal but haven't been out there since 92. At some point, you crossed under West 1st street and the Hyde Park mobile home community. My grandmother lived there and one day I'm going to make it out there to pay my respects to her.

[@davidbooker4806]

I'm guessing it was around the 12 minutes mark, between the end of the golf trails and before you made it to the 405.

[@R-abl]

Thank you. I always wanted to see a complete view from Yorba Linda to the beach. Yours was the best! Another awesome video!!

[@californiathroughmylens]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@emanueltwr]

Still on my to do list since finding about this around a decade ago. I may tell my wife to wait for me at the beach vs. doing the loop lol. Good Video as always.

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[@FlowJunkie65]

Cool vid, thank you for posting it. I had heard of this bike trail, but never tried it. Your vid gives me a good idea about it now -- thanks!

[@reidwagner1508]

I never knew there was a trail there and i’ve lived in So Cal my entire life. thanks for an addition to my bucket list

[@EMVelez]

How is that possible?

[@niteshsinghvi6623]

You should definitely checkout the Ventura to Ojai beach bike trail. Its beautiful throughout the journey .

[@cody7101]

You’re lucky it was a clear day! Lately it’s been so chemtrailed in SoCal when we used to have blue skies everyday!

[@yujishinohara797baby]

experiencing a city at bicycle/ebike pace is great fun!

[@ayowser01]

This trail looks quite safe now. I might have to give it a try.

[@Gigaamped]

I’m glad you made this and I hope it inspires more people to do it (even if they don’t have an electric bike!). It was a GREAT advertisement tho btw. Story time: last time I did this I biked from my house to crystal cove then up the SAR to downtown Corona which is something I had always dreamed of doing and then took the SAR down back to my house in SA🙃

[@whiplashtv]

good job on this. I ride that trail all the time and still learned things.

[@sonidoxxkandalo]

I road this trail every Sunday this and it's amazing!!

[@vrepair3070]

Such an enjoyable video, Lived in So cal till 2008. Miss it so,, Moved to North Ga , and also have wonderful Greenways (bike paths) here. Thanks for all your great content! Props!

[@IamAvidity]

That looked like a lot of fun!

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[@alexandersikorsky1689]

Thank You! Enjoyed watching!

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[@Domane-mh8wg]

Awesome video as always. I'm glad you were able to check this one off. I've been riding SART years and it's funny I just picked up my first ebike today and look forward to hit that trail very soon.

[@californiathroughmylens]

So awesome! Yea I loved being able to finally do it! I hope you enjoy your e bike

[@peanutismint]

This looks like such an awesome thing to do! Will give this a look next time we're in LA. Wonder if there's anywhere to rent those e-bikes for a day....

[@californiathroughmylens]

I think you can rent some near Huntington Beach but not sure where else

[@danabergman3411]

Pedego electric bicycle rentals downtown Huntington Beach, corner of 5th and Olive.

[@malakangel9322]

Oh my god thanks I always see this trail from 91 freeway finally

[@californiathroughmylens]

I was glad to finally see it myself too!

[@WillN2Go1]

Thanks for this. I'll do some of it in the next few days. I think I'll park and start at one of the parks along the way, because I'll have to do both directions - no shuttle.

[@andyfoto620]

Glad to see it all cleaned up. A few years ago there were thousands of homeless encampment around angel stadium into santa ana

[@mixeddrinks8100]

yep the homeless problem years ago made it a pretty bad trail but now I like how clean it is.

[@kathymurphy7932]

Homeless were cleared out in 2018, SART is patrolled by OC Sheriff from the beach thru Anaheim

[@californiathroughmylens]

Ya I had heard that but the trail was really clean when I went

[@Demsy7]

I drove i91 so many times,and my dream to ride santa Anna River trail like you did,thank you for the video and btw congratulation you have twins

[@ronriffle3388]

Congratulations on having twins!

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[@braveknight2000]

We have electric bikes. They're so fun. Thanks for this. We've been on trails in Riverside but this looks great.

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[@mykirbs2002]

The trail looks great now that it is all cleaned up.👍🏻

[@brightsidexchoke]

Cool video. Used to drive on the 91 and 55 fwy for 15+ years and always wonder about this. I remember my ex-coworker would tell me his bike adventure on this trail.

[@G.Photogirl]

I'm not a fan of the topography of much of the OC area but the beach is always a welcome sight. I had no idea you had TWINS, Congratulations! 👏🏼👶👶

[@yeahyeah_maria]

Aww congrats on the twins, too cute!

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[@nicolewilliams7508]

First, congratulations! Second, such a great video. A great idea for a long weekend. Keep making great content. 🙌🏾

[@jpadicecoffee9812]

Congrats for riding this. I never knew where the Trail started.

[@1800marwin]

Congrats! And great video of our local gem.

[@TS-ev1bl]

I've lived fairly close to the Corona trailhead for four years. Although I knew there was a bike trail along the 91, until searching the web today for nearby paved trails I had no idea it goes all the way to HB. I used to do a lot of road biking, but because of a bad knee I had to stop doing that. However, I recently bought an ebike and for the first time in years I'm back in the saddle and looking for some long ride ideas, especially on dedicated bike routes. My research today led me to your helpful video. I have a dual battery, long range bike, so a ride from Corona to the HB pier and (hopefully) back is now on my bucket list. In looking at maps, it wouldn't take much to connect the HB - Corona portion of the trail to the existing Riverside -SB segment. Hopefully that will happen in the near future.

[@AngelDRodriguez]

Dude. That was great! I've ridden parts of this trail on separate occasions. I discovered the beginning of the trail about 3 years ago! (Time flies), but have been bummed out since I the construction took over the parking. I have not ridden that section since January 2018 (Wow!). I did ride along Yorba Linda Park area by the 91 recently and loved it! I was curios about where this trail takes you. Thanks for sharing this video!!!!!!!!

[@readmore3634]

They "paved paradise, put up a bike street". We use to be able to cross the river where I live in Grand Terrace....Now it's lined with boulders and chain link....impassable.

[@u2ten]

Wow.. Twins congratulations!!

[@guslopez8480]

Awesome video I’ve completed that run as well it’s challenging on the way back it’s all up hill I’d like to see a video of you riding back to original spot

[@SippyCupAdventures]

A fun trip! Thanks for the ride. Very descriptive as well. Okay, I got my exercise in for the day 😅

[@robertmayfield8746]

That's my lifestyle. Almost every day, e-bike + seaside ❤

[@christinerolle3876]

Awesome Josh!! Thanks for sharing!! Very informative

[@gsr4535]

This is a nice video Josh. Well done! Hello from Michigan. 👍

[@TL-wu4id]

Very cool bike trails but the bike can't handle the round trip for sure 😉

[@lornavansteen4416]

Thanks for your detailed ride!

[@californiathroughmylens]

No problem!

[@greedygringoprospecting6941]

when you go over the metal bridge. over the sandy river bed in HB. i live like 10. 15. minutes walk from there cool !!!!! have a good day boss

[@californiathroughmylens]

That’s awesome!

[@JasonPuckettNY]

your family is adorable. that bike looks kickass

[@californiathroughmylens]

Thanks, both my family and the bike are great :)

[@ChooseAdventureCaliforniaStyle]

Great adventure. This reminds me of a ride I love to do in Monterey. You start at Fort Ord (free parking) ride a bike trail that follows the ocean with breathtaking views. You then ride into Cannery row. Pre covid, park your bike and go check out Monterey Bay Aquarium. Then lunch at Bubba Gump. Good times. Thanks for the adventure!

[@johnburwell6609]

I'd like to try that sometime. How long is the ride?

[@ChooseAdventureCaliforniaStyle]

@@johnburwell6609 good question. Lol. I can't remember. I wanna say 18miles round trip. It doesn't feel that far cuz your to busy taking in all the sites.

[@jamescc2010]

Is it open now? I live in Chino Hills and I believe see it from 91 FWY going west. We start riding more bike now and get to really enjoy sceneries, slowness, exploration of different areas, and good exercise for body and mind where drive a car doesn't offer. Thanks for very nice video that we can enjoy. Update: I will check out Yorba Park section which should be very nice.

[@2-old-Forthischet]

That is a really nice bike path. I used to work in that area in Anaheim and during that time and later, there was a homeless issue with people living in the river. Here in the San Gabriel Valley at the other end of that river, they keep chasing the homeless out, but they keep returning.

[@californiathroughmylens]

I had heard that there used to be big camps but I didn’t see any on my ride

[@2-old-Forthischet]

@@californiathroughmylens awhile back so many years, one side of the river which is Anaheim and the other side which is Orange, one side chased out the homeless so they just moved to the other side of the river. Enjoy it while it stays clear, for now.

[@kathymurphy7932]

Nice video. I think the trail is actually 29 miles from start @ Green River to PCH @ mile marker 0. Weir Canyon/YL is @ mile marker 23. ARTIC is @ mile marker 13. "Butterfly" pocket park is @ mile marker 17. Edna park is @ mile marker 10. Moon park is between mile marker 4 & 5. You can get closer to the water if you follow the trail towards HB, then take a left to the river jetty as it goes over the Talbert channel. Just for future reference.

[@californiathroughmylens]

I was actually wondering how long it was as it seemed longer then 25 miles haha. Thanks for all the marker information!

I did this trail on my Schwinn Beach Cruiser, my knees were shot by the end. Best bike trail in So Cal in my humble opinion.

[@deionle9355]

great love i have lived in orange county for 42 years

[@CrystalClearNews]

I visited the beach where the Santa Ana River meets the ocean I loved the soft fine sand.

[@cmichaelhaugh8517]

What a terrific civic asset. Thanks for the tour.

[@vochaalloy33]

What a great trail ride. Well done sir

[@mikeholmes5824]

I have ridden the trail from San Bernardino to Hidden Valley Preserve many times. Can't figure out how to reconnect to the Yorba Linda section safely. Hope to ride it all to the beach some day. Thanks for the update on the trail. Love your videos.

[@julieh3327]

What a fun bike ride!

[@californiathroughmylens]

It really was!

[@rancon626]

You should do the la river . That starts in Azusa and ends in seal beach

[@johnburwell6609]

That's the San Gabriel river trail. There is a trail along the LA river but it's just OK. It's not maintained well, last time I was there the bushes and weeds had grown halfway over the trail in places plus there's places where you have no trail but are on city streets. Lots more homeless around also.

[@judypratt2868]

I'm glad you got a sponsor.

[@nairbjc]

You’ll have to do the San Gabriel River Trail next It’s the longest I think. Starts in San Gabriel and goes to Seal Beach. Like 40 miles long

[@violetbf3773]

It’s not surprising that you made an amazing video, but this one was extremely cool because it was so unexpected! Great job Josh. Also, great team work with Amy and the twins 🙌🏼👍🏼

[@californiathroughmylens]

Thank you so much, always appreciate the kind words! haha yep, team work is the only way! I couldn't have made it all the way back to where I started 😂

[@garyking6365]

Thank God they got rid of all the tents and homeless along there.

[@BASSISTRICKBOZZO]

Great video! I am looking to open an electric bike store along the Santa Anna River Trail and your video just confirmed the location I am looking would be great! Thanks!

[@rosew861]

So cool! Looks like fun. U all look great 😊

[@yeetmaster1457]

cool I with that Santa Ana was less polluted it would be amazing to see that.

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[@00001kbee]

Enjoyed the vid. from Delaware!!

[@californiathroughmylens]

Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching

[@00001kbee]

We always learn something from your vids Josh so when we are back there we have something to add to the list...always look forward to the notifications.

[@TheOCMarc]

Great (and unique) video! Good work Josh. I used to ride my bike to work and back (for a whole month) along part of that trail 😁

[@californiathroughmylens]

That’s an awesome commute!

[@jerequallio9052]

I enjoyed the video Josh . Looks beautiful out there. 👍🏼

[@californiathroughmylens]

It was! I loved being able to follow the river all the way to the ocean