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Black Mountain is fairly well known for having rock crawling and Jeep trails although some of the trails in this particular video may not be wide enough.

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LOL, you got that right!

It is near Little Stadium...runs off trail 12 there around Frankenstein.

We all live nearby, however, there is a campground right at the foot of the trailhead at Leeman Field in Pennington Gap. r.search.yahoo.com/_ylt=AwrFGIaLBINjhfkgiZJXNyoA;_ylu=Y29sbwNiZjEEcG9zAzIEdnRpZAMEc2VjA3Ny/RV=2/RE=1669559563/RO=10/RU=https%3a%2f%2fvirginiacampgrounds.com%2fcampgrounds%2fleeman-field-rv-park%2f/RK=2/RS=FCkOjtH8qRGXmzu2_S2j4Vyre9I-

Thanks! Yes, we miss him greatly and think of him every time we ride. It is so very different to not hear him on the radio hollering to take the black trails! He was an adrenaline junkie!

Thanks bud! Much appreciated!

Yep, that trail is interesting on rainy days!

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Best I recall, those were mostly the blue trails on the Haysi end of the trail system at the beginning and then trail 25 towards the end of the video.

Yep, Howard was an adrenaline junkie for sure! Thanks for the trip down memory lane!

Thanks! The cameras are a GoPro 8 looking back at the Polaris and a GoPro 10 looking forward at the RMax.

21 is a nice long easy trail with one or two blue spots. I hadn't heard about the fatality. I noticed on the latest map that trail 22 is missing. If it is closed that eliminates a nice loop back up to 45 and 26.

93 is on the southern end of 26 on the St. Paul side. It may be listed as 93c on the map. If you hit 26 off of 1 and go down the hill, across the stream and start back uphill a little, 93 will shoot uphill to the left. Be aware that around the stream there are a couple signs that say 93...which I assume at one time led folks to ride the stream. Don't look like that particular part of 93 has been ridden in a long time though.

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That's very true, just watching the videos makes me realize how much I missed while riding! The views were awesome...even on a rainy, foggy day!

It is at Leeman Field which is on US Hwy 421 just as you are leaving Pennington Gap headed towards Harlan KY. I don't think Martin's Fork is visible from this trail. It is more down towards the Rose Hill VA mountains. www.google.com/maps/d/viewer?mid=1KHs92M7rAYGytyUGN0CN71Bx_h4z0PU0&ouid=0&ll=36.78653875411537%2C-83.00371700000001&z=12

Thanks Bob! Appreciate your comments!

That’s my favorite of all the Spearhead trails. You did an awesome job capturing it. It’s definitely got the most hardcore trail opportunities. I used to do all of them when it first opened. They’ve either gotten more difficult or my front brain lobe finally developed. 😂

The waterfall is on trail 13 on Rockhouse...just off trail 33.

Next to the tree 🌳, you know that one.

Yes, the end of this video is actually not the end of 21...but it does lead on into 22. We then ran 22 to 45, 26, etc.

@@HillbillyTrailRiders I figured. Isn't there a bridge that connects 21 to 22. Want to hit this in the spring. Didn't get a chance to in the fall.

We hit 21 just a 100 yards or so from the Rockhouse trailhead in Man and then about half an hour later 21 runs into a short secondary road which leads into 22. So...we never hit a bridge. There is one, a CSX converted to ATV bridge, just a hop on down the road from the trailhead to the left on past the high school there which helps you stay off the 2-lane a short distance if you elect to go that way. If we go into town we always go to the right, towards Wendys.

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Yep, awesome scenery! The SxS with the camera is a Yamaha Rmax, the 4 seater is a Honda Talon and the one out front is a Polaris RZR XP 1000.

Thanks! I love the Rmax so far! I've had it 5 months. Getting close to 1000 miles on it.

The Mountainview system trailheads are in Coeburn and St. Paul VA.