Noice! Saw you guys there twice this past week (Saturday and Wednesday). I was the guy in the bright yellow and red Fox jersey on the Canyon View switchbacks (you guys were coming down them and I was climbing) and the black jersey with the American flag print on the arm on Wednesday (can't remember where we were at). Looked like you were both having a great time. The trails out there are fantastic this time of year, because all of that chalky dust has been turned into traction by the rains. The riding is epic! If I can make a suggestion; When you come down from Oats and get to "The Hub," at 12:02 hook left onto Beebee. Beebee is what everyone descends on, so you won't be on the switchbacks that everyone is climbing up. Beebee is a great roller coaster, and will reconnect you with the Oats trail, after about 2mi. at 18:36 in your video. It makes the descent more fun for you, and the climbing/hiking/running safer and more fun for people heading up.
Thank you for letting us know. We were visiting the area those days. Its a magnificent area. I am so glad, we were able to ride it. Its one of the most surreal landscape we have seen. I will for sure remember the Beebee trail for our next visit. The people in Santa Cruz hikers and bikers are all super amazing folks. I was glad to have run in to each and everyone of you all. Thank you for such a awesome adventure.
@@KSGMTB lol... This isn't Santa Cruz. SC is 150-something miles north. You were riding in the community of Los Osos, just south of the City of Morro Bay. San Luis Obispo is the large city, located 10mi east, along the 101 freeway. I'm glad you guys had a great visit!!
Shred on! 🤘
Noice! Saw you guys there twice this past week (Saturday and Wednesday). I was the guy in the bright yellow and red Fox jersey on the Canyon View switchbacks (you guys were coming down them and I was climbing) and the black jersey with the American flag print on the arm on Wednesday (can't remember where we were at). Looked like you were both having a great time. The trails out there are fantastic this time of year, because all of that chalky dust has been turned into traction by the rains. The riding is epic!
If I can make a suggestion; When you come down from Oats and get to "The Hub," at 12:02 hook left onto Beebee. Beebee is what everyone descends on, so you won't be on the switchbacks that everyone is climbing up. Beebee is a great roller coaster, and will reconnect you with the Oats trail, after about 2mi. at 18:36 in your video. It makes the descent more fun for you, and the climbing/hiking/running safer and more fun for people heading up.
Thank you for letting us know. We were visiting the area those days. Its a magnificent area. I am so glad, we were able to ride it. Its one of the most surreal landscape we have seen. I will for sure remember the Beebee trail for our next visit. The people in Santa Cruz hikers and bikers are all super amazing folks. I was glad to have run in to each and everyone of you all. Thank you for such a awesome adventure.
@@KSGMTB lol... This isn't Santa Cruz. SC is 150-something miles north. You were riding in the community of Los Osos, just south of the City of Morro Bay. San Luis Obispo is the large city, located 10mi east, along the 101 freeway.
I'm glad you guys had a great visit!!
@@austinado16 Thanks for the corrections. I was thinking my next trip. Jumping ahead of myself. lol.