Cycling Mount Diablo in California - 4K with Commentary

Join me on an immersive cycling journey up Mount Diablo State Park with insightful commentary in this comprehensive guide. I've documented every mile of this challenging 12.5-mile route, showcasing the breathtaking scenery in stunning 4K quality. From ideal parking spots to the exhilarating summit, this video provides a complete guide for cyclists, offering key information to enhance your experience. Join me as we conquer the 4000 FT elevation gain together, capturing the essence of this remarkable cycling adventure.
Little about Mount Diablo State Park:
Mount Diablo State Park, located in Contra Costa County, California, is a natural haven that captivates visitors with its stunning landscapes and diverse ecosystems. Dominating the East Bay and San Francisco region, the park encompasses over 20,000 acres of rugged terrain, offering a mix of oak woodlands, grasslands, and chaparral-covered slopes. Mount Diablo provides breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding Bay Area, Central Valley, Mount Tam and even the Sierra Nevada on clear days.
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[@Outdooradvantures]

Loved it!!! We need this for all the roads😉

[@OutdoorLivingWithMM]

Thank you @outdooradvantures

[@saeedpakiari7446]

Great job! I could use these quick walkthroughs before cycling each trail.

[@OutdoorLivingWithMM]

Thank you @saeedpakyari7446 I’m glad you enjoyed it.

[@KamiMountainMan]

Great! How long did it take you to ride uphill?

[@OutdoorLivingWithMM]

Thank you @KamiMountainMan. It depends how fast you go and how often you take rests. I should have included the ride stats. But I believe it took me less than 2hrs to get to the summit.

[@danfreeman9079]

The road looks in bad shape. Grew up at the base of the mountain during the 50's & 60's. Family owned Murchio Ranch from the 1800's. Sold it to the state, now it's Mitchel Canyon State Park. Mark Twain wrote about picnicking there. You should try riding up the Mitchel Canyon Side.

[@OutdoorLivingWithMM]

@danfreeman9079 thanks for the info. I’ve hiked up the Mitchel Canyon trail. Very steep and beautiful but are bikes allowed?