Dad Seth might actually be the coolest version of seth we've ever seen on his channel! I absolutely love the new take on videos lately. really focused on paying it forward, making bikes accessible to all, and giving the youth a place to find that love for 2 wheels we all share. Great work Seth, keep on keeping on!!
Man I'm so jealous of what Arkansas is doing. That all looks amazing. Everything around me is blown out natural trails, that smooth flow stuff looks incredible.
We stopped here on our Bentonville trip. We thought "we'll ride for awhile and head back to Bentonville".. 9 hours later we were done riding! Such an incredible spot for all skill levels. Looking forward to our next visit.
What a fun day riding!! Can't wait to have yo back in Bentoville and show you some more sweet places we have in Bentonville... and shred some more bikes! 🤘🚀
lol, while I fully agree, tbf he was talking to one of the best female MTB racers around, so I think it was just context, compared to 99% of riders, he is def an expert.
@@lincolnpatchett7364 Hell, Seth shreds the expert lines at whistler. The only black I hit there was a practice area for tables (which I solidly cased) and a drop battery (where I opted out of the biggest drop)
In 1984 I remember spending a few weeks at my grandparents in Arkansas. I brought my MTB and people were literally stopping me in the streets and asking me what I was riding. It was like I was riding a spaceship or something... Times have definitely changed.
I don't think that I had ever seen a MTB in '84! MTBs have been way too commonplace for a while now. I'm building a bitchin klunker (as in the old DIY precursor to the MTB)!!! 'Mostly vintage parts, except I am gonna put some suspension forks on it.🤙🏼
Seth, as someone who both lives in Northwest Arkansas and also works for Velosolutions, I appreciate you so much for sharing this spot with the world. Every time i’m home, I come visit the Railyard and churn some laps. And every time, without fail, I see someone new and make new connections. Would’ve loved to have been home to catch you when you were checking it out, but that’s just the way the world works it seems. Shred on dude🤘
TH-cam needed this quality of video of The Railyard. Great description and visuals of the flow. This place is built so well, ive never felt a vibe so much while riding. You really know if your riding it with the right flow after just one jump. Good job everyone involved!!!!!
When you live here (NWA) you forget how awesome it is to have all of this. It’s no big deal to ride tens of miles of trails every week, often completely new or refreshed. These videos have reminded me how fortunate we are. And you haven’t even touched gravel and greenway riding, which enables many of us to safely commute to work via bike each day.
Seth riding with Anneke Beerten is totally awesome. Also if you know Anneke's back story it makes it definitely more awesome to see her shredding the expert line and coaching. She is a champion in every sense of the word. Seth, you're doing the biking community a great service. All your videos are fun and entertaining and just make you want to ride more.
I never had an inclination to visit Arkansas, that is not until watching your most recent series of videos. Bentonville should consider making you an honorary Mayor.
If you ride down the path behind the railyard - you get a history lesson, a cool chill loop around a very nice lake, a very nice park to enjoy lunch in and access to a super fun XC loop trail. That's for when you can't feel your arms anymore from jumping so much. Dropping this hint for anyone who may have a newbie rider with them - 😉 Great Content !
Respect to everyone involved in making that place what it is, seems like such a fun spot and one of the crown jewels of that area. Hopefully more cities and towns start to take note and make these improvements for their residents. Giving people a positive outlet like this would change lives in big ways.
Yeah, indoor facility where the Palace used to be in Auburn hills!! They can also do indoor skate park, roller hockey, indoor soccer. Then put a small food/snack place in there…..
Thanks Seth for be such a great advocate. I am fortunate enough to have a park like this near me (harvest fields) and it has taken my riding to the next level. Also, I love seeing young guns out biking and off their ipads more than anything. Great for the community.
This year was my first time checking out this place, and it is awesome! I chickened out on the expert line, but I hope to clear all the jumps, and drops on my next visit.
People say "never meet your heroes" but a couple weeks ago my son and I got to take the jump clinic with @annekebeerten and it was truly wonderful to meet her and learn so much in the amazing clinic!!! We left town a lot better riders than when we arrived!!!
I live about 2 hours from Bentonville. We go over about once a month to ride. Last trip we hit the Railyard for the first time. My friend and I were able to progress at our own pace while still riding together. I was a blast! We left the railyard and went over to Coler to ride there. That's how close these places are.
Wow. That place is amazing. So wish i had something like that in MN. 😢. Maybe some day. Thanks for introducing us to anaka. Thanks for sharing this with us.
Our town is going all out on public amenities this year and I mean all out! Not only one but TWO skate/bike parks. One of them is the largest park on the east coast. The other park they gave an existing park a makeover and it came out awesome! To top it all off they built a disc golf course, an ice skating rink and a pickleball court. I'll be buying a PK Ripper dirt jump bike and hitting the new park in the spring. This place on the video looks incredible!!
I appreciate your videos, man. They are entertaining but also inspirational for me and my family to get out there and play. Now I want to travel to Bentonville
Taking already good content creation to another level Seth! Congratulations! All the best to you and yours this holiday season and in the New Year to come! Gratefully, Dennis
Hearing someone with your colleague's level achievement saying she was intimidating by something is so encouraging. Years and years of MTB and by the standards of this park, I'd still only be comfortable on the beginner stuff.
You’re doing great work my friend. These videos are so inspiring for how we can better shape our public spaces so people can have fun while staying fit.
Makes me stoked about the future! We've already watched professional trail building become part of tourism plans all around the world, and I think what Bentonville is doing is the next logical step in that movement.
I’m from the home town of Steve smith and they built something just like this in memory of him, so many little ones riding around and having fun and a full jump park for more experience riders it’s really sweet and would cool to check out of you’re ever in Canada
there's even more stuff off to the side. particularly a set of drops that get bigger and bigger. the best way to get comfortable with that kinda stuff is to progress up one drop at a time. super confidence inspiring and a hell of a rush!
Nice coverage, the rail yard is great. Hopefully you stumbled on what I consider the best jump line in all of Bentonville. In the woods there is a 4 jump line loop that can be sessioned for hours.
Dad Seth might actually be the coolest version of seth we've ever seen on his channel! I absolutely love the new take on videos lately. really focused on paying it forward, making bikes accessible to all, and giving the youth a place to find that love for 2 wheels we all share. Great work Seth, keep on keeping on!!
Fathers be cool yo. It changes a man.
Wish I had a place like this locally
I wish I had a place like that in my country at all
usa is like a continent tbf xD@@StanislavBozhanov
says we all.
north america is a continent. USA is a country (which isnt even all on the same continent) . @@FF-pq2ex
@@StanislavBozhanov hole country of natural obstacles is not enough? )))
Seth is a really good ambassador to MTBs. I think it was a great idea showing women and children on bikes at bike parks.
❤ this channel
Man I'm so jealous of what Arkansas is doing. That all looks amazing. Everything around me is blown out natural trails, that smooth flow stuff looks incredible.
We stopped here on our Bentonville trip. We thought "we'll ride for awhile and head back to Bentonville".. 9 hours later we were done riding! Such an incredible spot for all skill levels. Looking forward to our next visit.
Anneke is a great coach. Not all former pros are, but she has a gift for it!
Thank you!! 🥰
Sometimes I forget how good of a rider Seth is, place looks so sick!
Defo expert level...
He makes some insane jumps look super easy on camera, dude knows how to ride for sure.
What a fun day riding!! Can't wait to have yo back in Bentoville and show you some more sweet places we have in Bentonville... and shred some more bikes! 🤘🚀
That seems like a good idea. You are getting a lot of good response in the comment section here, and I threw in a subscription for your channel.
Seth: I don’t consider myself an expert.
Seth, also, proceeds to shred the expert line. 🤘🏽🔥
I think he forgets that everything in his backyard is like a double black or red due to shear jankiness, so he's honed his skills 😂
If Seth isn’t an expert then I still ride with training wheels on a balance bike
lol, while I fully agree, tbf he was talking to one of the best female MTB racers around, so I think it was just context, compared to 99% of riders, he is def an expert.
@@lincolnpatchett7364 Hell, Seth shreds the expert lines at whistler. The only black I hit there was a practice area for tables (which I solidly cased) and a drop battery (where I opted out of the biggest drop)
The dude builds the sketchiest stuff in his backyard that PNW riders would not consider hitting. If Seth can survive that, then he can do anything!
In 1984 I remember spending a few weeks at my grandparents in Arkansas. I brought my MTB and people were literally stopping me in the streets and asking me what I was riding. It was like I was riding a spaceship or something... Times have definitely changed.
I don't think that I had ever seen a MTB in '84! MTBs have been way too commonplace for a while now. I'm building a bitchin klunker (as in the old DIY precursor to the MTB)!!! 'Mostly vintage parts, except I am gonna put some suspension forks on it.🤙🏼
Seth, as someone who both lives in Northwest Arkansas and also works for Velosolutions, I appreciate you so much for sharing this spot with the world. Every time i’m home, I come visit the Railyard and churn some laps. And every time, without fail, I see someone new and make new connections. Would’ve loved to have been home to catch you when you were checking it out, but that’s just the way the world works it seems. Shred on dude🤘
TH-cam needed this quality of video of The Railyard. Great description and visuals of the flow. This place is built so well, ive never felt a vibe so much while riding. You really know if your riding it with the right flow after just one jump. Good job everyone involved!!!!!
When you live here (NWA) you forget how awesome it is to have all of this. It’s no big deal to ride tens of miles of trails every week, often completely new or refreshed. These videos have reminded me how fortunate we are. And you haven’t even touched gravel and greenway riding, which enables many of us to safely commute to work via bike each day.
Seth riding with Anneke Beerten is totally awesome. Also if you know Anneke's back story it makes it definitely more awesome to see her shredding the expert line and coaching. She is a champion in every sense of the word.
Seth, you're doing the biking community a great service. All your videos are fun and entertaining and just make you want to ride more.
Thank you!! ❤
I never had an inclination to visit Arkansas, that is not until watching your most recent series of videos.
Bentonville should consider making you an honorary Mayor.
My son spent his 15th birthday riding at railyard - the joy on his face that day was priceless
Of all the cool mtb stuff on TH-cam, yours has got to be the only one who's content I always watch man. Constantly sharing the buzz. So cool man 👏✌🏼
If you ride down the path behind the railyard - you get a history lesson, a cool chill loop around a very nice lake, a very nice park to enjoy lunch in and access to a super fun XC loop trail. That's for when you can't feel your arms anymore from jumping so much. Dropping this hint for anyone who may have a newbie rider with them - 😉 Great Content !
I could only dream of something like this coming to NYC or NJ. This is such a brilliant example of civic minded land use.
It means a lot to me to see women and girls represented in mtb videos. Thank you!
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At first I thought "Wow Seth's daughter really knows how to ride". Then it turned out that the leading cyclist is an ex pro. Never mind.
It means a lot to see men in this as well, because we are all equal.
It means a lot to me to see the aliens/space beings involved as well. It's not all that commonly known yet, but they love to shred too!!!
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Got to ride there yesterday on the way to Tulsa, super super fun
Anneke's energy is just so contagious 😊
Thank you 😊
Awesome gem in Rogers worth the visit! Don't overlook the Lake Atlanta trails that enter below. Beautiful ride area.
Respect to everyone involved in making that place what it is, seems like such a fun spot and one of the crown jewels of that area. Hopefully more cities and towns start to take note and make these improvements for their residents. Giving people a positive outlet like this would change lives in big ways.
Seth, another great video, thank you. Anneke has really added to Bentonville. Wish she'd moved here sooner and that you were here full time.
Thank you Goose!
The metro Detroit area here in Michigan definitely needs something like this, with our falls and winters. Good stuff. Looks fun.
100%. The closest thing i can think of is the indoor bike park in Cleveland i think.
Yeah, indoor facility where the Palace used to be in Auburn hills!! They can also do indoor skate park, roller hockey, indoor soccer. Then put a small food/snack place in there…..
That, is ideal for lunchtime & post work laps.
How cool....
I could watch Anneke all day. She makes it look so easy.
Thank you!
Thanks Seth for be such a great advocate. I am fortunate enough to have a park like this near me (harvest fields) and it has taken my riding to the next level. Also, I love seeing young guns out biking and off their ipads more than anything. Great for the community.
The amount of energy and determination you have in producing all this high quality video is astounding 🎉❤
Looks amazing, if I lived in the US I'd spend time there for sure. You've done a fantastic job as showcasing this town.
You are my inspiration for biking I live in Australia though
This year was my first time checking out this place, and it is awesome! I chickened out on the expert line, but I hope to clear all the jumps, and drops on my next visit.
Nobody better to ride with than Anneke!!
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That place is so much fun and great exercise... I'm 46 and feel like a kid when visiting there.
Wish every city had something like this
People say "never meet your heroes" but a couple weeks ago my son and I got to take the jump clinic with @annekebeerten and it was truly wonderful to meet her and learn so much in the amazing clinic!!! We left town a lot better riders than when we arrived!!!
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I live about 2 hours from Bentonville. We go over about once a month to ride. Last trip we hit the Railyard for the first time. My friend and I were able to progress at our own pace while still riding together. I was a blast! We left the railyard and went over to Coler to ride there. That's how close these places are.
Wow. That place is amazing. So wish i had something like that in MN. 😢. Maybe some day. Thanks for introducing us to anaka. Thanks for sharing this with us.
Lights!!!!!!!!!!! the dream for ever bike or skatepark
We need more kids and women on bikes like this! This is truly progressive and great for everyone kind of park
I love trains and Bikes
And the fusion is awesome!
Our town is going all out on public amenities this year and I mean all out! Not only one but TWO skate/bike parks. One of them is the largest park on the east coast. The other park they gave an existing park a makeover and it came out awesome! To top it all off they built a disc golf course, an ice skating rink and a pickleball court. I'll be buying a PK Ripper dirt jump bike and hitting the new park in the spring. This place on the video looks incredible!!
I love how you can hear the excitement and joy in his voice, it almost makes me tear up for no reason
I wish we had something like this nearby in the UK. 👍
A well designed jump park like this. Has 90% of what ski hill park riding has to offer.
And is so much more accessible to the public ❤
Just watched video in full insane track im from uk looks pretty cool for all ages brilliant
EVERY STATE NEEDS THESE PARKS EVERY SINGLE CITY!!!! BUILT THE EXACT SAME IM INLOVE WISH I COULD RIDE THESE
I appreciate your videos, man. They are entertaining but also inspirational for me and my family to get out there and play. Now I want to travel to Bentonville
Taking already good content creation to another level Seth! Congratulations! All the best to you and yours this holiday season and in the New Year to come! Gratefully, Dennis
Cant wait to see the rider list for this. Thanks for the preview Wyn 🤟😝🤟
The paving solution sounds very inviting.
Seth you are the best.
Hearing someone with your colleague's level achievement saying she was intimidating by something is so encouraging. Years and years of MTB and by the standards of this park, I'd still only be comfortable on the beginner stuff.
that old railroad car is a neat feature!
We as Dutch people like to riding bikes but Anneke is on a whole different level.
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Catch me on the first novice line with the push bike kids! 😂 even that beginner line looks intimidating for me!
I love how much these middle america towns love cycling. some of this stuff you can not even find in the most cycle-able cities in europe.
Love that it seems cool for skaters and scooters to enjoy the fun too. Just seems like a dope vibe over there.
This is so awesome! Props to the developers, town, and all involved!
Wow... It's an outstanding idea.. Incredible... Wish I could be there with my grandson
You’re doing great work my friend. These videos are so inspiring for how we can better shape our public spaces so people can have fun while staying fit.
Anneke is the best!!!!
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Damn thats sooo good. Can't imagine how enjoyable to pump in there
Makes me stoked about the future! We've already watched professional trail building become part of tourism plans all around the world, and I think what Bentonville is doing is the next logical step in that movement.
I had no idea places like this even existed!! Unreal! Truly inspiring
Hey Seth, as a committee member at my local club these videos are super handy, mate.
Really appreciate all you do for MTB and your approach 👍
Never been to the east coast, in fact I've never been further east than Dallas, TX but visiting Bentonville sounds like fun.. maybe someday soon.
Once you’ve visited Bentonville you’ll still never have been to the east coast lol
That place is an excellent model for other small towns. Proof is in the pump!!!
Man it’s been great weekend so many amazing people posted 🤟
Totally awesome!!! Thanks for sharing it... Going to share this with our parks and recreation department here in our mid sized city in Texas...
berm peak havent watch you guys since 2018-2019 with my family❤❤
I’m from the home town of Steve smith and they built something just like this in memory of him, so many little ones riding around and having fun and a full jump park for more experience riders it’s really sweet and would cool to check out of you’re ever in Canada
The Bentonville area looks absolutely epic - we need more of this in the U.K. !
This place is incredible - would LOVE to have something like this near my place in order to improve my riding.
Great Stuff. Stuff of my dreams.
Anneke just thrashing that park!
Haha.. Thank you! 🤘
Beautiful! What an attraction it's a benefit to the whole city
Seth, your content is getting better and better! Thank you!
there's even more stuff off to the side. particularly a set of drops that get bigger and bigger. the best way to get comfortable with that kinda stuff is to progress up one drop at a time. super confidence inspiring and a hell of a rush!
Such a fun place
We CANNOT wait to come check this out! Coming to Bike Fest this year :)
This is a fantastic idea.
that is some beautiful grading and drainage design.
So like how some them parks are put together lots fun flow cool step up jumps wale tails ,,,so cool
Thank you for the videos, I have been trying to get my city to do something like this.
I still haven't gotten down to the rail yard yet, definitely gonna check that out next time!
Great video!!!! Love seeing stuff like this.
No gloves?? I won't ride to the store without gloves, from all times I've shredded my palms over the years haha. Amazing bike park
Probably already know but baker creek in Knoxville now has something similar to the rail yard. You should check it out if you haven’t already.
This content is great as little ads we can show cities the value this type of infra can bring to a community
DANG, that park looks amazing
This is one of the many reasons why I want to move to Bentonville...
Thanks!
I wish we had this in my town! So awesome! I hope to visit this park one day!
This is so cool
i cannot wait!!! im from hot springs and love to mtn bike.
Seth making videos in places like Rogers really makes me wish my city gave a shit enough to fund trails
This place is amazing, you guys are very lucky to have place like this
I spent about two hours just riding the different routes and practicing jumps and drops. I wish more places had something like this.
Nice coverage, the rail yard is great. Hopefully you stumbled on what I consider the best jump line in all of Bentonville. In the woods there is a 4 jump line loop that can be sessioned for hours.
She's awesome!