Good seeing you guys out by the fingers when you were here. Glad you liked our newest trail Razors Edge! We spent close to a year getting it done. The ramp in the back was done in coordination with a Boy Scout working on his Eagle Scout and the entrance bridge was built by a young man as a school project. We’re stoked to have the younger riders stepping up and being really involved in a meaningful way! 🤙🏼🚴🏻♀️
Out here in the Colorado snow. This time of year makes me miss some good ole techy FL trail riding. It’s true, if you can ride those Florida trails, you can ride anywhere.
Florida's a blast, we usually take a month or two trip down there every year and found they had MTB trails by accident camping in some of the state parks. Our NJ business is seasonal so we were able to spend a ton of time down there long as we did it frugally (which meant camping). Alafia and Balm Boyette are two of my favorites. Loyce Harpe like many of the trails in that area are built on the remnants of old phosphate mines that back in the day were permitted to be left like that, now they have to put them back to a more natural state. I love how the state allowed these pieces of land to be turned into something fun. I remember riding those fingers about 5 years ago when I was there, the trails aren't super difficult but the exposure and possibility of falling into the water makes it get your heart rate up. We're headed down in a few days but flying and it's not a bike trip... hoping to rent bikes for a least one day though and enjoy Santos.
I’m close to your neck of the woods Jeff, and I was down in FL last year riding around. I hit up Graham swamp and Mala Compra trail system. I was honestly surprised by trails they have down there. Good times.
Looks awesome. I've been to Florida, years ago in the area, but I never imagined that there'd be mtn biking. I live in central Canada in Winnipeg, Manitoba.
Great ride Jeff, I always thought this was one of the most beautiful trails anywhere period. Thanks for sharing & keep up the great work, I learn a lot from your videos. 👍
We used to use those trails to walk down the fingers and fish years ago until it became popular for mountain biking. But can't really do that now since there are soo many dbag mountbikers that don't look and will ride straight into you.... shame though because a lot of people used to fish there.
@@JeffLenoskyTrailBoss yeah it sucks I fished there until around 10 years ago or so. The trails on the fingers were originally made from people walking them to fish, then the mountain bikers came....
Good seeing you guys out by the fingers when you were here. Glad you liked our newest trail Razors Edge! We spent close to a year getting it done. The ramp in the back was done in coordination with a Boy Scout working on his Eagle Scout and the entrance bridge was built by a young man as a school project. We’re stoked to have the younger riders stepping up and being really involved in a meaningful way! 🤙🏼🚴🏻♀️
that's awesome! Stoked to see the young kids getting involved.
What high way was that 441
I7
are the trails really that narrow, or is this guys camera exaggerating it ?
12" to the left or right. It's in with Wally you go! 🐊
That does look like fun. Granted, from where I'm sitting in frozen & snow covered southern NH, anywhere dry and warm looks like fun.
Out here in the Colorado snow. This time of year makes me miss some good ole techy FL trail riding. It’s true, if you can ride those Florida trails, you can ride anywhere.
Been riding Carter for years. Steve Spong has really added a lot to the system.
They've done a great job!
Great video! Thanks for the "Carter Road" love!! RRMBA rock at taking care of and adding new trails, that's why we love our local trail system. 😀
Falling off into the water sounds like a blast. Glad no one went swimming.
Florida's a blast, we usually take a month or two trip down there every year and found they had MTB trails by accident camping in some of the state parks. Our NJ business is seasonal so we were able to spend a ton of time down there long as we did it frugally (which meant camping). Alafia and Balm Boyette are two of my favorites. Loyce Harpe like many of the trails in that area are built on the remnants of old phosphate mines that back in the day were permitted to be left like that, now they have to put them back to a more natural state. I love how the state allowed these pieces of land to be turned into something fun. I remember riding those fingers about 5 years ago when I was there, the trails aren't super difficult but the exposure and possibility of falling into the water makes it get your heart rate up. We're headed down in a few days but flying and it's not a bike trip... hoping to rent bikes for a least one day though and enjoy Santos.
Saw you on top of your van while I was out there taking pictures, this trail system rocks.
Uphill track stand challenge lol😂
I love how you’re able to talk the entire time!
Great video!
I’m close to your neck of the woods Jeff, and I was down in FL last year riding around. I hit up Graham swamp and Mala Compra trail system. I was honestly surprised by trails they have down there. Good times.
Nice trails Mate,.. Good video shot,. stay safely ride
That’s a bad ass trail!
One of my all time favorite spots to ride 🙌
Lance standing around on your feet in this clip instead of your back wheel. Did you get a flat or something?!
Great video content. One of my 3 favorite local Trail systems ❤
Looks awesome. I've been to Florida, years ago in the area, but I never imagined that there'd be mtn biking. I live in central Canada in Winnipeg, Manitoba.
Glad to see you make it out without breaking a rib this year.
This park has local mtb swim team that only takes one step to join.
Wow! And I thought Griffen was tight 🤘 Sweet southern trails. Thanks and enjoy 🤙
It's similar to a Griffen with water hazzards!
Great ride Jeff, I always thought this was one of the most beautiful trails anywhere period. Thanks for sharing & keep up the great work, I learn a lot from your videos. 👍
Thanks for checking it out!
Been there 5 times or so. Always a blast
Great video. Can’t wait to try this out soon.
Super sick trails
Can't wait to try! Where to donate to trail builders? Jeff, what tires do you run on your hardtail in FL?
you'll love grapefruit if you don't already
We used to use those trails to walk down the fingers and fish years ago until it became popular for mountain biking. But can't really do that now since there are soo many dbag mountbikers that don't look and will ride straight into you.... shame though because a lot of people used to fish there.
that's kind of lame, sorry you have to deal with that.
@@JeffLenoskyTrailBoss yeah it sucks I fished there until around 10 years ago or so. The trails on the fingers were originally made from people walking them to fish, then the mountain bikers came....
I would fall and become gator food :)
Insane speed through these 😅
Drew!
Drew!!
Those look fun. Building a boring trail really should be a crime.
Nice! Is there still a jump line here? Didnt see you hit that in the video
great video
thank you
I live 5 minutes from Carter Rd
You gotta be in pretty good condition to enjoy Florida mtb trails.. Theyre basically BMX trails..
cool
I'm moving to Florida soon is there any good trails near Newport Richey
What major city are these trails near? What area of Fla is this?
Lakeland, central FL
Looks like 1/2 tracks, super skinny trails or is it the filming?
I just wash’s see someone jump over the windshield and land on the back side
Is this beginner friendly 😅
Dude they should change the name to “gator bait”. Cause one wrong move and……..
Sweet, next time you on front please