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Awesome thanks for the update and glad to hear you agreed.

I agree. I am in the same boat. I'd like to level up to black diamond. The terrain in the reviews looks fun but it's hard to tell what the diversity of skill levels are on the trails. I know Northstar is not for beginners, but what is their definition of "beginner?" lol

All of the trails here are doable by intermediate riders. I would not characterize anything at Northstar as being "expert" or "pro" only. Even the black diamond runs are doable for an intermediate rider. Here's the thing - you don't have to jump the big jumps. They are all table tops. There are no big gaps or insane step-down jumps. The black diamond trails are mostly technical, rocky terrain, which is doable by anyone with intermediate skill. What you have to be careful about is riding on busy weekends and being in front of expert+ riders. They are flying with the intention of clearing all the big features, so you need to be conscientious of that and avoid getting landed on if you're not jumping the big table tops. Thankfully, the dust usually keeps everyone spread apart.

​@@RyanRosario from my experience, anything classified as "beginner" or green circle trails have no features - no jumps, no wooden features, no rocks. Just a groomed, flowing twisty trail, often times just service roads. Any trail in California that has jump features or man-made wooden features or rocks will automatically start at blue square (aka "intermediate") trails. Even those are mostly doable by beginners provided you at least have some braking control and balance.

Good point Austin. You are right, the lines are pretty short and we were able to bang out a ton of runs. Thanks for mentioning that.

Hey Brad. We're going to release the Mammoth episode this week and you may highly consider looping that into your trip! Their Discovery/beginner zone is amazing for new/younger riders.

The Loam Wolf thanks, I will look into that and await your video. Love the channel guys.

Hey Dylan, congrats and stoked you got a new bike. Sadly Andrew (aka chilidog) has moved on to focus his energy on diesel trucks... You may see him pop up in a video one day!

yes

No it’s both but more tech

northstar and mammoth are the only lift access parks I believe in norcal, but for trail riding/dh lines you got pacifica, annadel in santa rosa, anquin, tam and tamarancho in marin, and demo forest eat of santa cruz.

Dillon Fitts awesome. Thank you!

Downieville, call up the outfitters there and you can't go wrong. It isn't a bike park with lift access but you can shuttle with some climbing on bike. I'd consider Downieville a true enduro experience.

Pacific and Oakland Hills.

@@diloniasjones8828 also big bear and boreal

Andrew aka Chili-dog was one of the OGs here at Loam Wolf. He left a couple years ago to work at CJC to follow his Diesel truck passion.

ya if ur rich

@@braedenforschler9596 well it's not like your eating there everyday. You go maybe once a year to ski or something and eat there once.

Great spot! South of Tahoe City is pretty far away from Northstar though!

Last time I went to Squaw Village it was pretty dead. The resort is a little more active.

Look at the big balls on Brad!

Glad to hear that. Unless you're racing it seems like trail bikes are super capable these days. Gonna take my 140mm bike there. Was considering taking a hardtail a few years ago but heard it could rattle your brains lol.

Femur