I can't believe how this good of a channel can go so unnoticed:( luv u guys

Your guys videos are excellent! Thanks for the bike park reviews!

I liked your bike park review. I am a local teen who has lived here all my life and ride trestle all summer. The town review was not very accurate though because there are an abundance of bars and clubs that are open past midnight.

Cruel and Unusual is one of my favorites!

Thank you for the review guys, the park looks awesome no matter what trails to ride. Night life after a hard day of riding, it doesn't hurt a bit.

My local mountain! Great and accurate review! I currently have the Strava KOM on Cruel and Unusual, come fight me next year!

Oh wow amazing hiking bicycle and the place its relaxing and refreshing. I watched until end

Looking forward to it. Bout to hit it up in a few weeks! Feel like i should do at least 2 days no doubt. Thanks.

hah, i just broke my collarbone on rainmaker 2 weeks ago! i love the park though!

While I like your review of the trails and the bike park, your impression that the village is bigger than down town Winter Park is way off. Did you guys try Deno's or Volarios for fine dining, The Ditch on 40 for a Ditch burger and margarita? How about Pepe Osaka's for tacos, Hernando's Pizza Pub, Randi's Grill, Opa! for Gyros? How about Hideaway Park Brewery or The Peak for craft brews, or Idlewild Spirits? This is maybe a 1/4 of all the restaurants and bars in the town of WP. Oh, you want some crazy night life? You should have gone to Ullrs Tavern (Locals hang out) which always has a good band on the weekends and doesn't even get kicking till after 10:00pm. Any way guys, like I said liked your review of the bike park and village, but the rest, not so much. Oh, and good riding guys!

YAY you guys helped me plan my next trip!! Subscribed!! Aloha from Hawaii :-D

Great review. The town though is getting bigger and it’s not actually that small. Also Fraser is like 3 minutes away from winter park so you can kind of group them together. Overall great review though

VERY good and INFORMATIVE review! Thanks. I might add, I recently went to Beech in North Carolina and rode my 2017 Remedy. It was enough bike for that park BUT with being there just one day, a DH rig might have enabled me to ride another hour or two because fatigue set in and shut my old self down, LOL! Again, great review. I really enjoyed it guys.

One small section that you have to pedal 95% of the mountain is non pedal downhill. By far this is the best downhill riding I’ve experienced.

36th chamber is really fun when thers no wind

Took my first trip recently ... Paper Boy, Happy Camper and Shy Ann were fun blue trails i mostly rode the first day b4 progressing to the black trails (36 Chambers was my favorite). Sick trails and terrific review of the park, only minor nitpick would be town of WP (5 minutes down the road) is a lot bigger than the little village. Not a nightlife guy but was surprised at the variety and quality of dinner options ... We'd get breakfast at the crepe place (spot on, went there from their recommendation and didn't disappoint) and grab dinner at Deno's one night and Pepe's (really good fish tacos) the next.

Thanks fellas. Wifey and I are headed here today.

Funny that traverses are an issue in the bike park too. The mountain itself and lift layout lend itself to these long flat traverses. The same thing happens snowboarding there in the winter.

I think it would be great if they let us night ride there. That will add another level to all the trails!

Just got back from a family trip to Colorado where i went mountain biking. Drove through Rocky Mountain National and passed Trestle in Winter Park. Had no idea that's where Trestle was. Got a little angry because ive always heard how good of a park that was.

Great video. Thanks

Great review; thanks! Next year is going to include a lot of downhill (and longer trail rides...and more bike park time), so this is key info. Thinking of renting an upscale downhill/enduro bike (at least once), to compare to my old Scott hardtail. PS, I hear the rental service offers some good season-end deals on used bikes.

What happens when you crush a rental bike like really bad do you pay for a new one or what are the steps taken

Great review Thanks fellas

As others say, you guys give a solid review of the entire area, especially from an outsider's point of view. Everyone else points out restaurants you've missed and some other local spots too, but as your description states, you are reviewing the park more than the rest... The last thing we locals want is you giving away all of our secrets and to get overloaded with people like happens at Whistler, so I'd give you guys a 10+ for this honest review. If you come back out here, talk to the locals a bit more and get the scoop on the stuff we don't want to advertise ;) Now I'm going to go and watch all of your other reviews as I wait two more days until Trestle opens for the season!

That gap on Cruel and Unusual! Styled it! Killer camping so who cares about the nightlife!

Would it make sense to have one's base camp at breckonridge or denver for more of the night life/overall family vacation thing and just make the 1hr 25min drive out?

I would just recommend a lighter DH bike or beefy enduro bike. 180mm enduro vs rocks box boxxer type DH like a commencal furious or a YT tues. they’re both light enough to throw around in the lighter stuff but still forgiving. A good damper is a must with an air fork though.

You guys should have tried the “warmup bowl” by the small red lift

I think my Ripmo AF will be quite happy here!

Man I love these videos

Its Frazier Colorado it is past winter park and there are a lot of restaurants

what bike rack do you guys use?

There is a a downtown down the road from the resort it is in Fraser it has a skate park and a bunch of restaurants

E bike Friendly? Did I miss it? You usually say if it is.

Great info video! However, I think I would rate this park a little higher. You didn't mention all the stuff nearby. Granby is a close by town with a lot more to do than Winter Park (the one you mentioned with a safeway), and there's 2 or 3 bike shops between Trestle and there. Rocky Mountain National Park is just to the north, and you could easily spend a day or two there. Estes park is on the far side of RMNP, and the giant Hotel that The Shining was filmed at is in that area. Roughly an hour drive puts you in Hot Sulphur Springs Colorado, which has a pretty cool hot springs resort with hot tubs on different tiers of a hillside. If you include this area, I'd give it a 9.

Did you guys hit “banana peal”?

Did they actually go downtown it's way bigger then the village

I snowboarded that mountain 2 days ago

Please review Telluride, Brian Head, Purgatory and Angel Fire

Trestle is super sick I just wish that everything wasn’t as blown out as it is now.

Are you guys gonna hit up angel fire? It's a must.

Try a little harder to have fun, I think you spent more time in your truck than out of it!

Felt like I was watching a the rich Rawlings of Mtb lol

Y'all coming east for this tour?

Skiing is pretty much the same lots of traverses.

Loving the reviews. One small constructive criticism: you seem to repeat yourselves and vids could be a little more concise 🤙🏽

Just moved here for my first season of work and i don’t quite agree with the pints on the night life here. don’t go to winter park. go to Fraser, Tabernash, or Granby for bars at night

Winter park is good, especially in the winter if you ski park. The drive is tough, it’s not right off the freeway like other ski areas. On mountain dining is lame, pizza peddler sucks and the Starbucks is a lame franchise location with much less choice. I agree the sandwich place is good.

can't believe the 'night life' is even a discussion for bike park review lol. Who tf cares

i RACED FOR iNTENSE IN 1994, wINTER pARKS CHANGED A TON SINCE THEN. mY M1, M3, M6and Uzzi DH, M8 are worth a tron today the 1st of the downhill bikes. Peace, Monaco's got way better downhillin with Austria Italy Switerland and France. The USA is still catching up..