4:16 it’s Mt San Gorgonio. Big Bear mountains. SJ mountain is being blocked by the mountain along the bike path.👍🏻

Nice! ❤

Of all the forms of transportation we have created the bike is our greatest achievement. No other comes close to it's affordability, health benefits and long term use throughout life. Love bikes!

Silly me, thinking you'd be riding to Downtown LA.😅😅

This is my morning commute - I wish the trail was still this green LOL

As far as im aware cyclists are allowed to ride on every highway, just not freeways. PCH, Beach Blvd (hwy 39), Laguna canyon rd (hwy 133), lakewood (19) alameda st (47), western (213), etc.

Nice transitions. Maybe create one transition for you to use throughout your series. The hard part is choosing which one😂

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One of my weekly rides

Santa Clarita, San Francisquito Creek Trail. Ride it all the time, great ride

Great video. I really liked the map and the information that you provided. It's too bad the scenery to the right the whole way was so bad.

Nice I used to live in Roseville, early 90's I was in the Air Force at the time, I used to ride the Sacramento River Traill a lot from Folsom Lake and south and back again. I also rode a few of the trails up the hill from Rocklin. Next time I'm up that way I'll give this trail a try.

Just found your channel, love it. This got me thinking I need to plan a trip to the Bishop / Lone Pine / Alabama Hills area. The backdrop of the Sierras is breathtaking 🚴✨✨

Thanks for the video. Tehachapi here.

You do a such a great job narrating the rides with trail descriptions and local facts. I enjoyed this one, keep up the great work 🚴✨✨

What makes Davis so special is it's pretty suburban. It's proves that the typical American suburban town can be very bike-friendly without looking like SF/NY. The typical American suurbia can look to Davis as an exmple.

These videos help me on my stationary bike.!,, I'm a NY'er and "takes me away" lol

Thanks, cool piece o trivia and a very nice trail. Also a good reminder that I need to fix my bike and go for a ride right now. ;)

Love everything about this video. I've riden all of these trails. That is, except from the .A River trail to the stadium. Did you post a street by street instructional? I guess, its just easy to Google map Long Beach to Dodger Stadium, via bike. Anyway, thank you again, so much, for posting this. 🚲 ⚾️

This happened upon my feed. I am not a bicyclist, but I am a Roseville resident! Maybe that's why. I drive by your entry point on Sierra College Blvd often, and always thought, where does the trail go? I mean, I am familiar with the trail itself, as I've walked parts of it a few years back. Never knew about the GGB pieces! That was fascinating! Yeah, the goats, always a conversation on social media by locals! TY! 🥤

Awesome video! Funny how you got too distracted by the goats to catch bridge #1

Excellent video! So informative and engaging. I appreciate your amazing work! 👏🏼

I have ridden on the trail twice so far. I rode it the first time in June of this year.

Well done. I'm planning a trip to the Sacramento area next spring (probably April/May time frame) and I'm putting a lot of the rides I've seen on your videos on my list. When's that American River Trail one coming? What do you think of the hot summers in the Sacramento area? If you ask me spring is the best time in that part of the state.

Wow, I've ridden that trail more than I can count and never knew about the connection to the GG bridge. Thanks; this is another great video.

Ridden this end to end many times, town where I live!

Lovely trail! Great vid, thanks

What a great trail. It is so well done. Who would have ever known the correlation with the famous Golden Gate Bridge! Another impressive video!

Where did you leave your car on the El Dorado end of the trail, and did you feel safe leaving it there?

Thanks for the video and making aware of new trail. I'm in Antelope, but it's just a bit of a drive up the hill to get to Eldorado. I'll need to try this when the temps are a bit lower. Are there any places to fill up on water along the trail? I usually bring a Katadyne Befree that I use to filter from creeks. The pie place looks great, I think the stop was well worth it.

I just got an Ebike to take to work but finding out about the P.E. trail and that it's only 15 minutes away on the Rialto side is a happy surprise. I'll need to try out the other trails as well. Thanks for making this list.

Glad to see you enjoyed our area :) By the way, if you're curious about the contraption hanging from the roof of the old train tunnel, that's a bat house. I believe it was installed by the local Boy Scouts one year? Or maybe an Eagle Scout project? Something along those lines.

Beautiful area of the country and what a nice rail trail. You captured it nicely. Also good to know that there's dirt/gravel option for even more miles.

That's a great idea! I've overlooked that area all my life.

I have a sweet riding FUJI bike too!

The El Dorado trail is longer than 13 miles, the majority of it is unpaved, about 33 miles total with the unpaved and paved section.

11:16 feel the burn.

Great video. This is my home turf. About 95% of the paved trail has parallel single-track for mountain biking. You can actually ride the dirt trail west all the way down into Folsom. Suitable for gravel riding.

Dry Diggins was Auburn.

Correction, those narrow gage railway tracks were installed by the lumbar companies in the early 20th century. I worked at Michigan California lumber in my youth and the history is fascinating. The gold rush was replaced with timber and trade.

Great video! I must admit though, I was looking forward to the fast descent video, would have made a great ending to the video with majestic music as you sweep through the countryside :D

The word is "motherlode". "Lode", not "load".