The Government Spent $1.4 𝙈𝙞𝙡𝙡𝙞𝙤𝙣 Building MTB Trails Here

*government-funded, more accurately. Turns out they are incredible. Thank you to all of the hard working builders and trail advocates that worked behind the scenes to make this incredible place possible. Other cities in Canada should absolutely take note!

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𝙏𝙍𝘼𝙄𝙇𝙎

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𝘾𝙃𝘼𝙋𝙏𝙀𝙍𝙎
0:00 Intro
0:12 Wildcat WARMUP
2:52 On the Rocks CHONK
5:46 Peanut Butter DELIGHT
7:43 Gold Rush FLOW
8:51 Berm Reynolds BIKEPARK
10:53 Snakehole THE JUMP
14:13 Verdict

[DaleStone]

A very special thank you to @DeanTennantMTB, who was the project manager behind this Langford Gravity Zone trail network. He's a great guy who happens to be very fast on two wheels, and also has his own YouTube channel now too. Go give his videos a watch, you will not be disappointed! 🤘

[carl_thunder]

"I'm not much of a jump guy" and then proceeds to jump with no issue. Wish I had that confidence lol.

[creepycrawler]

I’m honestly loving the first ride vid, much more than the usual super high speed polished stuff, it just feels more real

[JustJake]

This park is more than a place to ride bikes. The hole left in the hearts of the island MTB scene, after the passing of Jordie, will never fully heal. But this park is a testament to his legacy, and how the people who knew and loved him, get to honor that legacy. Every time I ride there I think of the big dog with an even bigger heart. Gone and never forgotten!
#RoughAF ❤❤❤

Enjoyed this "first time" ride vlog style. Definitely could keep this vibe in the rotation.

[WesMacaulay]

I was at the MTB Symposium and these guys did a presentation on how the park came to be. We were all totally blown away. If every city did this, BC would absolutely kill it at MTB tourism. Not that we’re terrible now 😎

[daveharris]

I enjoyed this video.
I think "new trail" videos are a great addition to your channel because I bet lots of people (like me) are intimidated by new, unfamiliar trails, and seeing you stop to investigate features and lines before "sending it"... idk, I think it reduces some of the unreasonable expectations I might put on myself in a similar situation; it's okay to go slow and careful. (But YOU, Dale, are a good enough rider that it's not boring to watch).

[WilliamLevesqueineX]

The discovery rides are defo a lot of fun to watch, its nice seeing how you approach stuff you've never ridden before.

[koretell]

For all the small bc towns out there, If ya build it, we will come.

[gregoryf]

2:48 lol I’ve looked at that rock many times thinking “how can someone get up that??” Haha glad you had fun, it’s such a cool area with something for all skills and abilities.

[workfromloam]

First ride and thought process videos are a great addition. It's immediately fascinating how much more speed you're carrying in many sections than I would blind, but also what you stop to look at and how you plan and progress.

[tygastfield]

First ride videos are great! It’s cool to see the thought process that you go through when talking a new trail/feature.

[gravity.gourmet]

As I am here because I like your riding style and the way you comment just the right amount while riding I really enjoy every video you make. So keep up the good work🙏

[dylanb]

I dig getting to see you ride blind and still nail it and have genuine fun lol. I vote yes to vacation/first ride vids

[bullitx]

Totally off topic. But my girlfriend is a jogger. Got her the doggo bundle and she LOVES IT!! Says the belt is extremely comfy and when our tiny fur baby (70lb bully) decides to stop and smell the roses it doesn’t cut her waist in half. We bought collars for all 3 of our dogs and even got 2 as gifts for some friends. Excellent kit for the 4 legged family.

[src]

I like the first ride style videos, makes for some interesting commentary and you still ride the trails better than I ever would

[Ortchi]

I love your videos. They're a pleasure to watch regardless of where or what you're riding. Great views and good rider is hard to top!

[josemorenoporras]

Wow! 100% a perfect use of public money. Those are some interesting/amazing trails, amazing. Money well spend.

[Rich_Trujillo]

Another fun one to see you in a different environment and i'd like to thank Onyx for their continued support, hearing everything but a hub making noise is so nice LOL

[lars_atx]

Great trail network, wish we had something similar nearby. I do like these first sight videos and seeing the process of scouting and riding.

[SmokeybeardAB]

I really like these first ride videos. It's definitely nice to see a different side and thought process to your riding. I just got back from riding Squamish for the first time and it was awesome. Not even close to the rider you are but watching you check out the features and plan your attack is nice to see. Enjoy your vacation