C&O Canal Trail (Full Ride): 185-Mile Adventure Through History and Nature 

Yahoo Thomas. Another long cycling adventure! Please don't run-over geese/ducks..haha The road seems to smooth and nice to see the water on the side...You got speed! Hwo fast are you riding??? 8:33 I enjoy your footage from different angles. How many mount do you use? OMGoodness, Your flawless documentation is outstanding. wow What? something wrong with your Gopro? Maybe heat? When I kayak in FL, often they shut off itself. I do enjoy this trail 21:10 lovely 21:46 The sunlight leaking through the threes are delightful to watch.. haha doe and fawn are cute Wildlife encounter is always exciting to see wow Indeed, awesome 25:29 How many miles a day are you planning to bike? Gushing water...did you have rain prior to the cycling? 30:03 Nice to have fellow biker with you. Have more fun! well done Hope to catch a notification on next one. Be safe... haha sometimes you may visit underwater caves in FL springs....more to see

@@ms.kayak7seas thank you for this long detailed comment that covers everything, much appreciated 😊 I usually try to keep 15-16 miles an hour and ride around 60-70 miles a day depending on the surface.

I agree it's a great trail. I haven't specifically birded there but I can see that it's an excellent area for birding. I have rode this trail three times. 👍

It's like riding in green tunnel 💚

Great Falls are an impressive sight and they're just 20 miles from DC

The C&O Canals trail is 185 miles long and follows the Potomac River. Lots of history and nature wonderland.

I agree, it's a beautiful town 💯👍

It really is an enjoyable trail to ride on sunny days but in rain it can get some places a little muddy.

Haha, thank you! Thanks for taking time to watch 😊

It really is a fun ride, adventure through history and nature wonderland 😊

It really is! I highly recommend it.

Thank you for watching!

C&O Canal Trail is one of those epic trails in the US. Lots of history and beautiful nature. I keep going back there year by year. This was my third or fourth time riding it and I'm sure that next year I'm gonna be back there. 👍

@@FollowThomas it sounds incredible!

Yes you need a headlight there but a cool tunnel 👍

Thanks and welcome! 🤗

I appreciate that! 😊

Thanks, much appreciated 😊

It's a great trail. It's like riding through a green tunnel 👍

I know Canada has some nice trails to ride in the future. Thanks

Thanks for watching, have a great week as well!

You're gonna enjoy it, it's a beautiful ride, a real nature and history of wonderland.

Alligators like to hang out in Florida, we have plenty of them here. 👍

Thank you! I use Ride With GPS and Google Maps

Here is the video of my setup ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-U5JgYEuFpks.html

@@FollowThomas thanks keep it up👍

I don't think there are any bears but who knows maybe, it's crossing the AT and Appalachian trail has bears

Great Falls, right next to the trail, 20 miles before Washington DC

Great trip. Looks like you really enjoyed yourself. Looking forward to your next adventure.

@@ArmandGirard Heading to New York and Connecticut in two weeks from now to ride the Farmington Trail. Thank you for following along!