I'd say they're similar, Pseudo might have a few more short bumpy bits but for the most part is pretty chill as well. Two of the more beginner friendly trails in the area (that are really fun for advanced riders too). Pseudo has had a fair bit of work recently so is running great (though all the trails could use some moisture currently).
@@kochtrevor I’m sure you’ll have a great trip either way. The trails are all rideable in the dry. Usually the more natural ones hold up better in the dry compared to the built up gold dirt ones.
@@MINIMALmtb Most definitely, I agree! Can't wait, tbh. I live in Socal so I ride loose over hardpack every day, lol. Dodging rattlesnakes left and right recently. :|
