This trail has all the features! | Sunfish Lake | Minnesota MTB 

Absolutely, that trail punches above it’s weight in the fun department.

what do you consider the best tech train in Minnesota? I am in texas and moving to Minnesota for the summer so i dont have another heat stroke riding. What is the best trail to move to in your opinion?

@@kylebrigham7932 where in Minnesota will you be? In the Twins Cities, Lebanon Hills mtb trail is considered to be one of the best, if not the best. Carver/paradise just opened last year and could knock Lebanon off the top spot. Cuyuna is a great system, its about 2 hours north of the cities, and the Duluth area has some great trails too.

Thanks! I'll take a second look at that hip next time I'm out there. All I can see when I look at it is my body careening into a tree, haha!

Thanks! I filmed more this year but haven’t be very quick about getting the editing done. Hoping to be a little more productive.

Thanks for watching!

Thanks! I’ve ridden that thing a bunch at this point. But there are still those times when I enter in the wrong gear or don’t line it up correctly and I have to put a foot down.

Glad you made here eventually haha! Thanks for watching!

For sure, it's got some unique features for this area. Makes for a nice change of pace.

Thanks Harry, appreciate that!

It’s fun but also a little weird, but in a good way. Haha

Feels like it might be tough to squeeze more back there but I get that sentiment.

Thanks! I've made it up there to ride Mejumpolis and Stone Age, but not the others you mentioned. My problem when I'm in Duluth is that I'm having too much fun riding the trails to stop and shoot any video.

Haha! No matter how hard I try I can’t seem to clear that thing.

You have to pedal and really pop

They have some blue and green loops too. Never too old to start trying features! I've got 10 years on you. Just start small and work your way up.

Thanks Nik!

I don’t think you’d have any issues with that skinny if you went back. It’s intimidating but the key is getting lined up right and being in the correct gear to smoothly pedal over the hump.

@@KrisYahner I appreciate the tip, that makes sense. This vid will probably help some folks get that thing in the bag. Good info in here, that map was a nice touch too, using the highlighter..

Wow! You've got a sharp eye. I never noticed that when I was editing the video

Thanks! It’s a good time for sure.

Ha! That’s a good description

No, too much pedaling for me haha! How about you?

I'm intrigued. I'm a bit competitive but at my age and limited experience with mnt biking not sure if it's a good idea. Also I'm limited with funds so the best bike I have ever owned is a three year old marlin 6. It seems like a fall sport so I missed out this year. I really don't know much about it.

Yeah, it’s definitely my go to ride when I don’t want a long ride but I want a fun ride. That said I did 17 miles out there when I filmed this because I kept having issues with my GoPro. Haha

I can understand the not feeling satisfied part, sometimes it just feels like you are riding from feature to feature but I have a lot of fun out there. It’s been my go to trail lately when I want more fun and less miles.