Asian Adonis is very similar to John Deer in terms of speed and skill level required, but it's a little more flowy with less small kickers and difficult features. In order to get to it you need to enter Severed D, then right right into C-Buster and finally the trail will naturally turn into Asian Adonis. Just take a map with you as the ending to this trail puts you in the middle of nowhere with many intersections. Mount Seymour is located in North Vancouver, BC, Canada and about a 25 minute drive from downtown Vancouver.

Stick and Stones is an XC loop trail on the North Shore with all sorts of unique features: ladders, a giant boulder that you squeeze past, and several technical climbs. Definitely an entertaining an enjoyable trail on any bike you can climb with. It starts and ends very near the west side of Cardiac Bypass. Mount Seymour is located in North Vancouver, BC, Canada and about a 25 minute drive from downtown Vancouver.

It's got flow, a huge steep ladder, mini jumps, technical bits, a rock roll...the list goes on. John Deer on the North Shore and the mini section down Deer John is absolutely awesome! and quite possibly my new favorite on Mount Seymour. It is not the most obvious to get to as you enter it from Severed D, but make sure to head down it if you enjoy a fun challenge. At the bottom you end up back on Bridle Path for an easy ride back home. Mount Seymour is located in North Vancouver, BC, Canada about a 25 minute drive from downtown Vancouver.

Continuing on from last week, Pingu is another classic North Shore trail with drops, ladders and jumps. I absolutely love this trail! While you can avoid all the technical features, I wanted to try challenge myself by hitting as many features as possible. This mountain bike trail starts just to the left of the exit from Corkscrew and ends at the entrance of Pangor. Mount Seymour is located in North Vancouver, BC, Canada and about a 25 minute drive from downtown Vancouver.

Continuing on from my last video along Bridle Path, this bonus video of the Blair Range Trail provides an alternate way to get back from to the Old Buck parking lot. Its mostly gravel with two technical climb sections and a shallow river crossing. This mountain bike trail starts at the end of Hyannis Dr and ends by the Old Buck parking lot by the entrance to the Mount Seymour Provincial Park. Mount Seymour is located in the North Shore of BC, about a 25 minute drive from downtown Vancouver.

I went out to have some fun while trying to show off how capable a cyclocross or gravel bike is when you point it downhill or ride more technical terrain. Join me as I ride up and down Sidewinder and Forest Grove trails that are both located on the west side of Burnaby Mountain. Burnaby Mountain (SFU) is located in Burnaby, BC, Canada and about a 25 minute drive from downtown Vancouver.

Roller Coaster in the Redwood Forest of Rotorua is smooth flow trail that, as one can expect from the name, has many ups and downs throughout its length. I only end up riding half of the trail as Pondy New, which I rode last week, intersects it at the half way point. It ends just near the start of Old Chevy that I will be riding next week.

#trailpovguide provides a POV guide down the longest downhill trail in Rotorua: Split Enz. This flow trail is not technical and seems to go on forever, to the point that you may have to stop for a moment just to give your arms a break. Access to this #mountainbiking trail is via Time Warp which is accessible by riding the access road or Billy T till the end.

#trailpovguide provides a POV guide down possibly the best singletrack mountain biking trail in the Redwood Forest of Rotorua: Billy T. This 2km of quality flowing #mountainbiking trail through the forest, not suprisingly, has the most positive reviews on Trailforks. It also happens to be the best way to get to Split Enz. It starts after a short uphill climb from the shuttle bus drop-off area and ends far over by G Rock and the climb road to Time Warp.

#trailpovguide provides a POV guide along two mellow XC or gravel bike trails in the Redwood Forest of Rotorua: Spring Roll and Sweet N' Sour. These trails are smooth, hard packed and flow through the dense forest. They are also an enjoyable way to end a big day on the mountain and make your way over to Dragon's Tail to get back to the car. Access starts very near the shuttle bus pickup.

#trailpovguide provides a POV guide down one of the jump trails in the Redwood Forest of Rotorua: Huckleberry Hound. The jumps on this #mountainbike trail are tamer than those on Little Red Riding Huck and are well sized and shaped for the trail speed. There are no drops on this trail and the surface is mostly smooth and hard-packed. This mountain bike trail starts right near the one shuttle bus drop off points and ends near the entrance the Little Red Riding Huck and Corners, which I previously filmed.

#trailpovguide provides a POV guide down the many corners of Corners mountain bike trail in the Redwood Forest of Rotorua, New Zealand. Corners is part roller coaster and part bobsled track with huge buttery smooth berms and massive amounts of flow. This #mountainbiking trail isn't difficult, it's just fun! The start of this trail is very near the one shuttle bus drop off area. You could access Corners either through Upper Corners or Huckleberry Hound. The trail ends just by the shuttle bus pickup. Learn what to expect on the trail, what bike to bring and how to navigate around the mountain.

#trailpovguide provides a POV guide along an XC climb or descend trail on Burnaby Mountain: The North Rd Trail. This mountain biking trail either begins or ends at the mountain bike skills park and Dead Moped, depending on which way you ride this trail. It's an excellent way to climb up Burnaby Mountain without resorting to the boring Trans Canada Trail, or an excellent way to get back to the car when you exit Mel's for instance. Plus it's got some ladders and A-frames to keep it interested. I rode this #mountainbiking trail southward (down) and ended up on Jim's Jungle and Gaglardi Way at the base of the mountain. Alternatively, you could begin/end the trail at the North Road parking lot. Burnaby Mountain (SFU) is located in Burnaby, BC, Canada and about a 25 minute drive from downtown Vancouver.