Burbank Downhill
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please please please GIVE ME DIRECTIONS TO THIS PLACE..... mtbr forums gave me the wrong directions. how do i get here if i'm coming from studio city??
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go up the la tuna fireroad right off the 210 freeway. After 4-5 miles of pretty easy climbing, you'll hit a "T" intersection with a guardrail. Turn right. After a couple hundred feet, you'll see a little singletrack bit on the left. Go there, and just keep following this trail while criss-crossing the fireroad like in the video.
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Hey, I actually want to study english one year in California, I could not stand florida and those flat glades... But where's the better place to find downhill tracks? (like reals one, technical as a world cup one) ...?
Thanks!
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Dude that ride is sick. I was up there last Sunday and there was no way on some of those downhills especially that last part. I just turned 50 and I'd like to make it to 51. I'll stick to the road (mostly) but good on ya brother!
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how do you get to this trail? i know wildwood park pretty well, but i never saw this trail
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Good job.
I crashed on the last descent 2 years ago and still have the scar.
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What an amazing Video... now I must ride this trail . . .
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looks sik
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LOL no way to shuttle here ...you have to earn the fun
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Thanks for the directions man. Plan on checking this out next week end.
go up E Walnut Ave in Burbank through golf course to end of Stough Canyon Road where there is a parking lot and a gate.
polypenguin 11 months ago
hey OK so you go up behind the golf course in burbank. go to end of road. there is an obvious fire road. Go up. stay right at Y. Keep going up and you will find the trail. At first flat area at top where you can see all of burbank, you can hike up and take the bottom part of trail down, or keep going all the way up to the antannaes where the top of the trail is.
polypenguin 11 months ago
And what is your data source? Is this a peer reviewed data source? What is the precision and accuracy of the measurement device used, and can you provide a confidence interval for this measurement?
Just kidding. You're right, it's 3000 feet at the top tower. I misread one of those zeros.
polypenguin 3 years ago 2