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Trail Description:
This is a jumper's paradise. There are about 1 mile of downhill hill whoop de doos that will keep ya happy. This trail should only be attempted if you are confident in your bike handling skills, as you do pick up speed. You can jump the whoops or just ride them as a rollercoaster up and down ride, it all depends your skills.
BE AWARE OF THE BIG GULLY JUMP. It's about 5 feet wide and 5 feet deep. So if you don't clear it, you'll eat it big time in the gully and hurt yourself pretty bad.
The trail is full of loose shale, so where knee and elbow protection if you are not a confident bike handler.
How to get there:
Take the 405 Freeway. Exit Sunset Blvd and head West. Make a Right on a street called Kenter and proceed North. Proceed North, going up the winding street until it ends. This is where the trailhead is. Park on the street and be nice to the neighbors. Proceed up the fireroad and you will see the end of the whoop de doos on the left. You can ride up the whoops or take the fire road climb on right. Once the top near the break wall, take the singletrack to the left and the whoops will start before you know it and should last for a mile. There is a big gully jump that will break you and your bike. It comes up towards the midway point of the whoops. Break left to avoid the jump.
Additional Notes:
Spring and summer is rattle snake season in the Santa Monica Mtns, so keep your eyes out.
| Posted by: The Locals on 7/21/2010 |
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About been tuff and adore the jumps like they are the monaliza...tuff army and navy guys get back to your spendex and go ride somewhere else...locals here work hard for you to come by and spread you stupidity all over...be hamble and help dig...dont forget to clean after your self mommy is not there to help!and if you come looking for a fight go to the local bar...
now go ride!
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| Posted by: fasteddie on 2/3/2010 |
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The Goudy Honda Stumpjumpers are coming***
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| Posted by: fasteddie on 2/3/2010 |
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The Stumpjumpers are coming
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| Posted by: dj849 on 11/11/2009 |
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anyone who goes up there and rides with out helping
build first. will be bullied by me and the other locals
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| Posted by: wavydave on 9/11/2009 |
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I rode down there from Mulholland. Crappy ride from there, but the whoops are amazing. Hats off to the people that built them. I can understand why THEY might be a little territorial, but... Don't build the Mona Lisa and then get mad when people want to look at her. And if you didn't participate in the building, shut up. BTW, mid-day on the 8th, weren't a soul there. Enjoyed the whoops without anyone hassling me. I'm really impressed by the work someone put in to build the whoops. Now be nice you hard workers, you.
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| Posted by: scifibassman on 6/28/2009 |
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Love this trail but I want to build some ladder bridges
farther up the trail near the top. Does anybody know
of any restrictions to this?
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| Posted by: Doggtown on 2/28/2008 |
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Kooks stay home. you will get HURT. seariously tho. stay home
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| Posted by: socaldownhiller on 2/5/2008 |
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if you explore around the kenter jumps on different
trails youll be amazed on what downhill you could
find...im thinking about buildng some ladders up there
on saturday
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| Posted by: dh er on 1/8/2007 |
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any solid DOWNHILL trails in california email me about it at cam_porteous@hotmail.com
ps not so much uphill
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| Posted by: santamonica rider on 11/15/2006 |
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what a bunch of losers(see below)
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