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Alafia: Rollercoaster w/ Scorpion & Serpent

Riding on my Diamondback Release 1 with a brand-x ascend dropper post. Recorded on a GoPro Hero 3 with a FeiyuTech G4 3-axis gimbal on a chest mount. The Alafia River State Park trail is one of the most favored off-road biking choices in Florida. Skilled riders are traveling from all over the state to ride this collection of scary drops, off-camber hillside ledges, high speed banked turns and intimidating ridge top trails. This single-track is built on the rugged terrain of what was once a phosphate mining site. Currently there are about 20 miles of trails at Alafia. Some riders have a saying as to the best way to make the short climbs: "Pedal down, coast up… Coast down, pedal up… Brake down, walk up." The three easiest (Green) trails are connected together to form the “Easy Loop” – an eight mile, one-way trip. Follow the “Easy Loop” signs for: RiverLoop to RockGarden to Sand Pine. These trails have minimum elevation changes and easy access from the trailhead parking area. For a longer trip, ride the “Easy Loop” in both directions. All three trails are designed to accommodate children with small bikes and can be ridden with city bikes. The intermediate (Blue) sections are Bridges, NorthCreek and RollerCoaster. These are really fun trails with lots of medium-sized hills, some short and steep, with others more gradual, for speedy downhills. There are several very challenging optional sections along the blue trails (for experienced riders) and the sudden drops, climbs, twists and turns are just plain fun to ride. Look for the Hard / Easy signs. The RollerCoaster and Moonscape trails (Black) form a 4-mile loop. Gatorback and Rabbit Ears (black trails) are very difficult shorter loops off Bridges and Sand Pine, respectively. These sections all include steep roller coaster type dips, technical rocky sections and very difficult climbs and drops. Many of these have a steep, straight line descents followed by a short valley before the trail climbs rapidly up the opposite side. It is a roller coaster sensation that takes your breath away and gives extra "G" forces as your swoop suddenly transitions from a dive into a climb. Not all of these are a straight line down and up. Some drops have relatively sudden turns. Knowing what to expect and controlling your speed accordingly is necessary here. https://www.diamondback.com/release-1 https://www.swampclub.org/alafia-rive...