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Denali National Park // Riding the Park Road - Mountain trips

Denali National Park // Riding the Park Road - Mountain trips

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After testing negative for Covid we take our test results and head to the last frontier, Alaska. Riding the Denali Park Road has been a dream of Matts since he drove it on a bus almost 1 year ago. Hes talked non stop about riding all 92 miles of its majestic gravel glory ever since that fateful bus ride. We watched the weather for months and after spotting a weather trend in the right direction took off for Denali only to arrive during a rain storm. Will the weather clear up and give us that rare glimpse of Denali or will my 3rd bike ride for the year end in rain soaked gear and an extreme saddle sore?
Date: 2023-01-17

Comments and reviews: 20


. Its like the Lord of the Rings out here - I know these guys are obviously experienced and well traveled by this point but that comment really encapsulates the sheer beauty of sprawling mountain-scapes. As someone from the east coast, I grew up and spent most of my life pretty much blind to what a towering behemoth true mountains are. The Appalachian mountains have a beauty all their own, but I still remember the first time I saw what true mountains were when I first went on a cross country trek out west. There really is an almost fantasy vibe to them which throws you into that mindset of something like Lord of the Rings.
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What an incredible adventure! I did this trip via bus, but the views must be so much better when you power your way out there to see it. The perfect bikes for the trip. I however cannot understand why rear racks are not used. The weight would be so much lower and more stable with rear panniers. I also would not want 20 lbs of gear strapped to my handlebars. Anyone else have any thoughts on this?
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I know this has been asked several times before, though never answered; what topography app(s) do they use? Perhaps UCm4PLXpg6kVF7G7qu8lbKnQ can get us the answer since he seems to answer sometimes. In previous videos Danny often shows their travel route, with topography, elevation, etc. It would be nice if they can share the info. Many thanks and safe travels.
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Great video. I worked at the Park for 6 summers including a year at Eielson. The weather you had was classic summer weather. You were lucky. Some people never get to see the mountain. Overcast is best for wildlife sittings and you definitely had your share. And you beat the worst mosquitos by going in late August.
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You guys have found the group, everyone is fantastic on camera, great chemistry. Keep up the great videos! I've been watching since the beginning and it has really improved, this is now peak Mediocre content! I will be tuning in for as long as you produce!
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So Christoph's bike is an enigma. it appears to be a Felt Doctrine 1 (XC MTB) that was converted to have drop bars? Did he build it from scratch or are Force/Rival 1x levers compatible w/ Sram MTB rear derailleurs? Love the video!
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Words cant describe how badly I want to see and climb this mountain! Ive been going after state high points for two years now and this mountain is always on my mind. Im so glad you guys got to see Denali! Thanks for sharing.
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I didn't watch mediocre amateur before now, after being an avid listener of News AF for 2 years, and I am so ashamed. I've watched 5 of these videos in the past two days. These are amazing guys, keep up the great work!
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Tickets? You have to pay to go to a part of your own country? So much for the land of the free. Here Snowdonia national park free. Lake District national Park free. Highlands of Scotland free. Youse are being ripped off.
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Everyone's fishing in August
You guys need to keep doing what you live to do and keep posting videos of your adventures. AND ALSO DONT BE SCARED TO MAKE YOUR VIDEOS AN HOUR OR LONGER. every minute is breath taking

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I did this road as a night ride from 4pm to 4am back in 2007 on a rented mountain bike! I've never forgotten how incredible that place is, your video made me so nostalgic. Thank you so much for posting, beautiful!
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I live in Colorado and was talking trash to my Alaskan brother about what high was. Until we crested some front range mountains on our snow machines and saw Denali, indescribable how massive it is.
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Are those wolf pups at 15: 30? Amazing video, I did that ride 23 years ago on a beat up gary fisher hardtail. Bus dropped me off at wonderlake and rode out. Thanks for restoking my memories.
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Several years back my wife and I road the bus out and back, 92. 5 miles one way, and never once saw Denali. No complaints at all though, we would do it again in a second. Thank you!
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Growing up in Alaska all my life I never really appreciated the vastness and beauty that the state offers (especially the mountains) until I left. Alaska is a gem! Keep riding guys!
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URGH! I need to start riding again, dig my bike out and get it in working condition, LOL I've been a fan of your vids for a while, Keep on keeping on, Thanks for sharing,
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I really like the music you use in all your videos and would like to use some of it myself on playlists. Are you able to let me know where I can find the music? TIA
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Where was the windy ridge traverse located in the park? Was in Denali last July and had similar weather- heading back this year and would like to check it out.
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Bravo. I road the Alcain hwy. 1987. they called them improved road. I love the dirt road in a park. we should remove all the tar asphalt road in our parks. cheers
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How do you guys have so much nice gear? Do you get it through gearshop sponsorships r just work high paying jobs?
What do the lads of MA do for a living?

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