This is one of my go to loops in Auburn. I ended up taking a lot long than I would normally so don't judge me when looking at the Garmin/Strava data. I have been having some lower back issues lately that stem from an old Army injury. None-the-less, between that and having to repair the gimbal on the side of the trail I was really slow. Oh, and to be honest, it was hot as hell so I took a bunch of breaks. Hahahaha, either way every ride is an adventure. The main point of this video was to show you all this route. Up Stage Coach, down Manzanita, Up Stage Coach to Upper Stage Coach, Follow Upper Stage Coach until Flood Trail, hang a left onto Flood Trail, pass Mossy Rock Trail and follow Flood Trail until you get to Stage Coach. Head down Stage Coach to the bottom, and cross the bridge to make a left on Clementine Trail. Climb that past the first gate where the paved road is. Keep climbing up the road until you get to the top where the gate and rocks are. Make a right on Fuel Break and climb the half a…

This trail is called Flemming Meadow, however, I really thing it should be plural for no apparent reason.  It just flows out the mouth better to say Flemming Meadows.  Either way, this ride was introduced to me by a stranger and his wife that just so happen to be sitting next to me at a restaurant.  After the first ride I knew it was going to be on the regular list!  It's a really fun trail that is generally ridden Counter Clockwise.  Maybe one of these days I'll give it a shot the other way.  It's located up in Pollock Pines at Sly Park.  Aside from the climbs it's not a technical trail and is loads of fun.  In my mind after the first climb it's all fun from there. Garmin or Strava JPG or PDF Nothing to see here

The gimble catastrophe in the parking lot the week before left me feeling bummed I didn't get good footage of Camp Tamarancho during the Tamarancho Santa Cruz Shootout video.  Fortunately I had the opportunity to be back in the area again and decided there was no way I could pass up the opportunity to ride this trail again...the other direction.  Garmin or