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Freestyle Longboard Shape
A freestyle longboard shape is a diverse longboard that is great for a variety of purposes. Whether it be cruising, carving, pop tricks, or downhill slides the freestyle longboard shape can take on the job and perform well.
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Hiking Brokeoff Mountain | Lassen Volcanic National Park
There are several peaks to summit in the national park so for our first peak in the park we started with Brokeoff Mountain. Brokeoff Mountain is a remnant of the parks only composite volcano. It stands at 9,236 feet making it the second highest peak in Lassen Volcanic National Park.
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Fishtail Longboard Shapes
The fishtail longboard shape has become a classic longboard shape at Lost Coast Longboarding. The name "fishtail" comes from the cut in the backside of the longboard giving the board a split tail. The fishtail longboard shape is kind of like a more aggressive version of the pintail longboard. This is a fun and responsive longboard shape and is great for carving.
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Lassen National Park: Bumpass Hell + Cold Boiling Lake and Crumbaugh Lake
Lassen Volcanic National Park is an area of Northern California that appears mostly blanketed in beautiful green forest with an active underground hydrothermal system. One of the most evident and dramatic examples of this hydrothermal activity in Lassen Volcanic National Park is Bumpass Hell Trail.
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Pintail Longboard Shapes
A pintail longboard is one of the most iconic longboards shapes. The simple tear drop like shape is a classic and gives off chill beach vibes. Find out more about the pintail shape to see if it's the right shape for you!
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Mill Creek Falls in Lassen Volcanic National Park
On our first day going into the park we stopped at the Kohm Yah-mah-nee Visitor Center. We found that there was a trailhead that left from the parking lot to Mill Creek Falls. So from there, we headed off on our first hike in Lassen Volcanic National Park.
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Bedrock Skatepark in Oroville California
The Bedrock Skatepark in Oroville is a really cool skatepark! The layout is great for cruising with the banked turns and smooth transition vert walls. The street section has numerous ramps and boxes making this a great skatepark for skaters of all interests and skill levels.
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Rush Creek Trail: Horsetail Falls and Agnew Lake
From the June Lake Loop, as you near Silver Lake, you may notice a huge rushing waterfall running over the granitic mountainside. When we first noticed Horsetail Falls, the powerful flow was impressive and we wanted to get a closer look! So we set off on a quick day hike in the June Lake area and followed Rush Creek Trail up to Agnew Lake. And we succeeded in getting that closer look at Horsetail Falls!
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Backpacking Peeler Lake Loop | Hoover Wilderness
For our finale in the eastern Sierras for the season, we decided on backpacking Peeler Lake Loop. Peeler Lake is in the Hoover Wilderness of the eastern Sierras near Bridgeport, California. This Hoover Wilderness borders the Yosemite National Park and the elevation ranges from between 7,000-12,000 feet. We've never had the chance to explore the Hoover Wilderness so we were excited see a whole new beautiful area of the always stunning Sierra Nevadas.
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Twenty Lakes Basin | Saddlebag Trailhead
One hike that truly showcases the beauty of this area has to be the Twenty Lakes Basin Trail. As we were hiking Twenty Lakes Basin, the beauty was almost unfathomable! It was like I couldn't believe I was really here, really seeing this seriously stunning scenery.
