Cooks Corner

[Z3roFlaw]

I went for a 2-3 hour ride today down to Cooks Corner (didn't stop by, place was SUPER busy this afternoon).

I rode up and down the Santiago Canyon Rd probably 4-5 times, passing Cooks Corner, turning around, and riding until Santiago Canyon turns into Chapman and then doing it all over again.

Lots a bikers out today. Got a ton of friendly waves.

Since I'm off work tomorrow, I'm thinking about going back out again.

 

[JT]

when you get a minute can you give an address or a route you took on a map? I'm not familiar with this road but would like to know where it is

 

[Z3roFlaw]

Here is my route:

https://www.google.com/maps/dir/33....0x80dcc49584ad61d9:0x841efaf6002eb08b!1m0!3e0

After I reach Chapman, I turn around and head back down to the Cooks Corner bar and then rinse and repeat. It's a nice windy road.

I'm going to be leaving soon for the ride. I'm going to hit the gym first and then go out there for a few hours.

 

[JT]

Thanks for the prompt response

 

[Z3roFlaw]

Just got back from the ride. Way less people out there than on Sunday. I knew it would be less, but I kind of thought that it'd still be busy since some people (like myself) have Presidents' Day off from work.

Was a fun ride. I wish I was in a group with other riders though.

 

[Detrich]

I've done Santiago canyon to Cooks. Definitely a nice, relaxing cruise. It's also fun to take El Toro down to PCH afterwards.

But, nowadays I'm so hopelessly addicted to canyons that i try not to waste too much tire on street riding or freeways if I can help it. lol.

 

[Z3roFlaw]

I've done Santiago canyon to Cooks. Definitely a nice, relaxing cruise. It's also fun to take El Toro down to PCH afterwards.

But, nowadays I'm so hopelessly addicted to canyons that i try not to waste too much tire on street riding or freeways if I can help it. lol.

I actually think tomorrow I'm going to take beach blvd to pch, then the 133 to El Toro rd and Santiago canyon.