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Tokul East

Permits are required to recreate (ride) on Campbell Global property. Information is on the Campbell Global web site linked here.

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This area is owned by Campbell Global, a timber company.  See alert for Recreation Pass information. Tokul East consists of logging road climbs and a combination of loose, technical descents and flowy trails. Some of the trails are locally-famous for their flow or commitment, and a number of other areas - including Duthie Hill - take inspiration from the Tokul East standards: Flowtron 3000, Crazy Ivan, and others.  Rides usually consist of several laps climbing up the logging roads and descending down the trails.

Tokul East was formerly a part of Hancock's Snoqualmie Forest, a 100,000 acre tree farm. King County has purchased most of the development rights for this forest, but much of Tokul East was kept out of that deal and it is zoned residential, with future homes possible for this area.

Unofficial map of Tokul Creek zoning and Development Rights sale.

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