Alpine Baldy

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This is a new trail project that is currently under construction by Evergreen, King County, and the US Forest Service. Construction started as of October 2015, and will be open summer 2019.

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Alpine Baldy is a partnership between Evergreen, the US Forest Service, and King County to bring you a new cross country trail system. Phase 1 opening is planned for summer 2019.

Phase 1 of the project will be a 7 mile out and back ride to near the peak of Alpine Baldy. The trail will take you across ridgelines with amazing views, and through alppine meadows. Phase 2 will add additional trail to turn this into a loop ride.

Alpine Baldy Trail Plan

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Alpine Baldy phase 1 trail plan

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Blueberry and fern meadow at the end of the trail.

A real gem, and improving!

09 | 20 | '18

No signage yet at the parking lot, which is shared with the Jennifer Dunn trail (posted No Bikes). The first mile or so is under constructio, diligently being converted/improved from abandoned forrest road to singlettack, but is very ridable, mostly level with a few easy creek crossings. Af...

Submitted by Blearned on 09/24/18

Great Ride

08 | 19 | '18

Wonderful to see road turning into single track! No bugs, lots of smoke.

Submitted by malcolmdole on 08/22/18

Beautiful meadow and a little smoke

08 | 05 | '18

I parked at the trailhead around 6:30 in the morning and started up the road to discover the current progress of the summit meadow traverse. The views were a little hazy, but take away the smoke, and the views are beautiful! The upper half of the road is getting contoured for more fun on the dece...

Submitted by tomvale on 08/07/18

Alpine Baldy phase one out and back

07 | 14 | '18

The trail is snow free and very dry. The 5 mile road to trail conversion is very rough but rideable except for a couple of downed trees. Three of the stream crossings are allready partially washed out, though still ridable. Use caution or you will fall into deep rocky pits. ...

Submitted by Chrols on 07/14/18

Felt like a wet slug afterwards

05 | 22 | '16

Until Evergreen or DNR finish with the trails the only ride really available is the road in blue on the overview map. I turned off hwy 2 on to the forest service road and parked about a 1/2 mile in under the power lines.That starts your ride at about 1200 ft. I put the rain gear on and went for t...

Submitted by tomvale on 05/22/16

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