Ride Reports
Drove in from out of town with our kids to check out Tokul and were very disappointed that trails were almost impassable and unmaintained. Maybe we rode the wrong ones, but felt like a pretty standard blue trail lap. Road 30340 had mul...
Extensively logged, and am told still more logging to come. Still some singletrack along the North and East perimiters - about an hour to ride it all. Middle and South trails all gone. There are a few trails that head into the cl...
I spent Saturday and Sunday in Leavenworth to do this ridge and trail system for the first time. On Day 1, I rode the Ranger Road up and continued up further to the Punk Rock Lookout site for the views. I'd love to launch from up there! After my s...
I came from the South Navarre Campgound side since I was visiting my dad down in Manson. I was hoping to at least take the Summit Trail north to the Uno Peak loop junctions and even the Staircase intersections exploring possibilities for going to...
This ride is physically and technically demanding—but so worth it. On technical trails I’m an intermediate rider but this trail pushed my limits at times. And while I’m in good riding shape overall, I end...
Trail is running great, top to bottom. Wildflowers galore in the meadows. The trees mentioned in the previous report have been cleared, so you can pin it all the way from the meadows to the bottom. Hero dirt in the singletrack. Signs posted in the...
Rode up Upward Mobility and Raging Ridge, then down Raging Ridge and Poppin' Tops. Perfect trail conditions: trails have just enough moisture to reduce dust & help traction, not enough to be slippery. Water and mud in only a handful of places, and...
Wonderful XC trail system. I did 15 miles of rooty and twisty stuff and probably could have planned routes a little better to reduce my climbing but every trail seemed to have its ups and downs. The weather was comfortable and just a little haze o...
Friday was a nice cool day to get back in shape, as the limiting factor was my legs and lungs and not overheating. Two interesting cranky old man things happened on the trail: one was a trio of E-bikers who each said a minimum of 5 words or more t...
It was a damp morning and the light rain gear was the better option. We left the Jennifer Dunn Trailhead and began the climb. There are two trees needing the big saws. One, is a half mile up the double track climb, and the other, is half way up th...
People frequently bring their remote control cars out to this trail system and it's becoming a problem: Two grown men were playing around on the black diamond jump lines this afternoon and and damn near caused my husband and I to crash more than o...
Rode the White River/Skookum Flats loop yesterday, 6/22/19. Trails are in great condition overall, but there are 2 downed trees across the trail on the White River just at the top of the hill & another shortly after that on the descent to HWY 410....
At about 8:30 on Saturday June 15, 2019 I rode alone to Stan's Lookout and met two riders there. They set off down Poppin' Tops; after waiting about 5 seconds, I followed them. Not long thereafter, I saw a cougar, running down the...
Rode this a week ago. Parked under the Power Lines and rrode clockwise. All clear to the top of the road climb and the shortdescent before the last saddle. Had a bit of a sketchy traverse over a remaining snow field at the...
Rode Tapeworm today, planning on bailing before the last bridge with the yellow jacket infestation but found the gnomes have built a detour bypassing the bridge and wasp nest.
Thanks gnomes!
After my last two rides here in the clouds and showers, today's ride was totally different. I parked again at the base of 7125 so the car waits at the lowest point of today's loop. I took off south on hwy 410 to FS road 70, then 7010 all the way u...
Buddies and I where riding Tapeworm Trail.
Warning really big nest on last lower wooden bridge banking left. It’s the last one before the last climb. It has been there for a couple of weeks now. But people have taken the warning sign off....
Rode up the single track and all the way down and around to the parking lot. All the trails were in great condition. A few puddles but not muddy, not too dry or dusty. Perfect conditions!
Ride now before the trails open to equestrian use (posted signs say they will open to horses on June 15), while the flowers are still in bloom, and while the trails are dust free and compact. There is a tree down across upper Apricot crisp a...
Rode the entire trail network at Seabrook this week. Narnia is in good shape, just needs to be ridden more. Mike and company at Buck's Bikes have done a great job and the shop has current trail maps available for free. The south end of Narnia conn...
Wanted to get to the top of the Christoff Trail from the Divide Trail South of Christoff Peak. I parked at the bottom of FS7125 and took SR410 to the FS70 junction. Once through that gate, I proceeded up FS7012 to get to the Divide trail. Wh...
Heads up to riders and trail team***
just before breaking bad hooks back up with hustle and flow there’s a tree right over the trail that is going to fall if it’s not cut. Right now it’s being held by on branch. Making a lot of noise as th...
Hippies, Frisky Donkey, Pine Oasis and Couger Bait are all riding well. Chin Biter is still wet in several places. Avoid this trail if you can since you will be causing trail damage if you ride sections of it. Wild flowers and sage are in full blo...
All Trails are OPEN and riding well. Make sure to hit the newest flowy trail, Bob's Trail, on your next ride. We are finishing the final descent but its certainly rideable now. Best information for Echo Ridge trails is on Trailforks.com. It has a...
Rode this trail this morning. I parked off of SR-410 and climbed (snow free) to the intesection of the Divide Trail and FS road 7125. Moto's have chewed the Divide Trail up a bit and snow is still over 40% of the trail on your way to the peak. The...
