Ride Reports
02 | 14 | '17
Starting at the 205th entrance, rode S. Traverse, Lloyd, down the Mainline, up Cascara, Red Alder, Twin Trees all the way back to marker 11, then back to the mtb park and Rogue Fern and then the last part of Twin Trees and out. 5 1/2 miles or so.
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Submitted by sean_horita on 2/14/17
01 | 21 | '17
Master link trail was pretty clear a little hike at the end of the trail. When you get to the gravel road snow is ankle high so you need to hike a little bit to get to the bottom of predator im pretty sure the snow goes all the way up to the peak. We...
Submitted by Yakuh2017 on 1/26/17
01 | 21 | '17
Started at the Oso General Store this morning and went East on the trail to Squire Creek and then back to the car along 530 along with some of the trail segments when the highway shoulder wasn't adequate for safety. There was some heavy rutting by co...
Submitted by tomvale on 1/24/17
01 | 14 | '17
New trail on the site. Started at twilight with cold, clear skies. The International Space Station just flew over, reflecting the sunrise down to earth for several minutes of viewing (a little nerdy). Rode the trail to Oso and returned on SR 530 to s...
Submitted by tomvale on 1/17/17
01 | 09 | '17
In need of some maintenance and clean up for sure. I wouldn't call it "Sketchy" if you are used to the city, but it just wasn't really fun - broken down, lots of garbage. Seems like it's seen better days.
Submitted by LC on 1/10/17
01 | 07 | '17
New trail to the site...Wanted to ride a segment of the Pacific Northwest Trail and chose to try an attempt to get from Alger to Chuckanut Drive. I started in Alger and climbed the fire road up to the Alger Peak and then back down continuing north to...
Submitted by tomvale on 1/8/17
12 | 17 | '16
Was 12 degF this morning in Darrington and 6-8" of snow with a crust. I figured traction would be good but the snow was too soft still. The road had melt/freeze ice in the double track so after 2 miles in, it was too icy and downhill was...
Submitted by tomvale on 12/17/16
12 | 04 | '16
Started real early due to a break in the convergence zone so no rain or snow when I started. The road was clear until about 2400 feet when a trace was collecting. At 2800 feet I was riding in 5 inches of wet snow and the final climb to the towe...
Submitted by tomvale on 12/6/16
12 | 03 | '16
I noticed the last ride report was back in August and I figured I would give an update regarding the current conditions. I rode up master link to the start of OTG. I did not go to the summit because it was just too cold and too windy. The trails were...
Submitted by ss3ltl on 12/5/16
11 | 24 | '16
I set out for a early morning ride in the pouring rain. While the turkey cooked I got in a ride, the trails behind the school were very muddy but rideable. I bailed on the upper loop in a clay section, knocked the wind out of myself ugh! The downhill...
Submitted by dousti on 12/1/16
11 | 25 | '16
Spent Black Friday outdoors climbing here before the first snows at 3000 feet cover the ridge and make it impassible. No mud. The tops of the 4000'+ peaks were dusted real pretty. I started a little late and rode the last half under lights. Toes were...
Submitted by tomvale on 11/30/16
11 | 27 | '16
First time here. Forgot my front fender but the trails drained so well that it didn't matter. This park was great with gorgeous views of the Skagit Valley and might be even better during the Tulip Festival's fields' colors! I did Sidewinder, Huff n P...
Submitted by tomvale on 11/30/16
11 | 28 | '16
This is such a nice area for winter rides. I went out for 1 1/2 hours or so this afternoon, and the trails I rode were in fantastic shape. Considering how much rain we've gotten, I am super impressed. I haven't been riding for several years now, and...
Submitted by chrmcc on 11/29/16
11 | 06 | '16
I rode the route FrancisL published in such great detail but opted to go in reverse. Quiet setting and trails have few roots/rocks and generally drain well. The large puddles were limited to the powerline portion. One note to add is the trail that go...
Submitted by bryceu on 11/23/16
11 | 22 | '16
I rode Duthie from the north entrance about a week ago with my son, and found a significant amount of water over the trail leading up to the boardwalk (the boardwalk itself was fine). We were able to ride through it, but today, I found it hub-d...
Submitted by r1de on 11/23/16
11 | 22 | '16
Rode from the north end (through Duthie) to the Grand Ridge Drive crossing and back. Saw only a few other riders the entire way, and found very good trail conditions throughout. No sloppy mud anywhere, just a few puddles and bruises on ot...
Submitted by r1de on 11/23/16
10 | 30 | '16
Rode Devils Gulch up to the 4-way, then down Mission Ridge. Had been several years since I'd ridden this eastern WA classic, and it was time to hit it again.
Trails were in, well, decent shape, but there were a fair amount of deep rutted puddl...
Submitted by ethan on 11/15/16
11 | 12 | '16
It was a wet and stormy ride today. I started around 7am with a Bob trailer now mounted to my 29r. Using the Robert Axle Project thru axle accessory, and Bob bobbins, along with the longer IBEX 28 trailer fork, The 29r and trailer were ready to try t...
Submitted by tomvale on 11/13/16
11 | 08 | '16
Rode it today and the trail is in very good shape. Local crews have clearly been out and working...the majority of the trail has been blown off and al the drains have been opened. There was very little mud and water on the trail today. &n...
Submitted by woodway on 11/9/16
11 | 06 | '16
Trails are in decent early-winter shape. Evergreen crews are out almost every sunday morning performing trail maintenace. If you ride Paradise often, consider signing up for a work party and giving a little back. All help is welcome...
Submitted by woodway on 11/9/16