Ride Reports
03 | 18 | '16
Trails not quite ready yet. Still way too soft in spots. Some of the lower area trails will be ready in a week or two, but the upper trails (above the Oh Deer cutoff) won't be ridable for a few more weeks at best. Watch for updates....
Submitted by Kevin Dwight on 3/19/16
03 | 17 | '16
I was looking for solitude and to explore new trails - ended up riding part of the CCC trail. I was also curious what the stream crossings would look like this time of year. I parked in the Mt. Si lot. The road part of the trail was great, a fe...
Submitted by on 3/17/16
03 | 16 | '16
Trails are all in great shape, very little water or mud.
There are a few trees down on Mainline, Two Trees, Ephemeral and Cedar Run. The tree on Cedar Run is across the ladder bridge with the kinky turn around a tree. The downed tree com...
Submitted by woodway on 3/17/16
03 | 05 | '16
Skookum/White River has lots and lots of trees down across the trail and some washouts.
Good news is that the Skookum Trail is mostly cleared from the lower trailhead to just past the falls. Most are singletons to step over or around but Skook...
Submitted by jackd49 on 3/6/16
03 | 05 | '16
First time here. The southern side was pretty well drained, although it was still slippery. The Northeast end, North of the entrance, was a little wet and had some significant puddles and mud spots. Work in the clear cut is ongoing (we saw some guys...
Submitted by Ludaman21 on 3/5/16
02 | 25 | '16
I am certain that at some point this was cool - but now - it is straight sketchy and long out of shape. It now belongs to the homeless. People walking thru the area were shocked to see me there - like they have never seen anyone ride ther...
Submitted by Jensers on 3/1/16
02 | 28 | '16
Kind of wet in some areas but mostly tacky dirt. There is quite a bit of mud by the ladder bridge on southern traverse and the jumps at the end of cedar run have been rebuilt and are very much better.
Submitted by el_gonzito on 3/1/16
02 | 20 | '16
Rode it on a beautiful Saturday in February. There are a lot of leaves scattered about which makes some spots slippery. There is ongoing work on the trails west of 18th Ave in the area near the cemetary but further south it starts to be overgro...
Submitted by Ludaman21 on 2/23/16
02 | 14 | '16
The Wildcat trails were in great shape, despite the rain, wiith only a couple of short sections (especially rocky areas) where water was coming down the trail. Unfortunately the entire length of Beaver Pond is closed/blocked due to logging operations...
Submitted by jhouk on 2/19/16
02 | 09 | '16
Derailed is the newest trail at Port Gamble. The 2016 map on this site des show it but it will not be on the trail maps available at the trail heads. If you park on Stottlemeyer take the trails to Map location 11 (yellow 11 on maps). From this locati...
Submitted by van462 on 2/15/16
02 | 10 | '16
I used to ride Tolt pretty regularly, but hadn't been back since before the big clear-cut. I wasn't really sure what to expect, but I was definitely pleasantly surprised. Not only were a lot of my old favorite trails still around - and in...
Submitted by r1de on 2/14/16
02 | 13 | '16
There was a lot of standing water, gunky mud, and slick roots. The majority of the trails just aren't designed to drain. As long as you are okay getting very wet and muddy you will have a great ride! Soaring Eagle is always fun!
Submitted by Tom_me11 on 2/13/16
02 | 13 | '16
Did this route for the first time. I parked at the ballfields and went clockwise up the pipeline. A good climb. This is a nice workout but the dampness was a little slippery so corners on the double track, or wide paths, were slick. Nice morning out....
Submitted by tomvale on 2/13/16
02 | 08 | '16
Trails were near perfect - no blowdown, no muck. Just hero dirt.
Submitted by r1de on 2/10/16
02 | 08 | '16
01 | 27 | '16
Lots of large trees are down (10+) on the Summit Trail and Preston Railroad. Some smallter trees are down on Joy Ride and Silent Swamp. Will definitely need a chainsaw to get most of these out.
Trail Forks - Tiger Mountain Trail Status
Submitted by jmahler on 1/29/16
01 | 10 | '16
With the recently built loop near the parking lot BDOS has become a great option for our family with twin 7 year old girls and a 5 year old boy. It provides instant fun with the new trail starting so close to the parking lot. The trail is in great co...
Submitted by bubba4456 on 1/11/16
01 | 09 | '16
Being located near my house, I have ridden, hiked, run, and walked the dog on these trails hundreds of times throughout the years. The best thing about the trails is that they are close by for me, otherwise, I do not think it is worth the drive...
Submitted by Tapeworm on 1/10/16
01 | 07 | '16
I really enjoy the flow lines of this trail complete with banked corners. Unfortunately, it is very difficult to maintain much speed on this trail system as there is an over abundance of "whoops" (sp?) in the trail. Most of these whoops a...
Submitted by Tapeworm on 1/10/16
01 | 08 | '16
Rode all the trails today for the first time today. Outstanding little MTB system. I just moved to Puyallup from Mount Vernon, so I was a little spoiled with Gabby, Little Mountain, the ACFL trails and BC so close. This place rocks. Hustle and flow i...
Submitted by JD on 1/9/16