Ride Reports
05 | 15 | '16
Raining pretty much everywhere but completely dry there. Forgot how much you have to climb!
Submitted by ericknud on 5/15/16
04 | 01 | '16
Have never riden out here and weather was great and wanted to give it a try with a twist...Bring an overnight backpack and spend the night up the Dungeness trail past the trailhead and finish the loop the next day. Weather was spectacular and I...
Submitted by izaakk on 5/15/16
05 | 08 | '16
Knowing that it was early season and that it's key descriptor was "rocky", I was feeling ready to try this relatively short and underused ride in the lovely Middle Fork area looking for some solitude. I have been really into doing bike/hike com...
Submitted by izaakk on 5/15/16
05 | 13 | '16
Today's route: Master Link > Quick Link > Summit Road > ETS > Preston > Silent Swamp > Joy Ride > NW Timber --- 14.7 miles.
This is my second time riding Tiger this year, and I have to say that I am overly impressed by Eve...
Submitted by ReadyFreddy on 5/13/16
05 | 10 | '16
Ranger Creek trail is clear to Little Ranger Peak(first 2 miles) then wrecked the rest of the way - blowdowns, entire switchbacks gone, big rootballs to navigate over/under/around-these are not just "step overs."
Palisades has lots of blowdown - you...
Submitted by jackd49 on 5/12/16
05 | 07 | '16
Trails are in great shape. A lot of down, small branches, but no issues. Few mtb riders, and several friendly folks on horseback. Thanks to the trail builders!
Submitted by bobbmull on 5/10/16
05 | 07 | '16
The loop is in great shape with just a couple muddy patches. The balsam root is hanging on, prime in some spots done in others. Cow free until the beginning of June. Time to ride it!
Submitted by D Acheson on 5/9/16
05 | 08 | '16
A timber harvest is scheduled to start later this week that will affect Poopy D and Middle trails. Until the logging is complete, stay off of these trails and the active harvest area, and be aware of truck traffic on the roads.
Submitted by JustinVP on 5/8/16
05 | 08 | '16
Overall really impressed with the ridability of the trail. It rained overnight and it rained twice for very brief periods while we were there, but no standing water. Low pollen, etc.. Overall perfect conditions.
I will say that the raspberries...
Submitted by nateglissmeyer on 5/8/16
05 | 07 | '16
Added this trail to the site for those of you looking for a variable vertical fire road ride. There is slushy snow at 3700 feet for about a quarter mile of hike a bike for another week or two but the summit is in the sun and clear. The ride down was...
Submitted by tomvale on 5/8/16
05 | 05 | '16
All trails are open and riding well and the recent rain showers have made things even better. We are working on a new loop trail (Mallory's Trail) to the top of the Outback which had the most iconic views on the entire trail system. The de...
Submitted by on 5/6/16
05 | 03 | '16
The Butte is riding good. It rained Wed and Thur so it should be better than when I rode ealier this week. Enjoy
Submitted by on 5/6/16
05 | 01 | '16
Great ride. I'd never ridden there before. This is my first ever report.
Four of us parked at the lower Cub Creek trailhead and rode the bikes 3 miles up the road to the "Deer Valley" sign. LOTS of shade breaks on the way up as this was...
Submitted by Ugly Dabber on 5/5/16
05 | 02 | '16
On Sunday I took my son all the way down to BDOS from Kirkland to check out the new trails and let him ride his new birthday bike. My last trip down there had me wishing for my ancient hardtail since it's a better bike for slow and twisty trails than...
Submitted by jasocass on 5/4/16
05 | 01 | '16
White River Trail is now clear of all downed trees from start to finish.
Skookum is cleared from Rd 73 up a little past the falls (2.6 miles) then a couple big messes of downed trees before a nasty bad washout at mile 3.8
From Buck Creek Rd t...
Submitted by jackd49 on 5/3/16
04 | 30 | '16
Spent the last two Saturdays riding the west side to the ridge line roads, and then by starting at Olney Pass and riding the ridge line to the tower. There is some timber development going on up there on top and the clear cutting has made a clearing...
Submitted by tomvale on 4/30/16
04 | 23 | '16
The trail itself is covered in 3-4 feet of snow. Snow line is about a mile an a half down the road from the trailhead, and the snow on the road is pretty deep as well. Totally unrideable, even if you had a fat bike.
Submitted by jayspe on 4/24/16
04 | 20 | '16
Road is in great shape and only 2 or 3 miles of gravel and even this was easy 3rd/4th gear stuff. Trail is in great shape for the 1st 4 miles only one or two step over trees across the trail. But by mile 6 more and more trees down and lac...
Submitted by jackd49 on 4/21/16
04 | 17 | '16
I came to the Coho Campground at 9:30 at it was apocalyptically empty. My goal was to ride the loop around the Wynoochee Lake by my mountain bike so I found the trailhead and went clockwise. The trail looked really unpopular. There were lots of falle...
Submitted by Dc.Sheff.yO on 4/20/16
04 | 16 | '16
This Saturday we had a great trip. I was conquering the trails with my mountain bike and my friend was hiking. We parked at Buck Creek Campground and started our journey with Ranger Creek trail. It was in a great shape right up to the Little Ranger P...
Submitted by Dc.Sheff.yO on 4/20/16