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Beacon Hill Mountain Bike Trail
Spokane, Washington
MTB TRAIL STATS
Avg Rating:   |
1 trail review |
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Status: updated 10/24/08 by AK_Dan |
Difficulty:  Intermediate |
| Length: 25 miles | Global Rank: #1089 |
| Tread: Singletrack | Configuration: Network |
| Ridden: 13 | Wishlist: 1 |
| Elevation Gain/Loss: +701/-850 ft |
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Description: A plethora of trails and routes covering this small mountain sitting on the eastern edge of the city of Spokane. There are a few jeep trails mainly along the power line route headed to the NE, but mainly just a lot of singletrack. No real signage although some of the locals have attempted to color-code some routes with ribbon, paint, etc. Some technical routes and some long, fast runs through the forest.
Description: A plethora of trails and routes covering this small mountain sitting on the eastern edge of the city of Spokane. There are a few jeep trails mainly along the power line route headed to the NE, but mainly just a lot of singletrack. No real signage although some of the locals have attempted to color-code some routes with ribbon, paint, etc. Some technical routes and some long, fast runs through the forest.
added on October 24, 2008 by 
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reviewed by AK_Dan on October 7, 2009
A year after my first ride here this place is more fun than ever. There is more continuity to a lot of the singletrack making some great defined runs. At the top of Beacon Hill itself is a flat area with a large antenna array, if you ride around the edge you will see several singletracks heading down in different directions. Heading down along the ridge to the East paralleling the power line will take you to another area full of trails and some downhill runs full of manmade props and natural big drops. I rode about 20 miles of trails in the last 2 days and never did find the exact trail in Madslackers videos, there are that many. I saved a GPS track today of the more popular trails from the Esmerelda golf course up and over Beacon Hill, East down the ridge and coming out on Upriver Dr at Sekani Park. There are a lot more trails all through here but this could give you an idea of the terrain.
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