Review: VERY SHORT!! But fun. After the switchback it is all smooth easy downhill. You don't even need to pedal if you don't want to. Simple ride, good starting point for a new rider. I took the switchback route as recommended by previous reviews. I left my car at the trail head (not sure if I was supposed to or not). I rode the trail down to the switchback in less than 5 minutes, then rode the fun part of the trail in probably less than 5 minutes. It dumped me off at a road, and the ride back to the car was about 10 minutes (I didn't know where I was at first). The total circuit was like 24 minutes, back to the car. Plan to make a couple runs to make your trip worthwhile. Not bad for a local ride. I wouldn't travel out of your way for this one though.

Review: slow boring. no parking near the trail head. there is places your can build but no one has. im sure the richy rich locals wouldnt like that.

Review: Most is pretty simple 5 foot wide gravel trail. really easy and muddy in winter

Similar Trail: Cooks Butte

Review: It was ok. Pretty easy trail. only a handful of rocks and stuff. goes by really quick. Gps Coordinates to trailhead: N 45 24.960' W 122 42.223'

* Review edited 10/3/2010

Review: Being a mountain biker in the Portland area is hard because there are few mtb trails to ride. One day i was exploring and found this and although it's short, it keeps me satisfied until i can go on a road trip for some serious riding. It starts out as crush gravel with roots that are fun to jump and then after a switchback it gets rocky and technical for a section before smoothing out into a flowy and very fast singletrack. My only complaint is that i wish it were longer! If you live in Lake Oswego, this is a great trail for you.