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Paradise Valley Mountain Bike Trail
Woodinville, Washington
MTB TRAIL STATS
Avg Rating:   |
5 trail reviews |
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Status: updated 5/14/12 by sl0wdive |
Difficulty:  Beginner |
| Length: 15 miles | Global Rank: #1141 |
| Tread: Singletrack | Configuration: Network |
| Ridden: 16 | Wishlist: 8 |
| Avg. Speed: 5 mph | Avg. Time: 2hr 0min |
| Elevation Gain/Loss: +1,909/-2,779 ft | |
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Description: NOTICE: THIS AREA IS CLOSED!! Write to Snohomish county parks and voice your concern! Located 1.5 miles east of 522 on the Paradise Lake road, Maltby, WA. Consists of a nice mix of Double and single track trails. Some of these trails were used by moto's and it shows. Now that the county has purchased the land for a park, the powered stuff is off limits. The area is mostly flat with just a couple of short hills to navigate. This is a good place for newbies to try there stuff, but the more experienced will enjoy it as well. Parking is located down a short steep hill just to the east of the trail entrance. Be sure not to block the driveway or mail boxes. NOTICE: THIS AREA IS CLOSED!!
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Description: NOTICE: THIS AREA IS CLOSED!! Write to Snohomish county parks and voice your concern! Located 1.5 miles east of 522 on the Paradise Lake road, Maltby, WA. Consists of a nice mix of Double and single track trails. Some of these trails were used by moto's and it shows. Now that the county has purchased the land for a park, the powered stuff is off limits. The area is mostly flat with just a couple of short hills to navigate. This is a good place for newbies to try there stuff, but the more experienced will enjoy it as well. Parking is located down a short steep hill just to the east of the trail entrance. Be sure not to block the driveway or mail boxes. NOTICE: THIS AREA IS CLOSED!!
added on September 18, 2004 by 
TRAIL REVIEWS review this trail
reviewed by holloppy on April 19, 2012
Beautiful area to ride. Had a great time in the trees and navigating the twisting turning trails. Tons of different ways to navigate through this trail system, even if it is just riding a trail in reverse for a totally different track. The MTB park was super fun and technical in spots. Not much climbing but with some very technical sections with roots I consider it more moderate difficulty.
* Review edited 4/19/2012
reviewed by jmarshall on June 10, 2010
Great trail for newbies! Rode in the mud today on it and had a great time. The Mt. Bike park was a cool little side track. The was only one trail that we rode that was harder then I expected, lots of roots with rolling hills and major mud puddles, oh and the narrow bridge that was slick from the rain. Other then that, it was a great park that I can hit when I get off work. We did talk to another MTB'er out there that said this trail was way better when dry, so I know I will be riding it again!
Similar Trail: Hart Lake
reviewed by gorlyfuzz on June 10, 2010
Just did the trail on June 10 2010 and it's a good beginner trail with a good amount of side trails. Try to hit it when it's dry but the muddy trail kicked b*** today as well. RIDE IT!!!!!!
reviewed by roofinbri on May 8, 2009
THIS AREA IS NOW OPEN! On April 27 2009 Snohomish County Parks reopened this area. There is some newly built trails and features thanks to the Evergreen Mt Bike Club. Not a big area but several loop posibilities.
Similar Trail: St Edwards State Park
reviewed by bikabilly on May 13, 2007
When I get a new bike or part this is my first place I go to dial in. The technical stuff gives you a good feel for new bike or parts. (Novak's trail)
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