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Difficulty:  - Beginner |
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| Length: 20 miles | Global Rank: #4849 |
| Tread: Singletrack | Configuration: Network |
| Ridden: 7 | Wishlist: 1 |
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Description
This trail system is located on a plateau above the Spokane River and the bluffs to the W. Although there are a few gulleys and a bluff down to the river the area is relatively flat, a couple trails do climb up the base of the bluffs on the west side only to descend back down a while later. This ridable part of this park is aprox 5 miles long and 1 mi wide, there are several fun fire roads that wind through the plateau with many singletracks dissecting them, winding back & forth through the trees. Also a great and a bit more technical singletrack along the river. With the river on the east and the bluffs to the west it is pretty impossible to get lost here, just ride. The paved Centennial Tr (the 50 mi tr that runs all the way to Idaho) runs through the middle of the plateau also, so find it and get back to your car at any time.
jaxfrog on August 7, 2012
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Description
This trail system is located on a plateau above the Spokane River and the bluffs to the W. Although there are a few gulleys and a bluff down to the river the area is relatively flat, a couple trails do climb up the base of the bluffs on the west side only to descend back down a while later. This ridable part of this park is aprox 5 miles long and 1 mi wide, there are several fun fire roads that wind through the plateau with many singletracks dissecting them, winding back & forth through the trees. Also a great and a bit more technical singletrack along the river. With the river on the east and the bluffs to the west it is pretty impossible to get lost here, just ride. The paved Centennial Tr (the 50 mi tr that runs all the way to Idaho) runs through the middle of the plateau also, so find it and get back to your car at any time.
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on October 21, 2008
on October 21, 2008Trail Reviews [Add a review]
jaxfrog on August 7, 2012
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Review: Nice gravel trails, small boulders, few roots and a few steep incline/declines. A multi use trail with plenty of families hiking and biking on some sections. The scenery along the river and outlooks just amazing. The down part for me was the exorbitant $30 entrance fee, which is an annual pass to all WA state parks, but if you are passing through then you get no break. I had parked before even arriving at any gate entrance and without warning...just to find the parking fee with citation if not paid within 48. "caveat biker"
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Review: AK had a accurate review. This place is not very technical but still fun. You can haul down some hills and find tons of different trails that jut off the main ones.
Review: Plenty of good trails here if your just wanting to ride, I put over 25 miles on the bike here in an afternoon and never rode the same trail twice…
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