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Scapoose Mountain Bike Trail
Scapoose, Oregon
MTB TRAIL STATS
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2 trail reviews |
| Status: |
Difficulty:  Intermediate |
| Length: 8 miles | Global Rank: #1283 |
| Tread: Singletrack | Configuration: Network |
| Ridden: 8 | Wishlist: 1 |
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Description: I have only ridden these trails once with a buddy who lives near here and don't know much about them. There are no maps available that I have found. The trails are a network of tight singletrack with some fun, short steep climbs and descents with some great roots, jumps and woops thrown in randomly. It seems to be over an area with 3 or 4 hills but overall elevation change is small. There are some quick, tight sections which make this place fun. If I lived in Stumptown, I would definitely head out here after work for some stress relief. Go explore, you can't really get lost b/c all the trails lead back to the same road.
If someone else knows this area, please elaborate more about this network of trails!
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Description: I have only ridden these trails once with a buddy who lives near here and don't know much about them. There are no maps available that I have found. The trails are a network of tight singletrack with some fun, short steep climbs and descents with some great roots, jumps and woops thrown in randomly. It seems to be over an area with 3 or 4 hills but overall elevation change is small. There are some quick, tight sections which make this place fun. If I lived in Stumptown, I would definitely head out here after work for some stress relief. Go explore, you can't really get lost b/c all the trails lead back to the same road.
If someone else knows this area, please elaborate more about this network of trails!
added on June 8, 2009 by 
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reviewed by halleen on January 25, 2011
No long uphills. Short steep climbs and coresponding downhills with tight and wide open switchback terrain through 20-40 year old Douglas Fir tree plantation terrain. Ground has a smooth surface with clay soil. Tight in places, hooked my climbing bars on a tree and went down. Jan. 25, 2011
reviewed by o2bsrfn on June 6, 2010
Haven't downhilled here yet, but hear it's great. I hit the second trail section on the left as you climb up the main trail past the blue gate. Someone there called this one 'Lollipop'. It's short and sweet, so the name fits. watch out for the trees down in the trail, they range in size and how much effort goes into going over them. Also the mud and rain on the root sections makes this side very slippery, however local guy said that this one was the least difficult under such wet slippery conditions.
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