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• Anacortes Community Forest Lands in Anacortes, Washington
There is a little of everything here. I did find a couple of nice downhill runs, but I was riding an XC bike so it was more challenging. My advice is to plan to make a day of it and explore, you should find what you are looking for. The trails are shared with horses, but the droppings won'...
  Last reviewed: Aug 19, 2009
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• Banner Forest in Port Orchard, Washington
This network of trails has a little of everything except big hills. There are a few short and steep climbs and desents but it is mostly flat(ish). There are tight twisty trails with lots of roots, logs, and rocks. There are also some nice easy trails for our friends that are just getting s...
 Last reviewed: Dec 16, 2008
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• Beacon Hill in Spokane, Washington
Not just for advanced riders. My daughter and I ride it on days that won't be busy. We work our way up and have a fun ride down. Typically we ride up to the switch backs before the towers. Very fun ride.
Last reviewed: Nov 7, 2009
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• Beacon Hill in Spokane, Washington
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 ...
 Last reviewed: Oct 7, 2009
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• Beacon Run in Spokane, Washington
Insane downhill course and steep cross country. Saw person break new downhill frame hear and home to a few great backflip jumps
Last reviewed: Mar 2, 2006
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• Big Finn Hill in Kirkland, Washington
Located just to the south of St. Edwards. Several long circular routes. Some exciting down-hill sprints leading to very challenging up-hill grunt work. A couple of nice jumps can be found. Watch out for dogs walking their masters!
Last reviewed: May 8, 2009
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• Blue Buck Trail in Twisp, Washington
The trail follows along a steep side hill above the creek for most of the lower part of the trail. The trail is very narrow but mostly smooth with short steep sections and some rather flat sections. This is a fun trail, especially on the downhill. This trail could be accessed from the uppe...
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• Buck Mountain in Winthrop, Washington
This is a beautify ride with plenty of challenging single track on a ridge surrounding the Methow Valley. The ride begins with a steep ascent up a forest service road followed by plenty of rolling single track. The single track meanders through sage covered hillsides and piney forest be...
Last reviewed: Sep 10, 2008
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• Capitol Forest in Olympia, Washington
The trail goes both ways. The easiest ride is towards Camp Wedekind. There are a couple of rough sections but this is mostly an easy grade. The upper end close to Camp Wedekind is on an old narrow gauge railroad bed. To the east the trail east starts out across the road/creek from Falls Cr...
Last reviewed: Nov 23, 2008
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• Chehalis Western Trail in Lacey, Washington
The trail runs north-south through the heart of Thurston County and links up with the County-owned 14.5-mile Yelm to Tenino Trail. It passes through a variety of ecosystems and environments in both the urban and rural areas of the County. It provides access to over 170-acres of park land i...
Last reviewed: Jul 20, 2008
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• Cherry Valley in Duval, Washington
Nice variety of single & double track and lots of service roads.
Last reviewed: Oct 24, 2006
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• Cowiche Canyon in Yakima, Washington
This is an easy beginner trail, nearly double-track wide that follows the flow of Cowiche creek, through the Cowiche Canyon. Bluffs line the ridge of the canyon and water flows year round. Beware of rattlesnakes, and in the summer months dehydration, as temps in eastern Washington hover ne...
Last reviewed: Oct 8, 2009
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• Cranberry Lake - Acfl in Anacortes, Washington
A well planned set of mostly singletrack trails cut through thick forests around a few lakes and over several ridges. There are a couple of old FS roads at the south end of this area that link several trails together. Out of the three ACFL area’s this one has the most beginner/intermedia...
Last reviewed: Sep 6, 2009
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• Dash Point State Park in Tacoma, Washington
single track.. well over all this is a good trail system one of the best marked trail systems i have ever ridden. there are even maps at the ranger station. if you park of at one of the small side streets you do not have to pay to park either. it is a good ride but be sure to get a map ...
Last reviewed: Sep 10, 2007
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• Devil's Gulch in Cashmere, Washington
This trail starts out with a steady climb, criss-crossing Mission Creek several times as it heads up the canyon. At roughly 3600' the real fun begins when switchbacks come into play. The last two miles are brutal on the legs and lungs, but the views of the surrounding peaks are incredibl...
Last reviewed: Oct 22, 2008
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• Devils Gulch & Mission Ridge in Cashmere, Washington
One of the best! Up Devils Gulch trail and down Mission Ridge.
Last reviewed: Oct 20, 2008
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• Engineer Bluff in Ft Lewis, Washington
All double track or fire road. Great beginner trail with a lot of ups and downs. I used to ride it on my lunch break.
Last reviewed: Nov 23, 2008
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• Fish Lake Trail in Spokane / Cheney, Washington
The Trail is newly paved to Spokane. There are a few spots that still aren't finished, but easy to walk across. Very steady grade and easy for all ages and levels.
Last reviewed: Nov 7, 2009
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• Foothills Trail in Orting, Washington
All paved trails. Very few small hills, not steep hills, easy to ride up the hills. Lots of natures, few restrooms, alots of resting spots with benches.
Last reviewed: May 5, 2008
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• Fort Ebby St Park in Coupville/whidbey Is, Washington
This area is a literal maze of trails cut through the forest of this park and the adjoining Kettles Park, see pic of map. Although there are no mountains there are many, many small steep hills. Most of the intersections are well signed and the park service has done a great job of keeping d...
Last reviewed: Aug 21, 2009
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• Fort Ebey in Coupeville, Washington
This is a state park trail system with great ocean views & forested singletracks. There are two large trails, Kettles & Main Line that are the access roads/main hiking & equestrian trails. Off those trails there are many little networks of well maintained challenging singletracks. It's a g...
Last reviewed: Jul 6, 2009
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• Fort Steilacoom Park in Lakewood, Washington
This trail is recommend just for simple ride, training, family gathering, etc. not a full blast fun trail lol.
A 7-mile natural surface trail and a one-mile loop wind through this park in Lakewood.
At 340 acres, Fort Steilacoom Park is the largest park in Lakewood and provides a diverse ...
Last reviewed: Jul 20, 2008
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• Freund Creek in Leavenworth, Washington
This trail has a steady climb winding through the canyon and offers wonderful views. Once you get to the meadow the trail forks, Take the right fork. Take a short break at the top, then follow the main trail down. Be sure to have your breaks checked prior to this ride. The downhill po...
Last reviewed: May 13, 2009
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• Galbraith Mountain in Bellingham, Washington
XCountry and flowing downhill. Can be technical at times, optional go-arounds for all jumps and drops.
Last reviewed: Aug 23, 2009
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• Galbraith Mtn in Bellingham, Washington
Galbraith Mt. is located In Bellingham, WA. between Lakeway Dr. to the north, Yew St. to the west and Samish Dr. on the south. The most distinguishing feature on the mountain is a tall stand of trees at the top that was left untouched after the most recent logging. The trails up at the to...
Last reviewed: Jun 27, 2009
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