Gales Creek

Trail Description:
Gales Creek campground and trailhead is across the road from Browns/Rogers camp. This is a new network of trails built by the state in the last 2 years. Go on undulating single track due west for 1 mile to the bridge at fork of Gales. If you go left, you climb steeply up to Storey burn road, about 3 miles and 1500 ft. from there you can continue on trail to a bridge under hwy 6 and back onto motorcycle trails. if you go right, you go up north fork of gales. The summit of that is 6 miles up from car. Lovely winding singletrack through old burn glades. Next year, the FS will build the trail on north to cockburn. And, you can even loop the two trails together, but that's a gonzo/abusive one--take several maps and GPS!

How to get there:
Portland to hwy26 West to hwy 6, and almost to the coast range summit at Brown's Camp. Gales Creek campground is on the right (n) about .8 miles before summit. Go 1/2 mile down dirt road to campground trailhead parking

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