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Trail Description:
Site of the annual Multiple Sclerosis Ride (Loop #1), Tokul Creek is Weyerhauser land with miles of trail. Please observe their rules on passive recreational use. Options to connect to Griffin Creek area and Tokul East areas as well. Mostly via the Snoqualmie Valley Trail. Trails may be accessed by crossing the street from the parking are and riding up the road to your left, past Rutherford Slough and around the yellow gate and on to gravel road up to the SVT. The multitude of single and doubletrack trails are above you and go on forever. well, almost.
How to get there:
I-90 East to the Preston/Fall City Exit. North through Preston and Fall City. In Fall City turn right, across the bridge toward Snoqualmie. Cross the bridge and turn left towards Carnation. Park in the parking lot near the ball fields, across the street from Fall City Guns.
Additional Notes:
Trail Description Courtesy of the Backcountry Bicycle Trails Club
| Posted by: Ricardo Mendes on 4/16/2006 |
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been in tokul two times in the last two weeks. the first one was with some guys that new the area and the second (yesterday) to ride the snoqualmie valley trail.
really nice area to ride BUT don't go if you don't know the trails or don't have someone that do. Easy to get lost and hard to find the trail heads.
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| Posted by: Torrential on 10/8/2004 |
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From the parking, go 50 yards up the road (north) and then right on SE 39th. Continue past the gate, ride up to the rail-trail. Turn left. Look for a double-track uphill with lots of loose rocks, a few hundred yards down. Go up, stay to the right. At the end, take the sharp switchback to the left. You'll find trails.
[Note to DirtWorld developers: I like to start my sentences with a capital letter. This popup saying that my caps-lock is on is REALLY DAMN ANNOYING. Write some code to check more than one character, would ya? Cripes.]
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| Posted by: RBA on 12/29/2003 |
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sorry guys. yet another poor review. directions from the parking area are Great. but that all ends after you ride past the gate. that is where all directions end. it all most seems like the trail / trails are secret. " multitude of single and doubletrack trails are above you " let's face it. that is not enough information. i saw one 50 yard trail about 1/2 way up to the john wayen rail trail on the left. and one disaster of a horse trail on the right near the yellow gate. thats it. also i personaly think that the " no map " exuse is a cop out. if the club can post a review on this area, telling everybody in the world about it, i dont see the sence in refusing to nail an sign on the trail head. trust me when i say it is discuraging at best to drive some place only to turn around and go home because the trail could not be found
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