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Trail Description:
The park has about 10 different small trails that you can connect to. Most of the trails are pretty easy to find and if you do get lost you can always find your way back because you are in a park. The different trails have something for everyone. There are no major climbs, but if you ride the whole network you will get a good workout. The trails are well maintained by the Cascades cycling club
How to get there:
Take I94 to West Ave. head south until it merges with 4th street. go a short way down 4th until you get to the park. It will be on the left side of the road.
Additional Notes:
Park by the pool then go north on the main road until you get to the trail head.
| Posted by: MTN=Blood&dirt on 5/30/2009 |
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Basically, what everyone else has said. It's nice and tight and not very populated. However, the real challenge of it all is making sure you're on the right trail. They all seem to mesh into one.
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| Posted by: Anthem2 on 10/30/2006 |
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Good things first: It's clearly set up for mountain biking with twisty forested single track and it's easy to get back out on to the park's paved roads to return to the car. However, the land just doesn't lend itself to a great mountain bike trail as it's just not very grand in any way.
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| Posted by: Slow Twitch on 12/20/2004 |
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I would actually call this trail a 3 and a half. there is some good riding to be had at this park but you probably won't experience it your first time there. I enjoyed the ride a lot more the second time when I wasn't searching so hard to find all the connecting trails. This park is set up so that you ride a bunch of little trails that when you are finished add up to a decent ride. However the trails are not that well marked and it is tough to find your way around the first time you ride it. Aside from that problem though the trails are well kept and the ride is a good workout.
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