Twentyfive Mile Creek

Trail Description:
Long, strenuous climb on fire road (~8 mi) rewarded by non-stop downhill singletrack through alpine meadows, granite outcrops, thick alpine vegetation, and forest fire-scared terrain. This is followed by rolling singletrack along 25mile creek. Riding the road and singletrack puts this ride in epic class. Alternative is to drop a car and drive up about 7 miles of the road.

How to get there:
Head up the west side of Lake Chelan from the city of Chelan. Once past Twenty-five mile state park, look for Shady Pass Road on the left (FS5900). Park at Ramona Campground

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