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Gibbs Lake trails

Nearby Town: Port Townsend, Washington
Ride Type: Many Trails To Choose
Trail Type: Single Track 70%
Dirt Road 30%
Distance: 5.00 miles (8.05 KM)
Duration: not specified.
Elevation Gain: 300 Feet (91 Meters)
Climbing: Steep At Times
Skill Level: Weekend Warriors
User Density: not specified.



Trail Description:
Lots of fun. Swim in the lake afterwards. Many loops to choose from.

How to get there:
South out of Port Townsend,Wa. on state 20. Left on state19 to West Valley road , (about 6 miles) turn right on W/V and go 4 miles to Gibbs Lake road. Turn right and go 1 mile. Parking lot on your right.


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Posted by: TeamSTW on 7/17/2011
Took our 10 year old with us for this ride. Scouts trail was a easy start for him. unless you come back the same way the trails down are intermediate or advanced. The trails are very well marked with ski type markings. Our son got the the hang of the roots after a bit and walked many of the hills. overall this was a fun trail, we will be back!


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Posted by: Robert M on 1/3/2007
The trails at Gibbs Lake are awesome. My uncle helps to build new trails. The loop around the lake is a good one for average or less than rider. There are also some very hard uphills and downhills on other trails. All around it is a fun place to ride for riders of all levels. If you haven't rode there , you really should get out there. You'll have a blast.


Posted by: Elf M. Sternberg on 8/20/2006
Fun trails, but brutal for newbies (and even not-so-newbies like my wife and I). Some intimidating downhills for the "weekend warrior" class, but beautiful terrain and very clean all the same.




 



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