Trail Description:
Rolling singletrack trail. Has short steep uphills and downhills. Very thechnical in places. Great place to polish up your skills. basically 100% singletrack except where it crosses obscure gravel roads.
How to get there:
From Portland, OR go out US Route 26 west to State Route 6 (Wilson River Highway). Follow Highway 6 to the summit of the coast range (1/2hr?) and turn left at the Browns Camp sign. There is a parking lot and the trail begins up a small gravel road right off the gravel parking lot. Usually there are motorbikes around, but they stay off the bike trails. This trail is one of my all time favorites.
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| Posted by: Shaun Hoyt on 5/1/2010 |
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This trail was quite amazing. I was out of shape and it definitely kicked my @ss! Great condition, only some parts had some rough stumps and roots, but it was a good break for the quads. We went and there was no one on the trail and only the occasional 2 stroke and gun fire in the distant. We will be back soon for more and I need a new bike! It got trashed! Don't try this trail unless you have a few hours to dedicate to finding the right route. Can be sort of confusing but not it all makes sense.
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| Posted by: oregon111 on 10/4/2009 |
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good riding - i rode an 8 mile loop out here a few years ago
/ but the noise was REALLY bad - bad enough that i went elsewhere to ride - the wilson river trail is awesome
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| Posted by: pismobike on 7/6/2009 |
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We did Storey Burn, Summit, Gravelle and Historic trails this weekend. This is the best mt biking there is. Scenic, buff and technical trails with lots of up/down. Also do Sickler Lars if you want to do some all mountain!
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| Posted by: Ducksinarow on 1/15/2009 |
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Excellent trails almost year round. Rains and snowmelt make this much tougher in wet months. I recommend waiting for the trails to dry for enjoyment and trail preservation.
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| Posted by: Rob on 7/23/2007 |
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There are maps of the trails at
http://www.oregon.gov/ODF/TSF/docs/StoreyBurnTrail.pdf
http://www.oregon.gov/ODF/TSF/docs/HistoricHikingTrail.pdf
Haven’t done it yet but I have heard good things.
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| Posted by: Christoph on 9/21/2006 |
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Good times! When its wet is more difficult also much more difficult to do trail counter-clockwise. Recommend parking at Rogers camp trailhead as it is less insane than Browns with all of the ATVs
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