Although some are excellent riding trails, there are many that mountain bike riders would not choose to use. Some are just too steep to ascend or descend without walking. What follows are names and descriptions of some good mountain-biking trails and how to find them. How you rate them will of course depend on your riding experience, the kind of bike you use, your goals, and the ever-changing factors of weather and trail conditions. Additional Information Trail guide pamphlets are available at the District Ranger Stations and the Forest Headquarters .
Information includes specific trail information and directions for locating trails.
The trail, not far from the Vancouver metro area, is exceptional for its striking views and scenic forest beauty. It parallels Siouxon Creek for about 7 miles, and for most of this section is canopied in deep shade. The closest parking to this section is at the end of the 5701 Road. The trail extends in either direction for a total of 12 miles but is much more difficult. The trail is very popular, heavily traversed by hikers and horseback riders, so you've got to watch out for others.