Reviewed by: Dave , from Salem

Summary:
Nice trails, everything from entry level to nose bleed steep down hills. lots of tight stuff, creek crossing and oh yes willamette valley mud it is slick...

Recommended Route:
follow Browning to the end and there you have it...

Reviewed by: Mike , from Salem, OR

Summary:
Rode this trail for the first time today. It was a lot of fun. I am looking forward to exploring the many side trails in the area.

Recommended Route:
parked at the end of Browning.

Reviewed by: Ironhorse2.0 , from Salem

Summary:
there is a pretty fun loop that my friends and I made where you start at the top of the hill in the back of the cemetery, and go down a really steep decent and then you go down the hill across the creek and to the right. you will come to a large stump and then you walk up the hill a little ways to the left and then go right. go a little ways and to the left around the corner you can see foot prints on the left. follow those for a little bit then you can ride. the trail is kind of hard to see right now cause this part of it hasn't been ridin alot yet. the trail goes down hill and then you come back to the main trail so just go straight across it and you will come to a fun tech trail and then it comes out to a trail called sleepy hollow and go straight across it and it is a short little loop part that goes back to sleepy hollow and just go up the trail. when you get to the top you will come out to the main trail. you can go left or right. if you go left then you will come to the tech trail on the left but if you keep going then you will come to the stump again. if you go right from sleepy hollow you will come out on the road and if you go straight you will come to more trails at the end. on the left there is a wide grassy road that goes up to browning. just before the grassy road on the left there is a steep little decent that i went down. it is not a steep as the first hill behind belcrest. i do that one to.

Recommended Route:
stay on the main trail, but my friends and i have made three new trails and there are more to come. they are all off the main trail but you just have to look for them. They are on the north side of the paved road that is there for no reason.

Other recommended trails in the same area:
If you live in the salem area, there is a petition at Santiam bike shop for some land to build trails on. so if you sign it, the better chance we have to get some new mtb trails going.

Reviewed by: bob , from okhoma

Summary:
Thanks for listing a local trail!!!!!! to salem. OH, Guys, Get your Girls something they can ride-she might just surprise you!!!

Recommended Route:
Gals and Guys-we need some trails farther out the south side of salem. Theres hills and country side all over the South Salem to Jefferson area. If anyone knows of any local trail to the salem area Review them please. And if you want to hook up and ride give a way to contact you.

Other recommended trails in the same area:
for real mt. biking go to Dallas the closest, mcdonald forest the next, and By FAR Alpine trail in Oakride is the Real Woman's/Man's Trail!!!

Reviewed by: GTTrek , from Salem,Or.

Summary:
oops road

Recommended Route:
oops sorry ROAD