Review Date June 6, 2002 Overall Rating
4 of 5
Ridden Trail: Once a month
Visitors rate this review 4.50 of 5,
2 votes
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Reviewed by: jule
, from coos bay Summary: It is a pretty fast trail, especially the lower section. The top section from the meadow down is in dire need of clearing, blackberries and trees break your flow, but it is worth it to get to the lower section and axe creek! Both rip. watch out for poison oak, especially in the open areas. all in all this is a pretty fun ride, the best downhill that I know of around here. go ride it, improve it, make some jumps or something, oh yea, this is a challenging trail for beginners and fun for anyone else Other recommended trails in the same area: errrr... not really, blueridge and winchester are motorcycle rut city...
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Review Date April 23, 2001 Overall Rating
4 of 5
Ridden Trail: Every few months
Visitors rate this review 5.00 of 5,
2 votes
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Reviewed by: Carl Gurney
, from Myrtle Point Summary: This route includes quite a few hills, if you like uphill you'll like this route. It has many challenging trails, with rapid downhill. Beginers should expect this to be a difficult route, you may wind up doing more walking than you want. If you want to know more about this trail system and other local trails, talk to the people at Moes Bike Shop, located in North Bend on Highway 101. Recommended Route: Go up Jones Cr. Road, when the road forks take a right. This will be uphill. You will pass three main junctions, stay to the right. The fourth junction will come on semi level ground, hang a left, follow the road until you reach the top. You should pass an iron gate before you reach the top. The first trail will start on the right, looks like a dirt road with a large dirt barrier in front of it, follow this trail to the next road. This trail includes both uphill and downhill and will take you through prarie, logged areas, and forest. Turn left on this dirt road, continue until you reach a trail that diverges to the left side into a clearing (approx .25 mi from where you turn onto the road). Follow this trail all the way down until you meet a gravel road, this will be downhill, beginers should expect to walk a little, it gets somewhat hairy. Turn right up the hill, go about .25-.5 mi. There will be a trail on a right hand corner, just continue straight onto that trail. Follow this trail to the next gravel road, there's a steep drop from the trail to the road. Turn right and proceed up the road, at the first junction take a right. At the next junction take a left, from here. This climb will take a while, the next trail will be on the left. It will go uphill for a short distance, before leveling off in an old growth forest. Once on this trail there will be a junction (*), take a left and you will wind up back on a gravel road after some intense switch backs. Follow the road downhill to where you started on Jones Cr Road. If you are not tired, you can take the right turn at the junction (*) this will lead to a fast downhill trail leading to Big Cr. Road, from here follow the road downhill (stay on the main road) to Jones Cr. Road, this will close the loop that youve made. Other recommended trails in the same area: Winchester Trails, on highway 101. The guys at Moe's Bike Shop in North Bend will have directions.
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