Reviewed by: Devstr , from Bothell, Wa

Summary:
A little single track a little logging road and alot of rocks. Bring a extra tube if you have a hardtail. It's gradual uphill for about 6 1/2 miles to Wallace lake, then there are other trails from the lake. The way down is well worth the ride up, on weekends you might hit someone on the way down if you are not careful but during the weekday--Go for it-- you'll probably be the only one there.

Recommended Route:
Start at the Wallace falls parking lot--note-- You will have to start paying $5.00 a day to park. This trail and park was almost closed down because of lack of funds, so be cool.

Reviewed by: Jordan O. , from Maltby

Summary:
Not too difficult of a ride. It is nice to have a destination such as Wallace Lake and the falls. I don't know how this ride is 20 miles, felt more like 10 or a bit more. Loggin roads are okay, views of clear-cuts are not too impressive, but there are nice views of the valley, river and other mountains. Overall, I had a fun time riding this trail and would do it all over again.

Recommended Route:
Follow the trail from the parking lot. Take the Woodsy Trail parting from the regular hiking trail (left). Signs are posted most of the way. Not too difficult to find your way to the lake.

Reviewed by: Leafblower , from seattle, WA

Summary:
I rode this trail because I was in the area and I figured what the heck even though some people had given it a lowly 1 star rating. Let's get something straight up front, a 1 star trail is a whole heck of a lot better than a zero star trail which is the rating for sitting at home thinking about going riding. So diminished expectations made this a lot of fun. A nice climb on a wide path, yes, half of it is a switch backed road through clearcut, but all in all just fine. And there was a destination, an actual lake, as opposed to riding around on a trail all day and then getting in the car. The ride down was great. So no real rolling single track but a nice out-in-the-woods experience nonetheless. Went back again a few days later on a Saturday. The parking lot was jammed and settlers down the road sold parking for $2, but once out on the trail it was basically deserted. Compare and contrast to Tiger Mountain on a weekend which has more people and testosterone than a crowded locker room. Don't waste your time. Still searching for the right combo of distance from the city, a nice ride and not too many people.

Recommended Route:
Up and back.

Other recommended trails in the same area:
St. Edwards for city folk who want regular practice without the drive (you can ride out there even).