Ride Category: Loop
Ride Type Ratio: 25% gravel road, 75% single track
Ride Distance: 28 miles and 3300' of field measured elevation gain
Ride Time: 4 - 6 hours
Trailhead Directions: Take exit 95 off I-5. Follow Littlerock Road for a
few miles to the Waddell Creek Road intersection, turn right. Continue to the
next intersection with Sherman Valley Rd, this is "The Y".
Route Description: From 'The Y" follow Sherman Valley Road to C-Line
on the left, climb C-Line up to C-7000 on the right, climb up C-7000 to the
intersection with C-4000 and take a hard right through the yellow gate up to
the Capitol Peak towers, 2659'. Head towards the east towers and follow the
steep and technical rock section a couple hundred yards down to the trail
intersection and turn left. Follow trail to C-4000 intersection and turn right, go
to the first trail intersection and turn left (maybe Trail #50?, not marked).
Follow trail to the first road intersection with B-8500 and turn right, go down
to the next rail intersection with North Rim #1 and turn left, you will come to
another intersection very soon, stay right. Follow North Rim #1 down to
Middle Waddell Loop trail intersection and continue straight and follow it
back to Sherman Valley road, turn left, your car is 50 yards down.
Ride Summary: This ride is a bit of a monster. The trails have very good
flow, but are broken up by woop-dee-doos from the moto traffic, very fun
and also fairly tiring. The berms down North Rim are sweet. Middle Waddell
is a classic Capitol Forest "traversing descent". The view are incredible on this
ride, from The Peak and also from B-8500. The North Rim #1 section is not
recommended in the winter. Watch out for trail tacos.
Ride Submitted By: olywajim@yahoo.com
07.07.06
Ride Type Ratio: 25% gravel road, 75% single track
Ride Distance: 28 miles and 3300' of field measured elevation gain
Ride Time: 4 - 6 hours
Trailhead Directions: Take exit 95 off I-5. Follow Littlerock Road for a
few miles to the Waddell Creek Road intersection, turn right. Continue to the
next intersection with Sherman Valley Rd, this is "The Y".
Route Description: From 'The Y" follow Sherman Valley Road to C-Line
on the left, climb C-Line up to C-7000 on the right, climb up C-7000 to the
intersection with C-4000 and take a hard right through the yellow gate up to
the Capitol Peak towers, 2659'. Head towards the east towers and follow the
steep and technical rock section a couple hundred yards down to the trail
intersection and turn left. Follow trail to C-4000 intersection and turn right, go
to the first trail intersection and turn left (maybe Trail #50?, not marked).
Follow trail to the first road intersection with B-8500 and turn right, go down
to the next rail intersection with North Rim #1 and turn left, you will come to
another intersection very soon, stay right. Follow North Rim #1 down to
Middle Waddell Loop trail intersection and continue straight and follow it
back to Sherman Valley road, turn left, your car is 50 yards down.
Ride Summary: This ride is a bit of a monster. The trails have very good
flow, but are broken up by woop-dee-doos from the moto traffic, very fun
and also fairly tiring. The berms down North Rim are sweet. Middle Waddell
is a classic Capitol Forest "traversing descent". The view are incredible on this
ride, from The Peak and also from B-8500. The North Rim #1 section is not
recommended in the winter. Watch out for trail tacos.
Ride Submitted By: olywajim@yahoo.com
07.07.06
View from B-8500
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Taco time
Ride Category: Loop
Ride Type Ratio: 25% gravel road, 75% single track
Ride Distance: 28 miles and 3300' of field measured elevation gain
Ride Time: 4 - 6 hours
Trailhead Directions: Take exit 95 off I-5. Follow Littlerock Road for a
few miles to the Waddell Creek Road intersection, turn right. Continue to the
next intersection with Sherman Valley Rd, this is "The Y".
Route Description: From 'The Y" follow Sherman Valley Road to C-Line
on the left, climb C-Line up to C-7000 on the right, climb up C-7000 to the
intersection with C-4000 and take a hard right through the yellow gate up to
the Capitol Peak towers, 2659'. Head towards the east towers and follow the
steep and technical rock section a couple hundred yards down to the trail
intersection and turn left. Follow trail to C-4000 intersection and turn right, go
to the first trail intersection and turn left (maybe Trail #50?, not marked).
Follow trail to the first road intersection with B-8500 and turn right, go down
to the next rail intersection with North Rim #1 and turn left, you will come to
another intersection very soon, stay right. Follow North Rim #1 down to
Middle Waddell Loop trail intersection and continue straight and follow it
back to Sherman Valley road, turn left, your car is 50 yards down.
Ride Summary: This ride is a bit of a monster. The trails have very good
flow, but are broken up by woop-dee-doos from the moto traffic, very fun
and also fairly tiring. The berms down North Rim are sweet. Middle Waddell
is a classic Capitol Forest "traversing descent". The view are incredible on this
ride, from The Peak and also from B-8500. The North Rim #1 section is not
recommended in the winter. Watch out for trail tacos.
Ride Submitted By: olywajim@yahoo.com
07.07.06
Ride Type Ratio: 25% gravel road, 75% single track
Ride Distance: 28 miles and 3300' of field measured elevation gain
Ride Time: 4 - 6 hours
Trailhead Directions: Take exit 95 off I-5. Follow Littlerock Road for a
few miles to the Waddell Creek Road intersection, turn right. Continue to the
next intersection with Sherman Valley Rd, this is "The Y".
Route Description: From 'The Y" follow Sherman Valley Road to C-Line
on the left, climb C-Line up to C-7000 on the right, climb up C-7000 to the
intersection with C-4000 and take a hard right through the yellow gate up to
the Capitol Peak towers, 2659'. Head towards the east towers and follow the
steep and technical rock section a couple hundred yards down to the trail
intersection and turn left. Follow trail to C-4000 intersection and turn right, go
to the first trail intersection and turn left (maybe Trail #50?, not marked).
Follow trail to the first road intersection with B-8500 and turn right, go down
to the next rail intersection with North Rim #1 and turn left, you will come to
another intersection very soon, stay right. Follow North Rim #1 down to
Middle Waddell Loop trail intersection and continue straight and follow it
back to Sherman Valley road, turn left, your car is 50 yards down.
Ride Summary: This ride is a bit of a monster. The trails have very good
flow, but are broken up by woop-dee-doos from the moto traffic, very fun
and also fairly tiring. The berms down North Rim are sweet. Middle Waddell
is a classic Capitol Forest "traversing descent". The view are incredible on this
ride, from The Peak and also from B-8500. The North Rim #1 section is not
recommended in the winter. Watch out for trail tacos.
Ride Submitted By: olywajim@yahoo.com
07.07.06
Ride Category: Loop
Ride Type Ratio: 25% gravel road, 75% single track
Ride Distance: 28 miles and 3300' of field measured elevation gain
Ride Time: 4 - 6 hours
Trailhead Directions: Take exit 95 off I-5. Follow Littlerock Road for a
few miles to the Waddell Creek Road intersection, turn right. Continue to the
next intersection with Sherman Valley Rd, this is "The Y".
Route Description: From 'The Y" follow Sherman Valley Road to C-Line
on the left, climb C-Line up to C-7000 on the right, climb up C-7000 to the
intersection with C-4000 and take a hard right through the yellow gate up to
the Capitol Peak towers, 2659'. Head towards the east towers and follow the
steep and technical rock section a couple hundred yards down to the trail
intersection and turn left. Follow trail to C-4000 intersection and turn right, go
to the first trail intersection and turn left (maybe Trail #50?, not marked).
Follow trail to the first road intersection with B-8500 and turn right, go down
to the next rail intersection with North Rim #1 and turn left, you will come to
another intersection very soon, stay right. Follow North Rim #1 down to
Middle Waddell Loop trail intersection and continue straight and follow it
back to Sherman Valley road, turn left, your car is 50 yards down.
Ride Summary: This ride is a bit of a monster. The trails have very good
flow, but are broken up by woop-dee-doos from the moto traffic, very fun
and also fairly tiring. The berms down North Rim are sweet. Middle Waddell
is a classic Capitol Forest "traversing descent". The view are incredible on this
ride, from The Peak and also from B-8500. The North Rim #1 section is not
recommended in the winter. Watch out for trail tacos.
Ride Submitted By: olywajim@yahoo.com
07.07.06
Ride Type Ratio: 25% gravel road, 75% single track
Ride Distance: 28 miles and 3300' of field measured elevation gain
Ride Time: 4 - 6 hours
Trailhead Directions: Take exit 95 off I-5. Follow Littlerock Road for a
few miles to the Waddell Creek Road intersection, turn right. Continue to the
next intersection with Sherman Valley Rd, this is "The Y".
Route Description: From 'The Y" follow Sherman Valley Road to C-Line
on the left, climb C-Line up to C-7000 on the right, climb up C-7000 to the
intersection with C-4000 and take a hard right through the yellow gate up to
the Capitol Peak towers, 2659'. Head towards the east towers and follow the
steep and technical rock section a couple hundred yards down to the trail
intersection and turn left. Follow trail to C-4000 intersection and turn right, go
to the first trail intersection and turn left (maybe Trail #50?, not marked).
Follow trail to the first road intersection with B-8500 and turn right, go down
to the next rail intersection with North Rim #1 and turn left, you will come to
another intersection very soon, stay right. Follow North Rim #1 down to
Middle Waddell Loop trail intersection and continue straight and follow it
back to Sherman Valley road, turn left, your car is 50 yards down.
Ride Summary: This ride is a bit of a monster. The trails have very good
flow, but are broken up by woop-dee-doos from the moto traffic, very fun
and also fairly tiring. The berms down North Rim are sweet. Middle Waddell
is a classic Capitol Forest "traversing descent". The view are incredible on this
ride, from The Peak and also from B-8500. The North Rim #1 section is not
recommended in the winter. Watch out for trail tacos.
Ride Submitted By: olywajim@yahoo.com
07.07.06
Ride Category: Loop
Ride Type Ratio: 25% gravel road, 75% single track
Ride Distance: 28 miles and 3300' of field measured elevation gain
Ride Time: 4 - 6 hours
Trailhead Directions: Take exit 95 off I-5. Follow Littlerock Road for a
few miles to the Waddell Creek Road intersection, turn right. Continue to the
next intersection with Sherman Valley Rd, this is "The Y".
Route Description: From 'The Y" follow Sherman Valley Road to C-Line
on the left, climb C-Line up to C-7000 on the right, climb up C-7000 to the
intersection with C-4000 and take a hard right through the yellow gate up to
the Capitol Peak towers, 2659'. Head towards the east towers and follow the
steep and technical rock section a couple hundred yards down to the trail
intersection and turn left. Follow trail to C-4000 intersection and turn right, go
to the first trail intersection and turn left (maybe Trail #50?, not marked).
Follow trail to the first road intersection with B-8500 and turn right, go down
to the next rail intersection with North Rim #1 and turn left, you will come to
another intersection very soon, stay right. Follow North Rim #1 down to
Middle Waddell Loop trail intersection and continue straight and follow it
back to Sherman Valley road, turn left, your car is 50 yards down.
Ride Summary: This ride is a bit of a monster. The trails have very good
flow, but are broken up by woop-dee-doos from the moto traffic, very fun
and also fairly tiring. The berms down North Rim are sweet. Middle Waddell
is a classic Capitol Forest "traversing descent". The view are incredible on this
ride, from The Peak and also from B-8500. The North Rim #1 section is not
recommended in the winter. Watch out for trail tacos.
Ride Submitted By: olywajim@yahoo.com
07.07.06
Ride Type Ratio: 25% gravel road, 75% single track
Ride Distance: 28 miles and 3300' of field measured elevation gain
Ride Time: 4 - 6 hours
Trailhead Directions: Take exit 95 off I-5. Follow Littlerock Road for a
few miles to the Waddell Creek Road intersection, turn right. Continue to the
next intersection with Sherman Valley Rd, this is "The Y".
Route Description: From 'The Y" follow Sherman Valley Road to C-Line
on the left, climb C-Line up to C-7000 on the right, climb up C-7000 to the
intersection with C-4000 and take a hard right through the yellow gate up to
the Capitol Peak towers, 2659'. Head towards the east towers and follow the
steep and technical rock section a couple hundred yards down to the trail
intersection and turn left. Follow trail to C-4000 intersection and turn right, go
to the first trail intersection and turn left (maybe Trail #50?, not marked).
Follow trail to the first road intersection with B-8500 and turn right, go down
to the next rail intersection with North Rim #1 and turn left, you will come to
another intersection very soon, stay right. Follow North Rim #1 down to
Middle Waddell Loop trail intersection and continue straight and follow it
back to Sherman Valley road, turn left, your car is 50 yards down.
Ride Summary: This ride is a bit of a monster. The trails have very good
flow, but are broken up by woop-dee-doos from the moto traffic, very fun
and also fairly tiring. The berms down North Rim are sweet. Middle Waddell
is a classic Capitol Forest "traversing descent". The view are incredible on this
ride, from The Peak and also from B-8500. The North Rim #1 section is not
recommended in the winter. Watch out for trail tacos.
Ride Submitted By: olywajim@yahoo.com
07.07.06
Ride Category: Loop
Ride Type Ratio: 25% gravel road, 75% single track
Ride Distance: 28 miles and 3300' of field measured elevation gain
Ride Time: 4 - 6 hours
Trailhead Directions: Take exit 95 off I-5. Follow Littlerock Road for a
few miles to the Waddell Creek Road intersection, turn right. Continue to the
next intersection with Sherman Valley Rd, this is "The Y".
Route Description: From 'The Y" follow Sherman Valley Road to C-Line
on the left, climb C-Line up to C-7000 on the right, climb up C-7000 to the
intersection with C-4000 and take a hard right through the yellow gate up to
the Capitol Peak towers, 2659'. Head towards the east towers and follow the
steep and technical rock section a couple hundred yards down to the trail
intersection and turn left. Follow trail to C-4000 intersection and turn right, go
to the first trail intersection and turn left (maybe Trail #50?, not marked).
Follow trail to the first road intersection with B-8500 and turn right, go down
to the next rail intersection with North Rim #1 and turn left, you will come to
another intersection very soon, stay right. Follow North Rim #1 down to
Middle Waddell Loop trail intersection and continue straight and follow it
back to Sherman Valley road, turn left, your car is 50 yards down.
Ride Summary: This ride is a bit of a monster. The trails have very good
flow, but are broken up by woop-dee-doos from the moto traffic, very fun
and also fairly tiring. The berms down North Rim are sweet. Middle Waddell
is a classic Capitol Forest "traversing descent". The view are incredible on this
ride, from The Peak and also from B-8500. The North Rim #1 section is not
recommended in the winter. Watch out for trail tacos.
Ride Submitted By: olywajim@yahoo.com
07.07.06
Ride Type Ratio: 25% gravel road, 75% single track
Ride Distance: 28 miles and 3300' of field measured elevation gain
Ride Time: 4 - 6 hours
Trailhead Directions: Take exit 95 off I-5. Follow Littlerock Road for a
few miles to the Waddell Creek Road intersection, turn right. Continue to the
next intersection with Sherman Valley Rd, this is "The Y".
Route Description: From 'The Y" follow Sherman Valley Road to C-Line
on the left, climb C-Line up to C-7000 on the right, climb up C-7000 to the
intersection with C-4000 and take a hard right through the yellow gate up to
the Capitol Peak towers, 2659'. Head towards the east towers and follow the
steep and technical rock section a couple hundred yards down to the trail
intersection and turn left. Follow trail to C-4000 intersection and turn right, go
to the first trail intersection and turn left (maybe Trail #50?, not marked).
Follow trail to the first road intersection with B-8500 and turn right, go down
to the next rail intersection with North Rim #1 and turn left, you will come to
another intersection very soon, stay right. Follow North Rim #1 down to
Middle Waddell Loop trail intersection and continue straight and follow it
back to Sherman Valley road, turn left, your car is 50 yards down.
Ride Summary: This ride is a bit of a monster. The trails have very good
flow, but are broken up by woop-dee-doos from the moto traffic, very fun
and also fairly tiring. The berms down North Rim are sweet. Middle Waddell
is a classic Capitol Forest "traversing descent". The view are incredible on this
ride, from The Peak and also from B-8500. The North Rim #1 section is not
recommended in the winter. Watch out for trail tacos.
Ride Submitted By: olywajim@yahoo.com
07.07.06
Ride Category: Loop
Ride Type Ratio: 25% gravel road, 75% single track
Ride Distance: 28 miles and 3300' of field measured elevation gain
Ride Time: 4 - 6 hours
Trailhead Directions: Take exit 95 off I-5. Follow Littlerock Road for a
few miles to the Waddell Creek Road intersection, turn right. Continue to the
next intersection with Sherman Valley Rd, this is "The Y".
Route Description: From 'The Y" follow Sherman Valley Road to C-Line
on the left, climb C-Line up to C-7000 on the right, climb up C-7000 to the
intersection with C-4000 and take a hard right through the yellow gate up to
the Capitol Peak towers, 2659'. Head towards the east towers and follow the
steep and technical rock section a couple hundred yards down to the trail
intersection and turn left. Follow trail to C-4000 intersection and turn right, go
to the first trail intersection and turn left (maybe Trail #50?, not marked).
Follow trail to the first road intersection with B-8500 and turn right, go down
to the next rail intersection with North Rim #1 and turn left, you will come to
another intersection very soon, stay right. Follow North Rim #1 down to
Middle Waddell Loop trail intersection and continue straight and follow it
back to Sherman Valley road, turn left, your car is 50 yards down.
Ride Summary: This ride is a bit of a monster. The trails have very good
flow, but are broken up by woop-dee-doos from the moto traffic, very fun
and also fairly tiring. The berms down North Rim are sweet. Middle Waddell
is a classic Capitol Forest "traversing descent". The view are incredible on this
ride, from The Peak and also from B-8500. The North Rim #1 section is not
recommended in the winter. Watch out for trail tacos.
Ride Submitted By: olywajim@yahoo.com
07.07.06
Ride Type Ratio: 25% gravel road, 75% single track
Ride Distance: 28 miles and 3300' of field measured elevation gain
Ride Time: 4 - 6 hours
Trailhead Directions: Take exit 95 off I-5. Follow Littlerock Road for a
few miles to the Waddell Creek Road intersection, turn right. Continue to the
next intersection with Sherman Valley Rd, this is "The Y".
Route Description: From 'The Y" follow Sherman Valley Road to C-Line
on the left, climb C-Line up to C-7000 on the right, climb up C-7000 to the
intersection with C-4000 and take a hard right through the yellow gate up to
the Capitol Peak towers, 2659'. Head towards the east towers and follow the
steep and technical rock section a couple hundred yards down to the trail
intersection and turn left. Follow trail to C-4000 intersection and turn right, go
to the first trail intersection and turn left (maybe Trail #50?, not marked).
Follow trail to the first road intersection with B-8500 and turn right, go down
to the next rail intersection with North Rim #1 and turn left, you will come to
another intersection very soon, stay right. Follow North Rim #1 down to
Middle Waddell Loop trail intersection and continue straight and follow it
back to Sherman Valley road, turn left, your car is 50 yards down.
Ride Summary: This ride is a bit of a monster. The trails have very good
flow, but are broken up by woop-dee-doos from the moto traffic, very fun
and also fairly tiring. The berms down North Rim are sweet. Middle Waddell
is a classic Capitol Forest "traversing descent". The view are incredible on this
ride, from The Peak and also from B-8500. The North Rim #1 section is not
recommended in the winter. Watch out for trail tacos.
Ride Submitted By: olywajim@yahoo.com
07.07.06
Ride Category: Loop
Ride Type Ratio: 25% gravel road, 75% single track
Ride Distance: 28 miles and 3300' of field measured elevation gain
Ride Time: 4 - 6 hours
Trailhead Directions: Take exit 95 off I-5. Follow Littlerock Road for a
few miles to the Waddell Creek Road intersection, turn right. Continue to the
next intersection with Sherman Valley Rd, this is "The Y".
Route Description: From 'The Y" follow Sherman Valley Road to C-Line
on the left, climb C-Line up to C-7000 on the right, climb up C-7000 to the
intersection with C-4000 and take a hard right through the yellow gate up to
the Capitol Peak towers, 2659'. Head towards the east towers and follow the
steep and technical rock section a couple hundred yards down to the trail
intersection and turn left. Follow trail to C-4000 intersection and turn right, go
to the first trail intersection and turn left (maybe Trail #50?, not marked).
Follow trail to the first road intersection with B-8500 and turn right, go down
to the next rail intersection with North Rim #1 and turn left, you will come to
another intersection very soon, stay right. Follow North Rim #1 down to
Middle Waddell Loop trail intersection and continue straight and follow it
back to Sherman Valley road, turn left, your car is 50 yards down.
Ride Summary: This ride is a bit of a monster. The trails have very good
flow, but are broken up by woop-dee-doos from the moto traffic, very fun
and also fairly tiring. The berms down North Rim are sweet. Middle Waddell
is a classic Capitol Forest "traversing descent". The view are incredible on this
ride, from The Peak and also from B-8500. The North Rim #1 section is not
recommended in the winter. Watch out for trail tacos.
Ride Submitted By: olywajim@yahoo.com
07.07.06
Ride Type Ratio: 25% gravel road, 75% single track
Ride Distance: 28 miles and 3300' of field measured elevation gain
Ride Time: 4 - 6 hours
Trailhead Directions: Take exit 95 off I-5. Follow Littlerock Road for a
few miles to the Waddell Creek Road intersection, turn right. Continue to the
next intersection with Sherman Valley Rd, this is "The Y".
Route Description: From 'The Y" follow Sherman Valley Road to C-Line
on the left, climb C-Line up to C-7000 on the right, climb up C-7000 to the
intersection with C-4000 and take a hard right through the yellow gate up to
the Capitol Peak towers, 2659'. Head towards the east towers and follow the
steep and technical rock section a couple hundred yards down to the trail
intersection and turn left. Follow trail to C-4000 intersection and turn right, go
to the first trail intersection and turn left (maybe Trail #50?, not marked).
Follow trail to the first road intersection with B-8500 and turn right, go down
to the next rail intersection with North Rim #1 and turn left, you will come to
another intersection very soon, stay right. Follow North Rim #1 down to
Middle Waddell Loop trail intersection and continue straight and follow it
back to Sherman Valley road, turn left, your car is 50 yards down.
Ride Summary: This ride is a bit of a monster. The trails have very good
flow, but are broken up by woop-dee-doos from the moto traffic, very fun
and also fairly tiring. The berms down North Rim are sweet. Middle Waddell
is a classic Capitol Forest "traversing descent". The view are incredible on this
ride, from The Peak and also from B-8500. The North Rim #1 section is not
recommended in the winter. Watch out for trail tacos.
Ride Submitted By: olywajim@yahoo.com
07.07.06
Ride Category: Loop
Ride Type Ratio: 25% gravel road, 75% single track
Ride Distance: 28 miles and 3300' of field measured elevation gain
Ride Time: 4 - 6 hours
Trailhead Directions: Take exit 95 off I-5. Follow Littlerock Road for a
few miles to the Waddell Creek Road intersection, turn right. Continue to the
next intersection with Sherman Valley Rd, this is "The Y".
Route Description: From 'The Y" follow Sherman Valley Road to C-Line
on the left, climb C-Line up to C-7000 on the right, climb up C-7000 to the
intersection with C-4000 and take a hard right through the yellow gate up to
the Capitol Peak towers, 2659'. Head towards the east towers and follow the
steep and technical rock section a couple hundred yards down to the trail
intersection and turn left. Follow trail to C-4000 intersection and turn right, go
to the first trail intersection and turn left (maybe Trail #50?, not marked).
Follow trail to the first road intersection with B-8500 and turn right, go down
to the next rail intersection with North Rim #1 and turn left, you will come to
another intersection very soon, stay right. Follow North Rim #1 down to
Middle Waddell Loop trail intersection and continue straight and follow it
back to Sherman Valley road, turn left, your car is 50 yards down.
Ride Summary: This ride is a bit of a monster. The trails have very good
flow, but are broken up by woop-dee-doos from the moto traffic, very fun
and also fairly tiring. The berms down North Rim are sweet. Middle Waddell
is a classic Capitol Forest "traversing descent". The view are incredible on this
ride, from The Peak and also from B-8500. The North Rim #1 section is not
recommended in the winter. Watch out for trail tacos.
Ride Submitted By: olywajim@yahoo.com
07.07.06
Ride Type Ratio: 25% gravel road, 75% single track
Ride Distance: 28 miles and 3300' of field measured elevation gain
Ride Time: 4 - 6 hours
Trailhead Directions: Take exit 95 off I-5. Follow Littlerock Road for a
few miles to the Waddell Creek Road intersection, turn right. Continue to the
next intersection with Sherman Valley Rd, this is "The Y".
Route Description: From 'The Y" follow Sherman Valley Road to C-Line
on the left, climb C-Line up to C-7000 on the right, climb up C-7000 to the
intersection with C-4000 and take a hard right through the yellow gate up to
the Capitol Peak towers, 2659'. Head towards the east towers and follow the
steep and technical rock section a couple hundred yards down to the trail
intersection and turn left. Follow trail to C-4000 intersection and turn right, go
to the first trail intersection and turn left (maybe Trail #50?, not marked).
Follow trail to the first road intersection with B-8500 and turn right, go down
to the next rail intersection with North Rim #1 and turn left, you will come to
another intersection very soon, stay right. Follow North Rim #1 down to
Middle Waddell Loop trail intersection and continue straight and follow it
back to Sherman Valley road, turn left, your car is 50 yards down.
Ride Summary: This ride is a bit of a monster. The trails have very good
flow, but are broken up by woop-dee-doos from the moto traffic, very fun
and also fairly tiring. The berms down North Rim are sweet. Middle Waddell
is a classic Capitol Forest "traversing descent". The view are incredible on this
ride, from The Peak and also from B-8500. The North Rim #1 section is not
recommended in the winter. Watch out for trail tacos.
Ride Submitted By: olywajim@yahoo.com
07.07.06
Ride Category: Loop
Ride Type Ratio: 25% gravel road, 75% single track
Ride Distance: 28 miles and 3300' of field measured elevation gain
Ride Time: 4 - 6 hours
Trailhead Directions: Take exit 95 off I-5. Follow Littlerock Road for a
few miles to the Waddell Creek Road intersection, turn right. Continue to the
next intersection with Sherman Valley Rd, this is "The Y".
Route Description: From 'The Y" follow Sherman Valley Road to C-Line
on the left, climb C-Line up to C-7000 on the right, climb up C-7000 to the
intersection with C-4000 and take a hard right through the yellow gate up to
the Capitol Peak towers, 2659'. Head towards the east towers and follow the
steep and technical rock section a couple hundred yards down to the trail
intersection and turn left. Follow trail to C-4000 intersection and turn right, go
to the first trail intersection and turn left (maybe Trail #50?, not marked).
Follow trail to the first road intersection with B-8500 and turn right, go down
to the next rail intersection with North Rim #1 and turn left, you will come to
another intersection very soon, stay right. Follow North Rim #1 down to
Middle Waddell Loop trail intersection and continue straight and follow it
back to Sherman Valley road, turn left, your car is 50 yards down.
Ride Summary: This ride is a bit of a monster. The trails have very good
flow, but are broken up by woop-dee-doos from the moto traffic, very fun
and also fairly tiring. The berms down North Rim are sweet. Middle Waddell
is a classic Capitol Forest "traversing descent". The view are incredible on this
ride, from The Peak and also from B-8500. The North Rim #1 section is not
recommended in the winter. Watch out for trail tacos.
Ride Submitted By: olywajim@yahoo.com
07.07.06
Ride Type Ratio: 25% gravel road, 75% single track
Ride Distance: 28 miles and 3300' of field measured elevation gain
Ride Time: 4 - 6 hours
Trailhead Directions: Take exit 95 off I-5. Follow Littlerock Road for a
few miles to the Waddell Creek Road intersection, turn right. Continue to the
next intersection with Sherman Valley Rd, this is "The Y".
Route Description: From 'The Y" follow Sherman Valley Road to C-Line
on the left, climb C-Line up to C-7000 on the right, climb up C-7000 to the
intersection with C-4000 and take a hard right through the yellow gate up to
the Capitol Peak towers, 2659'. Head towards the east towers and follow the
steep and technical rock section a couple hundred yards down to the trail
intersection and turn left. Follow trail to C-4000 intersection and turn right, go
to the first trail intersection and turn left (maybe Trail #50?, not marked).
Follow trail to the first road intersection with B-8500 and turn right, go down
to the next rail intersection with North Rim #1 and turn left, you will come to
another intersection very soon, stay right. Follow North Rim #1 down to
Middle Waddell Loop trail intersection and continue straight and follow it
back to Sherman Valley road, turn left, your car is 50 yards down.
Ride Summary: This ride is a bit of a monster. The trails have very good
flow, but are broken up by woop-dee-doos from the moto traffic, very fun
and also fairly tiring. The berms down North Rim are sweet. Middle Waddell
is a classic Capitol Forest "traversing descent". The view are incredible on this
ride, from The Peak and also from B-8500. The North Rim #1 section is not
recommended in the winter. Watch out for trail tacos.
Ride Submitted By: olywajim@yahoo.com
07.07.06
Ride Category: Loop
Ride Type Ratio: 25% gravel road, 75% single track
Ride Distance: 28 miles and 3300' of field measured elevation gain
Ride Time: 4 - 6 hours
Trailhead Directions: Take exit 95 off I-5. Follow Littlerock Road for a
few miles to the Waddell Creek Road intersection, turn right. Continue to the
next intersection with Sherman Valley Rd, this is "The Y".
Route Description: From 'The Y" follow Sherman Valley Road to C-Line
on the left, climb C-Line up to C-7000 on the right, climb up C-7000 to the
intersection with C-4000 and take a hard right through the yellow gate up to
the Capitol Peak towers, 2659'. Head towards the east towers and follow the
steep and technical rock section a couple hundred yards down to the trail
intersection and turn left. Follow trail to C-4000 intersection and turn right, go
to the first trail intersection and turn left (maybe Trail #50?, not marked).
Follow trail to the first road intersection with B-8500 and turn right, go down
to the next rail intersection with North Rim #1 and turn left, you will come to
another intersection very soon, stay right. Follow North Rim #1 down to
Middle Waddell Loop trail intersection and continue straight and follow it
back to Sherman Valley road, turn left, your car is 50 yards down.
Ride Summary: This ride is a bit of a monster. The trails have very good
flow, but are broken up by woop-dee-doos from the moto traffic, very fun
and also fairly tiring. The berms down North Rim are sweet. Middle Waddell
is a classic Capitol Forest "traversing descent". The view are incredible on this
ride, from The Peak and also from B-8500. The North Rim #1 section is not
recommended in the winter. Watch out for trail tacos.
Ride Submitted By: olywajim@yahoo.com
07.07.06
Ride Type Ratio: 25% gravel road, 75% single track
Ride Distance: 28 miles and 3300' of field measured elevation gain
Ride Time: 4 - 6 hours
Trailhead Directions: Take exit 95 off I-5. Follow Littlerock Road for a
few miles to the Waddell Creek Road intersection, turn right. Continue to the
next intersection with Sherman Valley Rd, this is "The Y".
Route Description: From 'The Y" follow Sherman Valley Road to C-Line
on the left, climb C-Line up to C-7000 on the right, climb up C-7000 to the
intersection with C-4000 and take a hard right through the yellow gate up to
the Capitol Peak towers, 2659'. Head towards the east towers and follow the
steep and technical rock section a couple hundred yards down to the trail
intersection and turn left. Follow trail to C-4000 intersection and turn right, go
to the first trail intersection and turn left (maybe Trail #50?, not marked).
Follow trail to the first road intersection with B-8500 and turn right, go down
to the next rail intersection with North Rim #1 and turn left, you will come to
another intersection very soon, stay right. Follow North Rim #1 down to
Middle Waddell Loop trail intersection and continue straight and follow it
back to Sherman Valley road, turn left, your car is 50 yards down.
Ride Summary: This ride is a bit of a monster. The trails have very good
flow, but are broken up by woop-dee-doos from the moto traffic, very fun
and also fairly tiring. The berms down North Rim are sweet. Middle Waddell
is a classic Capitol Forest "traversing descent". The view are incredible on this
ride, from The Peak and also from B-8500. The North Rim #1 section is not
recommended in the winter. Watch out for trail tacos.
Ride Submitted By: olywajim@yahoo.com
07.07.06
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