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Fun short run through clearcuts, mossy singletrack and gravel roads.


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Map Key

2.2

Miles

3.5

KM

98%

Runnable

1,621' 494 m

High

1,481' 452 m

Low

163' 50 m

Up

153' 47 m

Down

3%

Avg Grade (2°)

15%

Max Grade (8°)

Dogs Leashed

Overview

This trail is a short tour of the southern part of the Pack Forest with some clearcuts, and a short section of grass path. The remainder of the trail is easy running along gravel. While this trail does not have as much in the way of views and other loops it is a quick option that still has some pretty singletrack and forest.

Description

Park at the gate (far enough back the Pack Forest folks can get in and out). The first part goes along the 2300 Road for 0.55 miles before crossing a log bridge over a washed out culvert to get into the 2340 Road. You have to navigate over scattered burnt piles of logs in a clear cut. But once you get to the far side the gravel road becomes a nice grassy path. It goes through some sections that get a little swampy but not too muddy with some nice moss-covered trees. You come out onto the 2320 Road before rejoining the 2300 Road to get back.

Contacts

Shared By:

Knud Hermansen with improvements by Chase Beyer

Trail Ratings

  2.5 from 2 votes

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in Pack Forest

#5597

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Start of the trail section of the 2340 Road.
Mar 29, 2020 near Eatonville, WA
Lower / southern terminus of the trail on the 2300 Road. You really have to look for it.
Mar 26, 2020 near Eatonville, WA
Start of the gravel road / trail about 0.55 miles from the gate (along the 2300 road). You can cross the log bridge.
Mar 29, 2020 near Eatonville, WA
One of the three log piles you have to navigate over at the start of the trail.
Mar 29, 2020 near Eatonville, WA
Moss covered tree on the more ferny singletrack portion of the trail.
Mar 29, 2020 near Eatonville, WA
The mossier part of the trail before you get to the gravel road.
Apr 9, 2020 near Eatonville, WA

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