Tokul East Mountain Biking Trails

This area is owned by a timber company, Campbell Global. Campbell Global allows non-motorized recreation on their trails with the purchase of a recreation permit. Please buy a pass if you ride here. Each person entering the property must have a permit or be listed on a family permit. Permits are available on line and need to be printed out from your own computer. There are an unlimited number of permits available. Annual individual and family permits are $50. Day use permits cost $8 for an individual and $15 for a family. For the purpose of this permit, family is defined as married spouses and their children less than 19 years of age.

Note: E bike's are absolutely not allowed. This is more than just discouraged, you will actively and legally pursued, including the confiscation of E-bikes, no kidding.

All Mountain, Downhill. Tokul drains really well, and thus is a great Winter riding area. Tokul East is more burly than its XC/AM brother, Tokul West. East is noted for its loose, steep and flowy descending trails with a number of optional natural features, and is typically ridden by doing uphill access laps on the fire roads followed by trail descents.

NOTE ON PARKING: Trailhead parking lot at the junction of 356th Ave SE and the SVT (Snoqualmie Valley Trail) just East of Fall City. If you are parking at the 356th lot, be a good steward and respect the no-parking signs and neighbors on 356th. Don't be loud, don't park like a kook (along the street), and be respectful

This parking area is limited, so if the lot is full, or if you have a large crew meeting up (3+ cars), PLEASE PARK at the roundabout at Tokul West by the intersection of 202 and 203 and pedal up SE 39th PL onto the Snoqualmie Valley Trail into East (turn right onto the SVT).