20.6 miles
Distance
4,336 ft
Climb
-4,312 ft
Descent
3,414 ft
High Point
***Please Read Thoroughly***
Water will be located at the CP6/Stage 3 Start. Racers will come through twice. Once on their way out to the lollipop and after they complete the lollipop.
**It is going to be hot... We strongly recommend racers carry additional water. One water bottle will not do the job.
Pro/Expert:
Stages 1, 2, 3 and 4
We are happy to announce the Raging River Enduro Course This course has a little bit of everything from techy-raw to high speed flow.
Transfer 1: Leave Snoqaulmie Point Park via the access road (toggle map to satellite to see road) leading to Upward mobility. At the T take a RIGHT and Upward Mobility will be on your LEFT just up the road.
Climb Upward Mobility to Stan's Overlook. From Stan's continue to climb on Raging Ridge.
At Check Point 3 (Check Point 3 to 6 will be closed to 2-Way Traffic, decscending only) take a right onto the access road and continue to climb.
After Check Point 5 continue on the main road past a spur until you come to a Y. At the Y take a LEFT to continue on the main access road.
At Check Point 6 turn right back on Raging Ridge. CAUTION it's back to a 2-Way Trail! Continue your climb on Raging Ridge to No Service.
Stage 1: No Service.
Transfer 2: Turn left on Burma Rd and follow it to the start of Invictus.
Stage 2: Invictus (Pro/Expert Only)
Transfer 3: At the end of Stage 3 turn RIGHT on Burma Road and follow to Return Policy. Turn RIGHT on Return Policy and climb to Raging Ridge. Stay LEFT at Raging Ridge and follow to Check Point 6.
Stage 3: CheckPoint 6 Raging Ridge to bottom of the alternative line (just before the climb). The alternative line will be taped off and not an option.
Transfer 4: Continue on Raging ridge trail to Stan’s Overlook. At the Stan's Overlook/Raging Ridge junction go RIGHT and continue to Poppin’ Top.
Stage 4: Poppin’Top/Flow State/Main Venue
*The Finish Line is in the Main Venue. After you pop out of Flow State turn LEFT on the road and then Right on the Main Venue Road for a loose, high speed-foot out flat turn and rip down to the finish line.
**Bonus Stage**
Stage 5 will be the Iron Horse Brewery Beer Garden. (for 21& over)
Detailed Description
2018 CDC: Raging River Enduro Pro/Exp Course is a 21 mile moderately popular intermediate route located near Snoqualmie Washington. This mountain bike only route. This route includes 26 trails. This route climbs 4,336 ft with a max elevation of 3,414 ft then descends -4,312 ft.
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115 Reviews & Comments
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tqOaSd
(Aug 28, 2022 at 21:41)
(Aug 28, 2022 at 21:41)
Trail Poppin' Tops Upper
Friggin rad
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tqOaSd
(Aug 28, 2022 at 21:40)
(Aug 28, 2022 at 21:40)
Trail No Service
Had fun ripping this trail in the rain nothing too crazy and not really worth the ride to get there, wish it were closer because it is fun
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tqOaSd
(Aug 28, 2022 at 21:40)
(Aug 28, 2022 at 21:40)
Trail No Service
Had fun ripping this trail in the rain nothing too crazy and not really worth the ride to get there, wish it were closer because it is fun
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ATCskier
(Jul 20, 2022 at 1:27)
Trail Flow State Upper
Wow, what a fun section on trail, possibly my favorite in the area. Dirt could not have been better.
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ATCskier
(Jul 20, 2022 at 1:26)
Trail Poppin' Tops Upper
Extremely well built trail, absolute blast to ride. Trail was in excellent condition.
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ATCskier
(Jul 20, 2022 at 1:24)
Trail Raging Ridge
Excellent trail, really enjoyed it both uphill and down.
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ATCskier
(Jul 20, 2022 at 1:24)
Trail Raging Ridge
Excellent trail, really enjoyed it both uphill and down.
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ATCskier
(Jul 20, 2022 at 1:24)
Trail Raging Ridge
Excellent trail, really enjoyed it both uphill and down.
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ATCskier
(Jul 20, 2022 at 1:24)
Trail Raging Ridge
Excellent trail, really enjoyed it both uphill and down.
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ATCskier
(Jul 20, 2022 at 1:24)
Trail Raging Ridge
Excellent trail, really enjoyed it both uphill and down.
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ATCskier
(Jul 20, 2022 at 1:24)
Trail Raging Ridge
Excellent trail, really enjoyed it both uphill and down.
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ATCskier
(Jul 20, 2022 at 1:22)
Trail Upward Mobility
Excellent climbing trail, very well built.
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ATCskier
(Jul 20, 2022 at 1:22)
Trail Upward Mobility
Excellent climbing trail, very well built.
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Farwell71
(Jul 4, 2022 at 17:20)
(Jul 4, 2022 at 17:20)
Trail Upward Mobility
Great climbing trail. Conditions were perfect.
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Farwell71
(Jul 4, 2022 at 17:20)
(Jul 4, 2022 at 17:20)
Trail Upward Mobility
Great climbing trail. Conditions were perfect.
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AnjaBerg
(May 31, 2022 at 17:26)
Trail Poppin' Tops Upper
open today!! upper poppin tops is essentially the same but lower rides so different
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KirkWernertSM
(Apr 20, 2022 at 21:52)
Trail Poppin' Tops Upper
Still closed, except for the two asshats who rode it on April 17th
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Xwillett
(Mar 10, 2022 at 8:22)
(Mar 10, 2022 at 8:22)
Trail No Service
This is a glorious trail. Well worth the climb. Classic back country tech and some rowdy flow. Well worth getting your diet in check if your the type of person who leaves negative reviews on trails you haven't ridden because climbing is hard .
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Xwillett
(Mar 10, 2022 at 8:22)
(Mar 10, 2022 at 8:22)
Trail No Service
This is a glorious trail. Well worth the climb. Classic back country tech and some rowdy flow. Well worth getting your diet in check if your the type of person who leaves negative reviews on trails you haven't ridden because climbing is hard .
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backinmysaddle
(Oct 12, 2021 at 15:23)
Trail Rattlesnake Rd.
The first 5.5 or so miles up to where Return Policy crosses the road has a few sections with a lot of new gravel on the road. There are sections where either climbing up or descending you might want to use care to ensure you don't slide out. The last mile before the intersection with Return Policy has 2 good stinger climbs where the road gets really steep.
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pinspanner
(Oct 5, 2021 at 17:12)
Trail Invictus
There are more awkward moves on Invictus than Predator and the trail is more technically challenging but it’s shorter, slower, and less physical.
Rode it in the rain this weekend and really enjoyed it. Classic BC-style tech - less smashy and more panache-y. Great work Evergreen.
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Rode it in the rain this weekend and really enjoyed it. Classic BC-style tech - less smashy and more panache-y. Great work Evergreen.
drejx
(Sep 4, 2021 at 12:12)
(Sep 4, 2021 at 12:12)
Trail No Service
1st section, rooty AF
mid section, flowy AF
3rd section, bermy AF
Overall a great ride. If it's your first time I would take your time on the first rooty section. The middle section is hella fun with flowy jumps and turns and the last section has more berms and switchbacks.
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mid section, flowy AF
3rd section, bermy AF
Overall a great ride. If it's your first time I would take your time on the first rooty section. The middle section is hella fun with flowy jumps and turns and the last section has more berms and switchbacks.
drejx
(Sep 4, 2021 at 12:12)
(Sep 4, 2021 at 12:12)
Trail No Service
1st section, rooty AF
mid section, flowy AF
3rd section, bermy AF
Overall a great ride. If it's your first time I would take your time on the first rooty section. The middle section is hella fun with flowy jumps and turns and the last section has more berms and switchbacks.
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mid section, flowy AF
3rd section, bermy AF
Overall a great ride. If it's your first time I would take your time on the first rooty section. The middle section is hella fun with flowy jumps and turns and the last section has more berms and switchbacks.
SuzanneHp3ipc
(Aug 21, 2021 at 9:01)
(Aug 21, 2021 at 9:01)
Trail Flow State Lower
Agree with jesperjo - it’s not green at this point. especially at the end of a ride. Chunky and bumpy is the wrong ways.
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jesperjo
(Aug 1, 2021 at 9:22)
(Aug 1, 2021 at 9:22)
Trail Flow State Lower
Can’t really rate this green any more. If you want to ride green trails you may want to stick to Duthie. The braking bumps have turned into massive pot holes in every berm and it’s pretty rough now.
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jesperjo
(Aug 1, 2021 at 9:20)
(Aug 1, 2021 at 9:20)
Trail Poppin' Tops Lower
Lower Poppin’ tops is in rough shape. You could almost hide a Volkswagen in some of the braking bumps at this point. Too many people need to learn to use their front brakes properly.
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jesperjo
(Aug 1, 2021 at 9:20)
(Aug 1, 2021 at 9:20)
Trail Poppin' Tops Lower
Lower Poppin’ tops is in rough shape. You could almost hide a Volkswagen in some of the braking bumps at this point. Too many people need to learn to use their front brakes properly.
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carlsonwa
(Jul 19, 2021 at 21:12)
Trail Raging Ridge
Re the comments about two way being dangerous, IMO that’s valid, but only for RR1.
I came across 3 groups of riders going up, one on a faster corner and they were mindful of the possibility of people going up and there was no issue. IDD you’re Worried about it, take the fire road for just that segment. Otherwise it’s a nice trail both ways, would be a shame to ride up the fire road and miss it.
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I came across 3 groups of riders going up, one on a faster corner and they were mindful of the possibility of people going up and there was no issue. IDD you’re Worried about it, take the fire road for just that segment. Otherwise it’s a nice trail both ways, would be a shame to ride up the fire road and miss it.
carlsonwa
(Jul 19, 2021 at 21:12)
Trail Raging Ridge
Re the comments about two way being dangerous, IMO that’s valid, but only for RR1.
I came across 3 groups of riders going up, one on a faster corner and they were mindful of the possibility of people going up and there was no issue. IDD you’re Worried about it, take the fire road for just that segment. Otherwise it’s a nice trail both ways, would be a shame to ride up the fire road and miss it.
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I came across 3 groups of riders going up, one on a faster corner and they were mindful of the possibility of people going up and there was no issue. IDD you’re Worried about it, take the fire road for just that segment. Otherwise it’s a nice trail both ways, would be a shame to ride up the fire road and miss it.
carlsonwa
(Jul 19, 2021 at 21:12)
Trail Raging Ridge
Re the comments about two way being dangerous, IMO that’s valid, but only for RR1.
I came across 3 groups of riders going up, one on a faster corner and they were mindful of the possibility of people going up and there was no issue. IDD you’re Worried about it, take the fire road for just that segment. Otherwise it’s a nice trail both ways, would be a shame to ride up the fire road and miss it.
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I came across 3 groups of riders going up, one on a faster corner and they were mindful of the possibility of people going up and there was no issue. IDD you’re Worried about it, take the fire road for just that segment. Otherwise it’s a nice trail both ways, would be a shame to ride up the fire road and miss it.
carlsonwa
(Jul 19, 2021 at 21:12)
Trail Raging Ridge
Re the comments about two way being dangerous, IMO that’s valid, but only for RR1.
I came across 3 groups of riders going up, one on a faster corner and they were mindful of the possibility of people going up and there was no issue. IDD you’re Worried about it, take the fire road for just that segment. Otherwise it’s a nice trail both ways, would be a shame to ride up the fire road and miss it.
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I came across 3 groups of riders going up, one on a faster corner and they were mindful of the possibility of people going up and there was no issue. IDD you’re Worried about it, take the fire road for just that segment. Otherwise it’s a nice trail both ways, would be a shame to ride up the fire road and miss it.
carlsonwa
(Jul 19, 2021 at 21:12)
Trail Raging Ridge
Re the comments about two way being dangerous, IMO that’s valid, but only for RR1.
I came across 3 groups of riders going up, one on a faster corner and they were mindful of the possibility of people going up and there was no issue. IDD you’re Worried about it, take the fire road for just that segment. Otherwise it’s a nice trail both ways, would be a shame to ride up the fire road and miss it.
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I came across 3 groups of riders going up, one on a faster corner and they were mindful of the possibility of people going up and there was no issue. IDD you’re Worried about it, take the fire road for just that segment. Otherwise it’s a nice trail both ways, would be a shame to ride up the fire road and miss it.
carlsonwa
(Jul 19, 2021 at 21:12)
Trail Raging Ridge
Re the comments about two way being dangerous, IMO that’s valid, but only for RR1.
I came across 3 groups of riders going up, one on a faster corner and they were mindful of the possibility of people going up and there was no issue. IDD you’re Worried about it, take the fire road for just that segment. Otherwise it’s a nice trail both ways, would be a shame to ride up the fire road and miss it.
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I came across 3 groups of riders going up, one on a faster corner and they were mindful of the possibility of people going up and there was no issue. IDD you’re Worried about it, take the fire road for just that segment. Otherwise it’s a nice trail both ways, would be a shame to ride up the fire road and miss it.
BlueBeauty
(Jun 29, 2021 at 17:03)
Trail Flow State Lower
I don't know if it is just me but this reminds me of a great big pump track! It is AMAZING! This might be my favorite trail there!
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BlueBeauty
(Jun 29, 2021 at 16:58)
Trail Upward Mobility
This trail is really only fun if you are really good at climbing (and I am not the best). I kinda feel like it goes forever. I normally do all of Upward Mobility then Poppin' Tops and Flow state down, and personally I feel like the downhill doesn't balance out the climb. That is my thought on Upward Mobility. Really only fun if you are good at climbing and good with having a short downhill compared to the climbing...
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BlueBeauty
(Jun 29, 2021 at 16:58)
Trail Upward Mobility
This trail is really only fun if you are really good at climbing (and I am not the best). I kinda feel like it goes forever. I normally do all of Upward Mobility then Poppin' Tops and Flow state down, and personally I feel like the downhill doesn't balance out the climb. That is my thought on Upward Mobility. Really only fun if you are good at climbing and good with having a short downhill compared to the climbing...
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photodog
(Feb 16, 2021 at 8:15)
(Feb 16, 2021 at 8:15)
Trail Poppin' Tops Upper
I think the black diamond rating on this trail is responsible for the amount of complaints about CCDH being a blue. But just like CCDH, trail ratings are subjective so all anyone needs to know is that all the more difficult features are optional so it can be ridden as an intermediate if you choose. There's great sight-lines so even on a first run you'll know what you're in for. It's a great way to end your ride after hitting up the rest of the mountain.
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shaggedelic
(Jan 22, 2021 at 18:09)
Trail No Service
Best trail I’ve ever ridden, just takes a day and a half to get there
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shaggedelic
(Jan 22, 2021 at 18:09)
Trail No Service
Best trail I’ve ever ridden, just takes a day and a half to get there
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jakemannix
(Oct 14, 2020 at 7:23)
(Oct 14, 2020 at 7:23)
Trail Poppin' Tops Upper
If you take this slow, it’s totally doable for a more intermediate rider. You won’t have the fun of those great tabletop jumps, but you’ll manage just fine. Very flowy and fast (if you let it), but less technical than say Joyride in Tiger (which is just a blue)
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Cornhucker
(Oct 4, 2020 at 14:00)
(Oct 4, 2020 at 14:00)
Trail Flow State Lower
Fun but needs some
Maintenance- lots of brake potholes and the berms are pretty blown out.
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Maintenance- lots of brake potholes and the berms are pretty blown out.
bjamin1
(Aug 30, 2020 at 11:37)
Trail Poppin' Tops Lower
She’s got the potholes real bad in the berms, but still great dirt most other places.
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bjamin1
(Aug 30, 2020 at 11:37)
Trail Poppin' Tops Lower
She’s got the potholes real bad in the berms, but still great dirt most other places.
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Loamdaddy
(Jul 18, 2020 at 16:32)
Trail No Service
Was a rutty mud butt bucket today but the creek at the bottom was glorious. Plumpest salmon berries I er picked
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Loamdaddy
(Jul 18, 2020 at 16:32)
Trail No Service
Was a rutty mud butt bucket today but the creek at the bottom was glorious. Plumpest salmon berries I er picked
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KissingTheTrail
(Jul 18, 2020 at 16:28)
(Jul 18, 2020 at 16:28)
Trail Access Road
If you are looking to chit chat with three or more people. Take the road. Skip upward mobility.
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KissingTheTrail
(Jul 18, 2020 at 16:28)
(Jul 18, 2020 at 16:28)
Trail Access Road
If you are looking to chit chat with three or more people. Take the road. Skip upward mobility.
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Hybridigital
(Jun 7, 2020 at 13:29)
(Jun 7, 2020 at 13:29)
Trail Raging Ridge
This should be a one-way trail. It is not safe for uphill travel.
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Hybridigital
(Jun 7, 2020 at 13:29)
(Jun 7, 2020 at 13:29)
Trail Raging Ridge
This should be a one-way trail. It is not safe for uphill travel.
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Hybridigital
(Jun 7, 2020 at 13:29)
(Jun 7, 2020 at 13:29)
Trail Raging Ridge
This should be a one-way trail. It is not safe for uphill travel.
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Hybridigital
(Jun 7, 2020 at 13:29)
(Jun 7, 2020 at 13:29)
Trail Raging Ridge
This should be a one-way trail. It is not safe for uphill travel.
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Hybridigital
(Jun 7, 2020 at 13:29)
(Jun 7, 2020 at 13:29)
Trail Raging Ridge
This should be a one-way trail. It is not safe for uphill travel.
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Hybridigital
(Jun 7, 2020 at 13:29)
(Jun 7, 2020 at 13:29)
Trail Raging Ridge
This should be a one-way trail. It is not safe for uphill travel.
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bryanbb
(May 5, 2020 at 16:35)
Trail Poppin' Tops Upper
Open and running well. Massive berm at the top and some root drops. Pay attention!
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bryanbb
(May 5, 2020 at 16:33)
Trail Poppin' Tops Upper
Open and running well. Massive berm right at the top, some technical root drops as well. Pay attention!
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pnwtilldeath
(Aug 26, 2019 at 15:40)
Trail Flow State Lower
Perfect temps today with the slightest breeze. Dirt had perfect amount of moisture in it. Most of the berms are all washboard.
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chunky-tech-doctor
(Aug 5, 2019 at 0:08)
Trail Rattlesnake Rd.
7 miles to ride 8 mins down ? Not worth it
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gdtrfb8
(Jul 31, 2019 at 22:37)
Trail Raging Ridge
Biggest problem I have with this trail is that it's two-way. I was there on a busy day and almost got hit twice while climbing. It also took away from the fun while descending since I had to ride cautiously for fear of doing the same to other climbers. IMO the trail is not built very well for two-way use since lots of features allow for, or even promote, high speed descending. Other than that, it's a nice trail, and the view of Mt. Rainier is great. I actually bought a (Timber) bell after riding this trail, which I will use on two-way trails from now on. If I went back here I would at least ride the road up instead. Or maybe just run a few laps on Upward Mobility/Poppin' Tops/Flow State, which were lots of fun too.
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gdtrfb8
(Jul 31, 2019 at 22:37)
Trail Raging Ridge
Biggest problem I have with this trail is that it's two-way. I was there on a busy day and almost got hit twice while climbing. It also took away from the fun while descending since I had to ride cautiously for fear of doing the same to other climbers. IMO the trail is not built very well for two-way use since lots of features allow for, or even promote, high speed descending. Other than that, it's a nice trail, and the view of Mt. Rainier is great. I actually bought a (Timber) bell after riding this trail, which I will use on two-way trails from now on. If I went back here I would at least ride the road up instead. Or maybe just run a few laps on Upward Mobility/Poppin' Tops/Flow State, which were lots of fun too.
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gdtrfb8
(Jul 31, 2019 at 22:37)
Trail Raging Ridge
Biggest problem I have with this trail is that it's two-way. I was there on a busy day and almost got hit twice while climbing. It also took away from the fun while descending since I had to ride cautiously for fear of doing the same to other climbers. IMO the trail is not built very well for two-way use since lots of features allow for, or even promote, high speed descending. Other than that, it's a nice trail, and the view of Mt. Rainier is great. I actually bought a (Timber) bell after riding this trail, which I will use on two-way trails from now on. If I went back here I would at least ride the road up instead. Or maybe just run a few laps on Upward Mobility/Poppin' Tops/Flow State, which were lots of fun too.
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gdtrfb8
(Jul 31, 2019 at 22:37)
Trail Raging Ridge
Biggest problem I have with this trail is that it's two-way. I was there on a busy day and almost got hit twice while climbing. It also took away from the fun while descending since I had to ride cautiously for fear of doing the same to other climbers. IMO the trail is not built very well for two-way use since lots of features allow for, or even promote, high speed descending. Other than that, it's a nice trail, and the view of Mt. Rainier is great. I actually bought a (Timber) bell after riding this trail, which I will use on two-way trails from now on. If I went back here I would at least ride the road up instead. Or maybe just run a few laps on Upward Mobility/Poppin' Tops/Flow State, which were lots of fun too.
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gdtrfb8
(Jul 31, 2019 at 22:37)
Trail Raging Ridge
Biggest problem I have with this trail is that it's two-way. I was there on a busy day and almost got hit twice while climbing. It also took away from the fun while descending since I had to ride cautiously for fear of doing the same to other climbers. IMO the trail is not built very well for two-way use since lots of features allow for, or even promote, high speed descending. Other than that, it's a nice trail, and the view of Mt. Rainier is great. I actually bought a (Timber) bell after riding this trail, which I will use on two-way trails from now on. If I went back here I would at least ride the road up instead. Or maybe just run a few laps on Upward Mobility/Poppin' Tops/Flow State, which were lots of fun too.
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gdtrfb8
(Jul 31, 2019 at 22:37)
Trail Raging Ridge
Biggest problem I have with this trail is that it's two-way. I was there on a busy day and almost got hit twice while climbing. It also took away from the fun while descending since I had to ride cautiously for fear of doing the same to other climbers. IMO the trail is not built very well for two-way use since lots of features allow for, or even promote, high speed descending. Other than that, it's a nice trail, and the view of Mt. Rainier is great. I actually bought a (Timber) bell after riding this trail, which I will use on two-way trails from now on. If I went back here I would at least ride the road up instead. Or maybe just run a few laps on Upward Mobility/Poppin' Tops/Flow State, which were lots of fun too.
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Ilovemybl
(May 20, 2019 at 12:50)
Trail Flow State Lower
New to mountain biking. This was awesome!! Little slick today because of the rain.
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dirtworship
(May 17, 2019 at 22:29)
Trail No Service
10/10 trial. Hella fun, fast and flowy, but dont get too comfortable because there are some nice rooty sections to catch you off guard. The whole lollipop route is an absolute must.
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dirtworship
(May 17, 2019 at 22:29)
Trail No Service
10/10 trial. Hella fun, fast and flowy, but dont get too comfortable because there are some nice rooty sections to catch you off guard. The whole lollipop route is an absolute must.
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GriffAir
(Feb 13, 2019 at 18:18)
(Feb 13, 2019 at 18:18)
Trail Rattlesnake Rd.
Would love to see more info on this trail...
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Irongoat1
(Nov 4, 2018 at 18:59)
Trail Rattlesnake Rd.
Gravel is REALLY thick and sloppy on the steeper grades on the lower sections. Tough riding
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natck
(Oct 5, 2018 at 20:12)
(Oct 5, 2018 at 20:12)
Trail No Service
A great varied descent, some good technical sections and some fun flow, but can’t say I’d recommend the final section after rain. The last section is steep switchbacks, and if this gets much use in the mud it’ll get run down pretty fast. Ride with care and enjoy.
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natck
(Oct 5, 2018 at 20:12)
(Oct 5, 2018 at 20:12)
Trail No Service
A great varied descent, some good technical sections and some fun flow, but can’t say I’d recommend the final section after rain. The last section is steep switchbacks, and if this gets much use in the mud it’ll get run down pretty fast. Ride with care and enjoy.
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Adamegg
(Aug 22, 2018 at 20:08)
(Aug 22, 2018 at 20:08)
Trail Flow State Lower
Lots of ruts on this trail be careful. I hit a jump and landed in one and went over the handle bars it was so deep.
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racecascadia
FOCF (Jul 16, 2018 at 11:26)
Hi @aaronpass, the Peoples Elbow will not be included in the race.
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rpinney206
(Jul 11, 2018 at 12:51)
(Jul 11, 2018 at 12:51)
Why is the alternate line for stage 3 going to be closed???? Its not difficult at all, sport and lite could do this no problem.
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racecascadia
FOCF (Jul 11, 2018 at 14:40)
Hey @rpinney206 thanks for the question. The reason I chose to close the alternate line is to add time/distance to the stage. I agree, the line is not difficult and everyone probably would've took it if it was open.
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normalsigma
(Jun 29, 2018 at 8:43)
Trail Flow State Lower
One of the best beginner flow trails on the I-90 corridor. Great trail to pump downhill and get your speed fix. There is a fair amount of optional features to keep more advanced riders happy.
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jmahler
TRAILFORKS (Jun 6, 2018 at 7:47)
Trail Poppin' Tops Lower
Super fast and fun trail! Just need to learn how to clear those tables ...
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jmahler
TRAILFORKS (Jun 6, 2018 at 7:47)
Trail Poppin' Tops Lower
Super fast and fun trail! Just need to learn how to clear those tables ...
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jmahler
TRAILFORKS (Jun 6, 2018 at 7:46)
Trail Flow State Lower
This may be my new favorite trail! Endless grip in the berms and it is super fast.
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Mhilberts
(Sep 30, 2017 at 22:47)
Trail No Service
Definitely one of the best trails in the area. Wonderfull descend to the backside of the ridge after the long climb up. Starts with a up down through a logged area, followed by a technical DH though the forest and leading into a back up local small version of "A line" until the trails lead into nice steep DH again. climb back up with 45 switchbacks.
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Mhilberts
(Sep 30, 2017 at 22:47)
Trail No Service
Definitely one of the best trails in the area. Wonderfull descend to the backside of the ridge after the long climb up. Starts with a up down through a logged area, followed by a technical DH though the forest and leading into a back up local small version of "A line" until the trails lead into nice steep DH again. climb back up with 45 switchbacks.
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jmahler
TRAILFORKS (Sep 6, 2017 at 18:34)
Trail Raging Ridge
Smooth flow trail most of the way down. Bottom half is dusty and a bit more rocky. Bottom is also so overgrown you can't see more than 6 ft ahead, which is scary because people go up this trail as well.
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jmahler
TRAILFORKS (Sep 6, 2017 at 18:34)
Trail Raging Ridge
Smooth flow trail most of the way down. Bottom half is dusty and a bit more rocky. Bottom is also so overgrown you can't see more than 6 ft ahead, which is scary because people go up this trail as well.
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jmahler
TRAILFORKS (Sep 6, 2017 at 18:34)
Trail Raging Ridge
Smooth flow trail most of the way down. Bottom half is dusty and a bit more rocky. Bottom is also so overgrown you can't see more than 6 ft ahead, which is scary because people go up this trail as well.
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jmahler
TRAILFORKS (Sep 6, 2017 at 18:34)
Trail Raging Ridge
Smooth flow trail most of the way down. Bottom half is dusty and a bit more rocky. Bottom is also so overgrown you can't see more than 6 ft ahead, which is scary because people go up this trail as well.
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jmahler
TRAILFORKS (Sep 6, 2017 at 18:34)
Trail Raging Ridge
Smooth flow trail most of the way down. Bottom half is dusty and a bit more rocky. Bottom is also so overgrown you can't see more than 6 ft ahead, which is scary because people go up this trail as well.
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jmahler
TRAILFORKS (Sep 6, 2017 at 18:34)
Trail Raging Ridge
Smooth flow trail most of the way down. Bottom half is dusty and a bit more rocky. Bottom is also so overgrown you can't see more than 6 ft ahead, which is scary because people go up this trail as well.
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Route Sections
| 1 | Stage 1: No Service
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| 2 | Stage 2: Invictus
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| 3 | Stage 3: Raging Ridge
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| 4 | Stage 4: Poppin' Top/Flow State
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| 292 ft | |||||
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| 3,012 ft |
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Altitude change23 ft
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Altitude min1,076 ft
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Altitude start1,076 ft
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Altitude end1,099 ft
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Grade max-78.8%
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Grade min59%
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Distance climb12 miles
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Distance down9 miles
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Distance flat1,440 ft
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