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2,585 ft
Distance
16 ft
Climb
-139 ft
Descent
00:03:01
Avg time
-123 ft
Altitude change
210 ft
Altitude min
333 ft
Altitude max
333 ft
Altitude start
210 ft
Altitude end
-4.759%
Grade
-33.137%
Grade max
7.458%
Grade min
649 ft
Distance climb
1,546 ft
Distance down
389 ft
Distance flat
00:03:01
Avg time

New Backside Details

  • Activities
    • Mountain Bike
    • E-Bike
    • Hike
    • Trail Running
  • Riding Area
    Grand Ridge Park
    Issaquah, Washington
  • Difficulty Rating
    Green Rate
  • Local Popularity
    60 in Mountain Biking [+]
    • 60 in E-Biking
    • 85 in Trail Running
    • 75 in Hiking
  • Global Ranking
    #102307 in Mountain Biking [+]
    • #72264 in E-Biking
    • #54642 in Trail Running
    • #69765 in Hiking
  • Hiking SAC Scale
    T1 Hiking
  • Trail Type
    Singletrack
  • Bike Type
    XC
  • Direction
    Both Directions
  • Climb Difficulty
    Blue
  • Physical Rating
    Moderate
  • Trail Visibility
    Always easy to follow
  • Dogs Allowed
    Yes
  • eBike Allowed
    Yes

New reroute in Park Pointe above the High School. This trail flows nicely with a gradual descent as it cuts across the slope of the west side of Tiger Mountain. It's a beautiful ride with thick forest all around. It ends with a nice switchback meeting up with Park Pointe 1.

Access Info

Park just north of the Elementary School and pedal down the access road to the High School Trail. Look for Map Sign #5 about .5 mile up on the left side.

Local Trail Association
Traditionally Indigenous Territory

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        Frequently Asked Questions About New Backside

        ▼ Where is New Backside located?
        New Backside is located in Grand Ridge Park, Issaquah, Washington, United States. It is part of the Grand Ridge Park trail network. The trailhead is located at coordinates 47.51981, -122.02099.
        ▼ How hard is New Backside?
        New Backside is rated as Green difficulty. The physical rating is Moderate. The average grade is 4.759%. The climb difficulty is rated Blue.
        ▼ What is the elevation gain for New Backside?
        New Backside has 16 ft of elevation gain. The trail has 139 ft of elevation descent. The elevation ranges from 210 ft to 333 ft.
        ▼ Is New Backside a point to point trail?
        New Backside is not a point to point trail. The direction is Both Directions. The trail type is singletrack.
        ▼ How long is New Backside?
        New Backside is 2,585 ft long. The trail type is singletrack.
        ▼ Are dogs allowed on New Backside?
        Yes, dogs are allowed on New Backside. Please keep dogs on a leash where required and clean up after them.
        ▼ When is the best time of year to ride New Backside?
        Based on activity log data, the most popular months to ride New Backside are:
        • July (41 activities)
        • August (22 activities)
        • September (20 activities)
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        ▼ How do I access New Backside? Where is the closest parking trailhead?
        The closest parking and trailhead locations to New Backside are: View all parking locations in the area.
        ▼ How long does it take to ride New Backside?
        Based on recorded activities, it takes an average of 3 minutes to ride New Backside. The trail is 2,585 ft long. Actual times will vary based on fitness level, conditions, and pace. View recent activity logs for more details.
        ▼ How busy is New Backside?
        New Backside is a moderately popular trail. There have been 1,467 recorded activities on this trail. The trail has received 1,489 check-ins. View recent activity on this trail.

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