Reviewed by: jojo kopik , from cheney

Summary:
sandy trails, lovely rollers, 40+mph in some spots ( if your crazy enough), did i mention sandy? very fun great x-c training ground, shared with motos

Recommended Route:
start at grove road, end at tidymans and retrace your steps

Other recommended trails in the same area:
ghost buster trails (out by cheney)

Reviewed by: Mike Hewlett , from Spokane

Summary:
Dopest, radest trail in the Western US. It got some sick and demented drops that can cause axel grind if your not Bossed up. Me and my compadres ride this sick stuff and always come away satisfied with the radest images of pure MB excitement. Keep it real Dudes.

Reviewed by: Mike Cannon , from Spokane

Summary:
As a former motocross racer, albeit over 20 years ago, the ride has alot of dirt bike feel. Constant gear shifting and mad dashes on the downside of the gullies that make up virtually all of the ride make for some great high speed uphill sections. In many gully situations, one can catch air, do a few cross ups and generally have a giggling good time. Overall a quick ride with not much skill level required. The faster one goes, the easier it is to ride, because inertia plays a big part in the down and uphill combos. Go too slow down a gully and there will be low gear grunting to get out!

Recommended Route:
So far, I have only started and ended at the gravel pit next to the railroad bridge right next to marshall, off the cheney - spokane road. On the left of the pit is an access road. Go up till the road levels out, head right. The trail more or less makes itself known. Follow the bluff along the RR right of way.

Other recommended trails in the same area:
Riverside state park is excellent, not much grade change, but a good fast ride with a variety of terrains. The bowl and pitcher bridge has been reopened for those who have not been back since the bridge construction began a few years ago.

Reviewed by: Debbie , from Spokane,WA.

Summary:
Rode it for the first time and enjoyed it immensely. Has rolling hills and at times lots of loose
sand,dirt,but if your're paying attention,it's no problem. I will be going back. It gives a great ride!

Recommended Route:
We started on the road past the bridge,but next time I plan on starting at Tidyman's,going up the hill and crossing the tracks.