Reviewed by: Charlie , from Poulsbo

Summary:
This is on Stottlemeyer for those bikers out there who didn,t know. awesome trails , only bad when they get really muddy . Only a few dh runs, but there is loads of xc stuff and singletrack. Old fireroads at Pope&Talbott are also fun to ride. Trails for all skill levels.Fun stuff!
P.S.- don't go in the rain.

Recommended Route:
all routes are great!

Other recommended trails in the same area:
Green Mountain in Silverdale is also a good 2-3 hopur trail ride xc all uphill on the way up, but rewarding dh

Reviewed by: KC Baker , from Poulsbo

Summary:
Challenging, but not too hard. Uphill some of the way, and downhill most. And man, when you go downhill, you downhill. I mtalking like five minutes at a time. My brother broke his speed record. Oh yeah, i brought my GPS . IT was very helpful to get back to road. The trail Is pretty hard to find, but keep going and youll see it on the left. It is a very small entrance. This trail has forest, sand, gravel, very fun.

Recommended Route:
many, many ways to choose from. Very good trails anyway you go.

Other recommended trails in the same area:
dont know, if u know any, email me.

Reviewed by: John , from Kingston, WA

Summary:
This is a good place to get in a quick ride of 1 to 3 hours. If you want a longer ride, you'll have to ride some fireroad to do it. On the weekends, there are usually a couple horse trailers at the trail head, but you don't often run into horses on the trail. There are also a few hikers and dog walkers. The singletrack is good for intermediate to expert riders although not long enough climbs (or overall) for hammerheads. There is enough fireroad for beginners too. If you want a little tour, let me know. I'm out here a couple times a week, since it's so close to my house.

Recommended Route:
Start at the gated trailhead, not the parking place. There is a good 90% singletrack route that lasts about 7 miles, which you can stretch to 9 or 10 miles by criss crossing in a couple places. If you add fire roads, you can easily go for 25 or more miles out here. I've been lost and ended up near Lofal by Hood Canal, and I've ended up at Port Gamble.

Other recommended trails in the same area:
Green Mt. near Silverdale & Lower Big Quilcene accross the Hood Canal Bridge.

Reviewed by: Ben , from Silverdale, Wa

Summary:
Great riding for whatever type your up for. But it is recommened to take a map(availible at the local bike shops) or a GPS, to keep from getting lost, although, you won't be lost to long. All trails lead back to roads.

Recommended Route:
I have no recommended route, there are trails all over the place. Although, in the deep woods, also known as Never Never Land, is a very technical section.