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USFS Trail #3506 - Castle Rock

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 4.0 (2)
  1. Areas
  2. OR
  3. …Central Oregon
  4. Willamette National Forest
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“Deep woods singletrack with old growth trees. ”

Chris Bernhardt
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4.1

Miles

6.6

KM
Singletrack

3,694' 1,126 m

High

2,198' 670 m

Low

1,621' 494 m

Up

152' 46 m

Down

8%

Avg Grade (5°)

34%

Max Grade (19°)

Dogs Unknown

E-Bikes Unknown

Description

A rolling trail with a couple tricky dry stream crossings, this lovely piece of singletrack takes you past massive Douglas fir trees. It can be ridden as an out-and-back from Kings Castle (USFS Trail #4326) as part of an easier outing, but also forms a portion of the ambitious Olallie Ridge Loop.

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Local Club: Disciples of Dirt (DOD)

Feb 21, 2024: Open Position

Feb 19, 2024: Whypass Cleanup: Round Three

Feb 12, 2024: Whypass Cleanup: Round Two

Land Manager: USFS - Willamette National Forest Office

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Chris Bernhardt
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  4.0 from 2 votes

#4

in Willamette National Forest

#13026

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in Oregon

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The Sisters from the top of Castle Rock
Sep 11, 2013 near McKenzi…, OR
Top of Castle Rock
Sep 11, 2013 near McKenzi…, OR
A sign that you're on the right track.
Aug 10, 2013 near McKenzi…, OR

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Apr 27, 2019
Adrian Gallo
52 trees down from O'Leary and Kings trail intersections. Most trees are 6-15" diameter, about 7 are larger than 29" diameter. Basically unridable
Aug 7, 2017
Adrian Gallo
Near the summit the switchbacks are very tight. Mid and lower section is very fun/fast with bermed dusty corners
Aug 20, 2016
Christopher Herring

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