Two Turntables and a Microwave

4.8 ( 17 )

Trail

1.1 mile 1.7 kilometer point to point
Singletrack
Intermediate/Difficult

Elevation

Ascent: 0' 0 m
Descent: -631' -192 m
High: 2,284' 696 m
Low: 1,652' 504 m

Grade

Avg Grade: 11% (6°)
Max Grade: 16% (9°)

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Trail shared by Leslie Kehmeier

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“An exciting descent on narrow singletrack.”

— Leslie Kehmeier

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Two Turntables and a Microwave is one of the shorter downhills at Sandy Ridge. It packs in a lot of excitement in a short amount of time.

The route begins at the end of Quid Pro Flow and an intersection with Three Thirty Eight. Drop in off a shallow rock slab and then whip through a few tight berms. From there the trail stretches out and travels pretty fast into a big berm with a view out into the valley.

The bottom portion of the trail is fast, loose and tight. Have fun and hang on tight!

At the bottom the trail joins Hide and Seek above a major creek crossing. Check your speed before rumbling over the wet armored section that make a tight right hand turn into a bridge.

Contacts

Local Club: Northwest Trail Alliance

Jun 20, 2019: Holy Shuttles, Batman!

Jun 14, 2019: Weekly Regional Roundup

Jun 10, 2019: Multiple trail users join forces to clear the Wilson River Trail.

Land Manager: BLM Oregon - Salem Office

Oct 21, 2016: BLM Announces Partial Closure of Big Pines Recreation Site

Oct 21, 2016: Preferred Alternative for Vantage to Pomona Transmission Line Project Announced

Oct 17, 2016: BLM Completes Comprehensive Update of Its Oil and Gas Measurement Rules

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Jul 28, 2017

Jun 4, 2017

1.1mi

Sep 18, 2016

Aug 2, 2015

Jun 18, 2014

Oct 4, 2013

Jay Small

Even after a week of moderate rain, the trail is perfect. 1.1mi — 2h 00m

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Trail Ratings

4.8 from 17 votes

#2

in Sandy Ridge Trail System

#302

Overall

4.8 from 17 votes

5 Star		82%
4 Star		12%
3 Star		6%
2 Star		0%
1 Star		0%

Rankings

#2

in Sandy Ridge Trail System

#7

in Oregon

#302

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A rare awesome view out of the trees from Sandy Ridge.

A rare awesome view out of the trees from Sandy…

Rolling through the wet armored section above the bridge

Rolling through the wet armored section above t…

Winter time looking out from Two Turntables and a Microwave over the valley.

Winter time looking out from Two Turntables and…

A large berm overlooking the valley.

A large berm overlooking the valley.

Riding the Sandy Ridge Trail system for the first time.

Riding the Sandy Ridge Trail system for the fir…

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