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Washington State is full of incredible Mountain Bike Trails.  Use the following resources to help find a few:

• TrailForks

• Single Tracks

• AllTrails is a great app if you are used to using it, but the other bike dedicated apps generally work better

Bellingham may seem like it's a long ways away, because it is.  That said, Galbraith Mountain is considered the best mountain bike trail system in Washington State for a Reason.

• Galbraith Mountain

  • Primary Trail Type: All-Mountain & Downhill

  • eBikes Allowed: Yes

  • AKA: Galby

  • Intermediate

  • 70 miles of trails

  • Bellingham

  • Between Lakeway Dr. to the north, Yew St. to the west and Samish Dr. on the south.

  • The trails up at the top can be accessed either from Whatcom Falls park on the north or Galbraith Lane on the south side.

  • Area is full of single track, double track and dirt roads.  It would take many trips to explore them all.

  • Elevation gain is about 800'.

  • wmbcmtb.org/galbraith

Great trail system that isn't too far away. 

• Duthie Hill

  • Primary Trail Type: All-Mountain & Downhill

  • Intermediate

  • 9 miles

  • 44 trails for mountain bikes

  • Issaquah

  • Grand Ridge Park is connected to the south and adds 25 miles of cross country trails

    • Primary Trail Type: Cross-Country

    • Intermediate

    • Issaquah

One of the most popular trail systems for Seattle. 

• Tiger Mountain

  • Primary Trail Type: All-Mountain & Downhill

  • Intermediate

  • 20.0 miles on main trail

  • Total of 120 trails with 125 miles of riding

  • Issaquah

Great trail system that isn't too far from home.

• Paradise Valley

  • Primary Trail Type: Cross-Country

  • Intermediate

  • 25 trails

  • 12 miles

  • Woodinville

Located close to Fire Mountain.  

• Little Mountain

  • Primary Trail Type: Cross-Country

  • Intermediate

  • 18 miles worth of trails

  • Mount Vernon

There are enough interconnecting trails between I-90 and 410 to set up week long High Adventures Program.