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The New East Summit Trail at Tiger Mountain
I woke up at 4:30 to get off work early enough to beat night fall. I went up to enjoy the new trail after the first rain in months. I set my PR going up of 47:57. It was super greasy so I wrecked without my knee pads...never again. Sick trail though. Big thanks to EMBC for such a great trail.
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- Date Posted
- Oct 14, 2012 at 9:44Oct 14, 2012
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- HeadCams
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Issaquah, Washington, United States
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Thanks! I absolutely love my BR.
And the East Summit Trail is sooo fun, especially when dry (I got my helmet cam just in time to film the trail before it closed so it was a bit wet and slick). It is a good workout to get to the top, but I have really started to enjoy it. It makes the trail more rewarding knowing you just cranked up that whole hill.
And the East Summit Trail is sooo fun, especially when dry (I got my helmet cam just in time to film the trail before it closed so it was a bit wet and slick). It is a good workout to get to the top, but I have really started to enjoy it. It makes the trail more rewarding knowing you just cranked up that whole hill.
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The East Summit trail shown in this video is about 1.5 miles. The trail after it, Preston Railroad Trail, is about 4 miles.
More info can be had here: trails.evergreenmtb.org/wiki/Trail:Tiger_Mountain
That trail wiki was created by the Evergreen Mountain Bike Alliance, which is the largest mountain bike advocacy group is Washington State. Check out their website - they doing tons of great things for biking in the area.
More info can be had here: trails.evergreenmtb.org/wiki/Trail:Tiger_Mountain
That trail wiki was created by the Evergreen Mountain Bike Alliance, which is the largest mountain bike advocacy group is Washington State. Check out their website - they doing tons of great things for biking in the area.
Seems like every time I ride without my knee or elbow pads, i go down.
thanks for sharing the video though. I can't wait to ride that trail next year.
edit: and nice BR.