Candid priority · #419 of 439
Why this sits where it does.
A short intermediate trail that adds real texture to the Main Loop without committing to the hardest lines. weather-safe, good value; meaningful travel or relocation, limited visual proof.
The transfer is the main cost; choose it only as part of a deliberate boat move or regional cluster.
Why it could work for the two of you
A short intermediate trail that adds real texture to the Main Loop without committing to the hardest lines.
A roughly one-mile blue cross-country singletrack connector with switchbacks and short punchy climbs.
medium
medium
Take turns leading the climbs, then enjoy an easy coast around the Main Loop.
Distance, night return, and tender reality
Use the route link and inspect the full return before leaving the boat.
Use a rideshare, cab, or prearranged pickup rather than improvising a dark bike return.
Do not assume shore access. Use only a confirmed public or marina-designated landing.
The prominent crow-flight mileage is a geographic comparison from Jerisich Dock, not a route distance. Road, marine, time, and fare figures here are planning ranges, not live quotes. The named dock panel uses verified landing information where available; otherwise it explicitly tells you to confirm before relying on it.
What you actually do
- A roughly one-mile blue cross-country singletrack connector with switchbacks and short punchy climbs.
- Address: 10405 State Route 302 NW, Gig Harbor, WA 98329
Ride sheet
Review synthesis
Trailforks rates it blue/moderate and shows 1,666 all-time rides; MTB Project 3.3/5 from three votes. Riders like nontechnical flow and short climbs.
Useful cautions and little wins
- Trailforks marks rain riding allowed; avoid damage if visibly saturated.