Great trails for mountain biking. In the winter, they serve as ski/snowshoe <br />
trails, but open for hiking and biking all summer. Many different trails to <br />
bike, no matter what your level of expertise. BREIA maintains these trails <br />
very, very well, and the Egypt Rd. set of trails is only one of three trail <br />
groups they service. There are maps on the trailhead, along with a sign in <br />
sheet, and the maps are very easy to follow. <br />
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The Rim Trail is great for beginners, and have multiple "gullies" of of it to <br />
scratch the "downhill itch". The gullies drop into the Creek View Trail, which <br />
is mostly level. <br />
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The Glacier Trail is labeled "intermediate", along with the Link Trail, which <br />
puts you on the Great Trail, having a few more trail systems off of that as <br />
well. The Intermediate trails are more ups and downs, and some run back <br />
and forth under power lines. <br />
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All trails are mostly double-track, with a few single-track sections, however <br />
the trail sections by the power lines are more of ATV trails.
Routes 12/28 Northbound. As 12 and 28 split, remain left on Route 12. Egypt <br /><br />Rd. is on the left shortly after. Two trail heads are on the road, both located <br /><br />on right. First Trailhead is for the Great Trail, while Second Trailhead puts you <br /><br />on the Rim Trail and Creek View Trail.
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