360 Trails

The 360 Trails Main Loop is the primary multi-purpose route. Begin at the trail kiosk near the dog park entrance, just beyond the oversized/equestrian parking area. The trail enters the woods and almost immediately crosses a wide, sturdy bridge over a year-round, brushy stream. The trail stays wide, and the footbed is at times gravel, sandy and rocky, but rarely rooty. The route ascends gently and persistently for 0.3 mile. Take the left turn; this begins the true loop of the Main Loop Trail. At an additional 0.15 mile, bear right.

As you hike clockwise, Main Loop intersects with mountain-bike-dedicated trails throughout the loop. In balance, there are many trails that are hiker- and equestrian-only. The Main Loop remains wide and exposed, but choose any number of other trails to either take a more narrow or more closely forested route. The landscape breaks occasionally to open up to a more clear-cut topography and features the usual Pacific Northwest evergreens, ferns, snowberries, currants and salal. 

At 2.55 total miles, you've completed the lollipop loop; turn left to descend toward the bridge and trailhead.

There are many dog poop stations, picnic tables and benches along the Main Loop, perfect for a snack, nap or rest.

Note: Some sections are one-way routes only open to mountain bikers. Clear signage should indicate where these trails begin and end.