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Trail Guide  /  NW Washington

Blue Mountain Ridge

20 miles 2500' gain Grunt 4/5 Tech 2 Road Grade
Surface: 75% Fire Road 25% Paved

This ride is a logging road climb like Tiger or Rattlesnake (2500 vertical), a ridge line ride, and a downhill gravel, and then paved return road to your car. It is located north of Sultan, WA in the

This ride is a logging road climb like Tiger or Rattlesnake (2500 vertical), a ridge line ride, and a downhill gravel, and then paved return road to your car. It is located north of Sultan, WA in the Snohomish county watershed southwest of Spada Lake. The west side of the ridge is a forested area where the clearings provide good view points.

How to Find It

Take Stevens Pass highway to the East side of Sultan, WA and head North on Sultan Basin Road. Stay on the road for 5 miles until you reach the map marker location just past the Lake Bronson community entrance. Park at the fire road gate. You can also park at Olney Pass and do the loop counter clockwise.

 

Local Points of Interest

Spada Lake Recreation area, The city of Sultan.

Turn by Turn

At the start you have a level fire road for a ways and then a lighter climb beginning to enter the watershed infrastructure and then the forested areas. At 2-3 miles, about 1700'  altitude, the climbs get steep until the west end of the ridge line.

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