Fort Ebey State Park / Kettles Trails
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Ft Ebey is partially in the Olympic rain shadow, and has well draining soils, which makes it an excellent winter riding destination. It is adjoining Island County's Kettles Trails Area, and the trails go through both areas.
Read more at the Washington State Parks Page.
The trail system is maintained by the state parks department and the adjacent Kettles Property is managed by Island County.
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2nd time out here to ride and ended up with about 6 miles. Parked at the "Main Line" trailhead just off the highway and did it as a "see where I end up kinda day." Got incredibly lost & turned around due to my lack of planning and/or memory. TAKE A MAP WITH YOU. If there are are wooden features a...
Wonderful XC trail system. I did 15 miles of rooty and twisty stuff and probably could have planned routes a little better to reduce my climbing but every trail seemed to have its ups and downs. The weather was comfortable and just a little haze over the Sound. I started at the North Kettles trai...
Parked at the Kettles Trail entrance off hwy 20. Rode Kettles, Humpty Dump, Alder Grove, Windsucker Hill, Lower Ridge, Baker View (it was cloudy), High Traverse, Boundary Trail, Hugh's Delight, Fisher Ridge, Kettles Dip loop, Spencer's Loop, Shephard's Crook, and came back on Kettles Trail. ...