Capitol Forest Long Loop

[@jeffclyburn8000]

I used to live outside of Rochester and I rode there a lot ...... Great riding. I had a 2001Honda XR 400. Good times. 👍👍🍻

[@dagsterblaster4973]

Who's that long-haired dude drinking beer out of his boot at the end?

[@BlueDawnEnduro]

Probably TT aging an IPA

[@areess6209]

Looks fun. Is there a facebook group that schedules rides in capital forest? I'm in lacey and just picked up a husky te310.

[@jamesholbrook3648]

How long did it take to ride the 50+ mile loop, including breaks and such?

[@BlueDawnEnduro]

This was pretty long ago, but with a group this big probably 4-5 hours

[@jamesholbrook3648]

Sounds perfect, thank you

[@jmdesigns3841]

Where does this trail start?

[@jamesholbrook3648]

@@jmdesigns3841 he started from rock candy staging area on the north end of the forest

[@jmdesigns3841]

@@jamesholbrook3648 Looking to get out there this weekend or tahuya! Thanks!

[@mibi254]

Looking to hit capital forest now that summer has finally arrived. Do you have any suggestions for a good loop, approximately 40 miles, heading out from rock candy?

[@BlueDawnEnduro]

There are tons of loops to do here. And Rock Candy staging is good place to start. This is the more challenging side of the forest with more elevation. For approx. 40 miles: North Rim #1, #2, and #3. Then Larch Mtn, Larch Mtn East, Divide North. For added single track, after Larch Mtn, divert to Twin Peaks then Slide trail, joining back to Divide North (this skips Larch Mtn East). Happy Riding

[@mibi254]

@@BlueDawnEnduro thank you!

[@rykerthompson9731]

Where can I access this trail? A line b line etc? Lol

[@BlueDawnEnduro]

From Rock Candy Mtn staging area, we started on North Rim #1

[@rykerthompson9731]

@@BlueDawnEnduro oh ok nice! I was just riding there and had to walk 3 miles back after I forgot my phone and chain came off up a steep hill😂

[@mastermoarman]

are there any trails for 50 inch side by sides?

[@BlueDawnEnduro]

Only if you are plated, then you can ride the extensive gravel forest roads. Otherwise, most of the trails are dual tracks here (I think 40inch and under).

[@Reidaa]

Whats this trail called? My property backs the forest and all the trails near me are for walking, biking, and horseback.

[@BlueDawnEnduro]

Half the forest is closed to motorized. The North half motorized usually staged from Rock Candy entrance. You can get a map on dnr.wa.gov. The trails in this loop are North Rim #1, #2, and #3, Larch Mtn , Capitol Peak, Twin Peaks, Waddell Basin, and Rock Candy -- 50+ miles. ORV and Horses prohibited Dec 1 thru April 30

[@bennymech]

Lol @ "Pondles"