Total distance: 0.88 mi
Max elevation: 1578 ft
Total climbing: 0 ft
Total descent: -771 ft
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  • 486_white-knuckle

Route Category: Mountain BikeRoute Tags: Expert difficulty

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  • Description

    White Knuckle is part of the Dry Hill mountain bike trail network, located on Washington State Department of Natural Resources (DNR) land and is maintained by the Olympic Dirt Society. Dry Hill is best known for its collection of downhill trails and the Northwest (NW) Cup race series. The trails are open year round, but there is no vehicle access except for on event days.
    White Knuckle is a downhill mountain bike trail just shy of a mile in length, dropping almost 800 feet; the average grade is 16% and the maximum is 36%. At the top it’s a high speed doubletrack; at the bottom the track winds through woods and is less well developed.  It’s a popular trail among experienced mountain bikers, but not one a novice would necessarily want to cut their teeth on–it’s rated  expert on the OPBA difficulty scale.
  • Region: Northeast
    Icon Display - Surface Trail: Yes
    Icon Display - Difficulty Expert: Yes
    Icon Display - Route Style Point-to-Point: Yes

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