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Advanced, slow-going technical trail with roots ranging from mid-sized to gigantic. There is also an optional, longer log-ride made from a felled tree near the middle. This is a good trail to start learning how to ride over bigger roots, log piles, stumps and other natural obstacles. Trail follows, and has some good views of Ravensdale Lake. You can also bailout early near the middle via Bail To Ponds.
Entrance starts via a connector trail that starts from Snake, and ends onto Route 66 10-24-17: There is a one-way sign at the entrance to Beaver Tracks from Route 66 which you ride east to the junction of Snake or Lower Beaver Tracks. But the trail is so slow and technical I can't imagine why there is a sign there at all?
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