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The iconic Tokul East trail. The trail was awesome before the logging. It is still very fun from late fall, thru Winter and early Spring. in Summer, due to the clear cut, it gets blown out and full of marbles. Also, blackberries and scotsbroom often overgrow this trail. The trail is built as a natural halfpipe, going up and down the sides of a small valley. A few optional natural-feature drops are in the trail. Consider yourself good if you ride the entire trail without pedaling or braking till you get to the swamp bridge at the bottom.
A Campbell Global Recreation Pass (see website) is required to ride the Tokul East and Tokul West trails.
From the parking lot on 356th, head East on the SVT. After a half mile or so, take the dirt road going up to the left. This is the main access road for all Tokul East trails. Bear left at each road junction, until you come to the powerlines in the clearing. At the first power tower, take the road to the right, rather than continuing uphill on the powerline road (towards Crazy Ivan and Midtown). This right junction road crosses a few creeks, then continues uphill, with a few switchbacks. At the top this road ends in a T at the upper road. To the left is an alternate access to MidTown, Crazy Ivan and KGB. To the right, the upper road heads towards the XC trails, Flowtron, Last Frontier, and OGDH. The trailhead for the latter three is right before the big rock and log seating area 100 yards East up the road.
After entering the trail, to ride Flowtron, stay to the left on the trail. To ride OGDH, take the first junction to the right. To ride Last Frontier, take the 2nd junction to the right.
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