33 min
Overview
This trail hugs the cliff of the Coyote Wall as often as it can. Occasionally it will overlap the ghost of a nearby doubletrack before snaking back out to the edge.<br><br>This trail is mostly very narrow and steep and the turns are usually cut pretty deep. Much of it is <i>very</i> close to the edge of the Coyote Wall, which has a drop of several hundred feet, which makes this trail all the more dangerous. This is a trail to be careful on! Sections can be easily walked if necessary, just make sure to dismount carefully if you're by the edge. <br><br>Other than a map at the parking lot, there is no signage in the Coyote Wall Trail system. It's not too easy to get lost, but be sure to download the <a href='/mobile-app'>MTB Project mobile app</a>, bring a map.
Trail Stats
2.1 km
11 m
531 m
263 m
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Photos
Catching some flow atop Coyote Wall.
Catching some flow atop Coyote Wall.
Looking south along the Coyote Wall.
Looking south along the Coyote Wall.
Don't lose your focus on the Coyote Wall Trail – it's a long ways down!
Don't lose your focus on the Coyote Wall Trail – it's a long ways down!
Climbing the syncline, overlooking the Columbia River.
Climbing the syncline, overlooking the Columbia River.
The group enjoys one of a few tame sections away from the edge on the Coyote Wall Trail.
The group enjoys one of a few tame sections away from the edge on the Coyote Wall Trail.