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Mountain biking
The Soaring Eagle Outer Loop provides an easy mountain biking experience, guiding you through a classic singletrack within a lush, forested environment. You will navigate varied terrain, encountering both rooty and rocky technical sections alongside flowy ribbon segments, all while enjoying the natural scenery. This route covers 5.2 miles (8.4…
Last updated: April 23, 2026
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The Soaring Eagle Outer Loop is approximately 8.4 kilometers (5.2 miles) long. Most riders can expect to complete it in about 45 minutes to an hour, depending on their pace and skill level.
While the broader Soaring Eagle Park has trails for all levels, the Outer Loop itself is rated as an intermediate mountain biking route. It features a mix of rooty, rocky, and flowy sections with plenty of undulations, making it a good option for riders looking to develop their singletrack skills.
The terrain is quite varied, offering a classic singletrack experience. You'll encounter both technical sections with roots and rocks, as well as smoother, flowy ribbon segments. The trail is generally twisty and bumpy, winding through a forested environment. Be aware that northern sections can get quite muddy and have puddles during the wet season, and nettles may be present in sunny areas during spring and early summer.
Parking is available at the entrance to Soaring Eagle Regional Park. A portable toilet is also conveniently located there.
Yes, dogs are generally allowed on the trails within Soaring Eagle Regional Park. However, it's always best to keep them on a leash and practice good trail etiquette.
The trail is open year-round for mountain biking. However, the wet season can make the northern sections particularly muddy and prone to puddles. Spring and early summer might also bring nettles in sunny areas. For the most comfortable ride, aim for drier periods, though it's a popular spot for quick rides after work or night riding in any season.
No, there are no specific permits or entrance fees required to access Soaring Eagle Regional Park or its trails for mountain biking.
The route includes sections of popular trails like Bear Way Trail, Devil's Slide Trail, and South Trail. While there aren't specific viewpoints, the forested environment provides a natural setting. Historically, parts of the area included a beaver pond, though this has been impacted by development.
Yes, the route is part of the extensive Soaring Eagle Trails network and intersects with or runs along sections of other paths such as Devil's Slide, Bear Way, Northwest Passage, South Trail, Lightning Trail, and Sleigh Ride, among others.
No, e-bikes are not permitted on the trails within Soaring Eagle Park.
Navigation is quite straightforward. Detailed maps are posted at nearly every major intersection throughout Soaring Eagle Park, making it easy to follow the route and explore the area.