Cowiche Mill Rd + 1302

https://ridewithgps.com/routes/31228722

Start: Chesterley Park, Yakima

60 miles, 5500 ft


Mile 3..6: Cowiche Canyon trail
12..22: gravel road
22..27: steep climb on difficult rocky road
28..30: Jump-Off fire lookout, great views
30..45: fast descent on difficult rocky road
45..60: paved roads, mostly downhill




















Location: Chesterley Park, 40th Ave and River Road, Yakima, WA 98902, USA

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