New Trails are open now!

Eagle Ridge Trail open

Eagle Ridge Trail is a 1.5 mi trail in the south east corner of Spence. It is a mix of flow and rocky areas and is bidirectional, although the alternate line may be very difficult for anything but an ebike in one direction or the other. It is best accessed from Badger at a signed road crossing. 0.5 mi of road riding is required to reach the uppermost section of trail. The trail is intermediate difficulty and has 3 black alternate line with challenging rocks and wood features. There is a blue alternate line that is a short jump line on the downhill with an adjacent climbing route. The trail building is continuing up the ridge and hopefully next year will have a trail linking it to Jct7. The trail terminates at J14 (Badger/Queen of the Lake). Rode it this morning and the dirt is very good.

Trail building 2025

Trail building at Spence Mountain continues on two projects. A climbing-friendly bi-directional trail, built by Dirt Mechanics, will replace hard to climb Winema. This trail is partially completed and extends from the road above the blue portion of Queen of the Lake to a main road that extends to Junction 9. The trail is currently open, although access is somewhat awkward – either from the road up from J10 or accessed from the road connector about 1 mile out on QOTL (see map below). The trail will be completed with direct connection into J9 and J10 either in the Fall 2025 or Spring 2026.

The second project is the continued building of the southern end of Eagle Ridge Trail by Paul Thomasberg. The main trail is intermediate and will have multiple alternate lines. There is a short intermediate jump line with an adjacent climbing trail and there are multiple black alternate lines that include challenging rocks and log rides across rocks. The trail will start at J14 (bottom of Badger/end of QOTL) and continue up eagle ridge. The upper end of this trail exits onto a main access road at present. Work will continue into the summer. Info on trail openings will be posted here soon.

Upcoming KTA Events

April 26th – Healthy Klamath Give Back Day
Help make a difference! Join Healthy Klamath and be a part of improving your community. There will be
several projects to choose from.

May 3rd – Spence Mountain trail work day (Old Eagle Trail)
RSVP and more details are posted on our Meetup page.

May 18th – Family Bike Day at Moore Park Bike Skills Park from 11am-3pm
This super popular Family Day is back! Follow us on Facebook and Instagram for announcements and details
for this fun event!

May 24 & 25th – Spence Mountain Spring Cleanup
We hope you will join us for this annual event to clean up Spence Mountain before the Mountain Race and
Mountain Mayhem Race. We will spend the morning clearing the trail & the afternoon enjoying a bike ride!
RSVP and details will be posted on Meetup. Stay tuned!

June 7th – Annual Spence Mountain Mayhem
Registration is available on Ultrasignup.com for the Third Annual Spence Mountain Mayhem. Kids 18 and
younger can register for free for this event. All participants need a $5 OBRA license for insurance purposes.
There will be food & drinks provided for registrants for $10. There are 3 courses available (advanced riders,
intermediate riders, and beginner riders).

June 28th & June 29th – Rye Spur Trail workday
Join us for a collaboration work event on the fabulous Rye Spur Trail. We will be working with National Forest
volunteers, Backcountry Horseman High Desert Riders, Siskiyou Mountain Club and KTA this year. Details and
RSVP will be posted to Meetup as we get closer to this event.

August (TBD) – Overnight Backpack Trip
We are so excited to organize a fun overnight backpack trip this year! We are looking at possibly hiking into
Sky Lakes Wilderness via Cherry Creek Trailhead then camping overnight around Trapper Lake. Details with
be forthcoming so keep your eyes out for the RSVP on Meetup.

Other ways to get updates

trail routes + conditions

Head over to trailforks where you can get detailed trail conditions and suggested routes according to your needs.

Driving conditions

We recommend viewing the live webcams from Tripcheck  on Highway 140 at Doak Pass for Spence Mountain and Lake of the Woods for Brown Mountain and surrounding areas.