Itenirary:

- SUNDAY: WELCOME TO SEATTLE!
We’ll pick you up at the airport, bring you to our little paradise home, show you your room and then get you all set up with a bike so you’re ready to go the next morning. 
- MONDAY:
Head to Capitol Forest Bike Trails, Home of Scoby & DNR Trails. (Shuttle day | 5-6 hours.) •
- TUESDAY:
Prepare to ride “Tiger Mountain State Park”, Home to, “Off The Grid”, “Predator” & “East Bound Down” trails. (Pedal day | 5-6 hours riding) •
- WEDNESDAY:
Day off! We can drop you off in Downtown Seattle so you can explore the city, visit the space needle, museums, the iconic Pike Place Market and all the greatness that the city of Seattle has to offer OR you can just stick around the property and take advantage of the lake by doing water sports or just relax on a lounge chair in our beautiful garden. (All DT Seattle amenities tix NOT included)

-THURSDAY:
Head up north, near the city of Bellingham (2-hour drive….The drive is quite gorgeous) and ride the RAD trials at Chuckanut Mountain. Home of the “Double Down” & “Double Black” trails (Shuttle day | 5-6 hours riding) 

- FRIDAY: FINAL RIDE DAY!
To close the riding adventure, we choose the amazing trails at Darrington State Forrest, home of the “Skyline” & “Showcase Showdown” trails. You’ll get to enjoy an uninterrupted view of the surrounding mountains and forest. (Shuttle day. | 5-6 hours riding.)
(You can choose to fly out on Friday night as well, just keep in mind that it has to be a flight after 8 p.m.)

- SATURDAY:
Time to go home. We’ll drive you to the airport, say our goodbyes so you can go home or to your next adventure and tell everybody about your experience with Dirt Church Seattle MTB Tours.
(It will be appreciated if you book your return flight in the morning hours. You can choose to fly out on Friday night as well, just keep in mind that it has to be a late flight after 8 p.m.)

Disclaimer: Weather can be tricky (Flat out nuts) in the State of Washington and changes might have to be done to accommodate sudden changes of weather due to stubborn snow, heavy rain, or the sad but inevitable forest fires.