Sadie Creek - Black Bear Run

Black Bear Run is situated on DNR land in a 4x4 park called Sadie Creek Multi-Use Trail System. This park is a 6-mile network of tight and technical trails providing the user with a rustic off-road experience. There are four trails that weave through forests of varying ages and some clear-cut areas. Black Bear Run winds through the upper clear-cut section of the park. It consists of very tight turns protected by stumps and off-camber turns and dips. This trail requires serious attention to detail to keep your fenders intact. Be on the lookout for the Black bear sow and her cub that were spotted in this area at the time it was mapped, and who the trail is named for. The unobstructed views of the Strait of Juan de Fuca and Vancouver Island, BC are breathtaking on a bright sunny day. While this park may not be very large and only has four short trails, the trails are very tight and the presence of mud will make this a pretty difficult task for most vehicles no matter what the build.