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This link will show you the way I go up, starting from the Timies on Falcon Drive. I go this way cuz I like all the curves in the road
Technically, it's the same road from Timmies at Falcon Drive & Hwy 7 (starting point A) all the way to Panorama Drive, but the road changes name to Noons Creek Drive somewhere before that.
Looking at the image I posted for you, I continue up to either Point B & take the track (look for it) to Point D, or, I simply drive up the road (& squeeze thru the boulders on the left side of the road) to arrive at the same place. Then I ride along the power-line road to Point E.
There's a couple ways to get from Point E to the other side of the station (Point G), but not to confuse you it's easier to simply backtrack to Point D, follow the road to F, & then ride the track that lies to the right of the station fence. It's important to not ride on their grass, so I go all the way to the station fence/gate, then (turn right) ride on the rocks they have laid to the end of their fence & then follow the track along the fence which will lead you to the other side of the station. A 100 yards or so down the road you go around the left side of the locked gate & immediately turn up (left) the mountain where you will be quickly greeted by steep ascents covered with basketball size boulders.
If you find yourself at Y or T intersections, look closely on the trees for signs, but really you can't get lost because all tracks eventually end & lead back to the same place (i.e., Points G or H). As for H, it's not that obvious but really just a physical break in the tar that allows you to drop down into a muddy/wooded area that will lead you to another power-line road (not on my map but slightly north-east of the Plateau Blvd label on my image).
I would not ride the area without body armour, as even a very slow speed get-off (likely when coming down) can leave you with bruised or busted bones.
