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HALF NELSON

• Rating: Blue
• Length: 2.5 km
• Skill Level: Beginner to Expert

Description: A smooth, lengthy descent flows through berms, over jumps and bumps and several wide bridges. It is also referred to as a downhill pump track, where the dirt jumper inside of you can be expressed! Beginners can take it slow and enjoy the long cruise down. The expert riders can hit doubles, triples, tabletops, step ups, and catch air from berms. This Trail is designed to give any kind of rider a sweet ride!

CREDIT LINE

• Rating: Black
• Length: 2 km
• Skill Level: Expert

Description: This is challenging and fun cross-country pedal is a 2 km decent with some climbs from Mike’s Loop down to Jack’s Trail. You traverse along a historic road bed to more technical descents and climbs. The top of your climb will reward with exposed rock rollers, root drops and great views of the Squamish River Valley. The trail ends with a fun and flowy decent to Jack’s Trail.

POWERHOUSE PLUNGE

• Rating: Black
• Length: 2 km
• Skill Level: Intermediate to Expert

Description: This is a classic Squamish Mountain Biking Trail. A couple of challenging climbs totally pay off with awesome descents, with tight, twisty switchbacks. This trail can become very muddy after a heavy rain, so it’s best to catch it in dry weather.

WONDERLAND

• Rating: Green / Blue
• Length: 3 km
• Skill Level: Beginner to Intermediate

Description: This gorgeous cross country loop takes you through some breathtaking West Coast forest. The trail winds past rumbling creeks, giving beginners a chance to negotiate features like rocks, roots and mellow bridges. For the advanced rider you can pump and ride your way through a whole forested kilometer without much pedaling. This is a great trail for all skills levels, offering a workout on the way up and a fun ride down!

SORCA

Most of the mountain biking trails in Squamish were originally built by passionate volunteers. In 2010 SORCA and the District of Squamish received funding for marking, expanding and maintaining the trail network. The results are amazing!

Come discover Mountain biking Squamish this year. Weather you are new or local  be sure to check out our article on the Best Squamish Mountain Bike trails to find your favourite trail.

Be sure to pick up a trail pass from SORCA and keep our Squamish Trails on track