Trails
The heart of Mountain Biking.
The place where everything else falls away and the only thing that matters is you, your bike and the dirt and trees under and around you.
Shhh…
If you’re quiet enough you can hear the forest breathe….
no, wait … that’s the pounding of your own heart as you wind through the trees with perfect rhythm.
Trail Maps
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Trail Ethics
This area and these trails are shared by ranchers, forest companies and recreationalists. Please show respect for all users.
- Give cattle the right-of-way on trails
- Walk your bike when encountering cattle
- Report sick or injured cattle to the Ministry of Forests, Range Section
- Keep dogs under control at all times
- Avoid damage to grasslands
- Never leave fence gates open
- Ride on open trails only
- Leave no trace behind, stay on existing trails & practice low-impact cycling.
- Control your bicycle at all times
- Always yield the trail to others, slow down when approaching hikers & be courteous.
- Do not harass wildlife
- Plan ahead, carry First Aid gear.
- Respect private landowners & their land.
- Do not cross private land without permission
Beware of:
- Technical difficulty on trails & sharp rocks.
- Man-made stunts.
- Lack of water - bring your own!
- Encounters with wild animals.
Knapweed destroys grasslands, range and wildlife habitat.
Here are some ways you can help:
- Clean your bike of weeds & mud when moving from one area to the next to prevent the spread of seeds.
- Avoid damage to grasslands
- Report the presence of knapweed to the Cariboo Regional District or Ministry of Forests, Range Section.
