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These trails are in working forests. Check for trail updates on the RCA’s website.

Offering 40km of classic Revelstoke singletrack, inter-connected with logging roads, there are endless variations of link-ups appealing to all difficulty levels. These trails are provincial recreation trails operated by the Revelstoke Cycling Association in partnership with Recreation Sites and Trails BC.

Access from downtown Revelstoke: -Head West on 3rd St, left on Charles St-Right on Douglas, Left on Wilson, cross the Big Eddy Bridge -Continue along Big Eddy Rd, left on Hwy 23 S to trailheads- Trailhead distance from Hwy 1 and Hwy 23 S junction:

TRAILHEAD DISTANCE CYCLE TIME (from downtown)Tantrum 2.0km 15 minutesFlowdown Lot 2.8km 20 minutesGriffith Creek FSR Lot 5.3km 25 minutesMt Macpherson Lot 7.3km 35 minutesBegbie Bluffs Lot 8.9km 40 minutes

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Tranquility Traverse 0.3 Old double track

Forest Lane 0.5 Old double track

Telemarker’s Choice 0.6 Wide, steep climb

Toad School 0.8 Short & friendly

Dusty Beaver 1.4 Flowy, rock sections

Stimulus 4.7 Flowy, rock sections, bridges

Tight Rope 0.4 Steep sidehill – look ahead!

Mad Man’s Step 0.3 Flat connecter trail

Flowdown 5.7 Flowy w/ rock sections

Hemlock Groove 1.6 Fast, flowy, rock sections

Yew R Here 0.9 Fast, flowy, rock sections

Dog Patch 1.1 Friendly grade

River Run 1.3 Rooty, can be muddy

Berm Donor 2.2 Fast downhill, tough climb

Black Forest 1.9 Rooty, lots of variety

Sloe Grin 1.2 Rocky, technical climbs

Break-a-Leg 0.9 Fun DH, technical climb

Buff Enough 1.2 Great view, challenging climb

Lookout 1.1 Tight tech sections, rock slab

Root Canal 0.7 Very rooty, fun

TNT 1.7 Fast DH, tough climb

Tantrum 5.0 Lots of variety & challenges

Quarry 2.7 Steep, tech, fast DH, rooty

Richard Liqueur 0.8 Steep sections, rooty

View 1.4 Steep, non-technical grade

Bluff 2.0 Fast w/ tech sections

Ridge Walk 1.5 Steep climbs, access to TNT

4 Play 0.8 Steep climbs, fast transitions

Sex on the Beach 2.6 Tech sections, steep climbs

Backside 1.3 Rocky, tech, best N to S

Dog Patch Direct 0.4 Steep, wet sections, Best W to E

Super Happy Fun 0.7 Downhill, S to N only

Chair 0.1 Downhill, S to N onlyUp-to-date trail conditions & a trail map GPS enabled app is available for download at: bikerevelstoke.org

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Cross Country Trails

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WILDLIFE - Do not approach

ETIQUETTE - Wheels yield to heels

SHARE - Uphill rider has right of way

PETS - Clean up and keep in control

ENVIRONMENT - Stay on the trail

EROSION - Ride don’t slide!

TRAIL CLOSURES - Respect them!

TRASH - Leave no trace

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Downhill Mountain Biking

Boulder is specific to downhill mountain biking and offers awesome variety for any rider. From smooth, flowing intermediate trails, to more advanced singletrack; the trails are both fun and challenging. Technical trail features (wooden structures, jumps & drops) exist on some of the trails and should be spotted by riders before attempting. Suitable equipment and caution are recommended when riding these trails. These trails are provincial recreation trails operated by the Revelstoke Cycling Association in partnership with Recreation Sites and Trails BC.

Access from Revelstoke: - Head West on Hwy 1, right on Westside Rd- Trailhead is located 3km from the turn off from Hwy 1- Left on Jordan River FSR Road* Note: 4x4 is recommended for these logging roads. Please drive with caution as there are numerous spots where trails cross the road. It is the responsibility of the driver to travel at speeds that reflect road conditions.

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A spectacular 1580m/9km descent from alpine meadows to valley bottom. The trail is equipped with low and mid-elevation access points for early and late season rides, and the option for a 5000ft climb up logging roads to the top. Technical trail features exist on this trail and should be spotted by riders before attempting. Suitable equipment and caution is recommended when riding this trail. This trail is managed by Recreation Sites and Trails BC. This trail is also ascended by hikers – please watch for oncoming hikers and slow down to yield.

Access from Revelstoke: - Head north on Hwy 23 – trailhead is located 21km from Hwy 1- Turn right on the Sale FSR and continue up the road for 15km* Note: 4x4 is mandatory for these logging roads. Please carry a radio with you when logging is active. Remember, it is the responsibility of the driver to travel at speeds that reflect the road conditions.

A beautiful trail with magnificent views, abundant wildflowers, and excellent riding. This 12.9km purpose-built cross country trail climbs from a cutblock up through impressive mountain hemlock sub-alpine forest, and into the alpine meadows. It crests on a rolling ridge with views in all directions, then dips down to a small lake and turns back. This is a provincial recreation trail operated by the RCA in partnership with Recreation Sites & Trails BC. *Note: This is a remote trail with no water access. You must be self-sustained. This trail is very susceptible to erosion, please consider an alternative trail in extremely wet conditions.

Access from Revelstoke: - Head west on Hwy 1- Turn right on Westside Rd- Trailhead is located 8km from Hwy 1 turn off - Left on Frisby Ridge Road - continue up 9km- Specifically from the start of the gravel road: 0.7km go left, 1.6km go right, 4km go left, 5.8km go left, 6.2km go right, 8.2km go left, 9km go left to parking area. -Riding from town to the trailhead adds 2+ hours and 800m/2500ft of climbing.*Note: 4x4 is recommended. Please remember that it is the responsibility of the driver to travel at speeds that reflect road conditions.

**Caribou Closure: The Frisby Ridge Trail is closed annually until July 15. By respecting the closure, you will be helping to protect Mountain Caribou. If you should see one of these endangered species, please keep your distance and do not disturb.

This trail offers a spectacular ride in the alpine meadows. If you time it just right, the flowers will be in full bloom. The usual turn around is 11km at the Standard Cabin. This trail is rated “intermediate” but it is more technically challenging than Frisby Ridge. This trail is managed by Recreation Sites and Trails BC. This trail is also ascended by hikers – please watch for oncoming hikers and slow down to yield.

Access from Revelstoke: - Head north on Hwy 23- Trailhead is located 50km from the Trans Canada Highway- Turn right on Keystone FSR road and continue up for 18km to the parking lot* Note: 4x4 is recommended for this logging road. Please remember that it is the responsibility of the driver to travel at speeds that reflect road conditions.

The first 2.5km of this trail to the lookout is a great early season cross country ride, as it is one of the first to melt out in the spring. This trail is rated very difficult past the lookout. The more adventurous can get a heli-drop at the summit or a guided heli tour for a 2000m/6500ft downhill descent. The hardiest of riders are riding/pushing to the summit. This trail is managed by Recreation Sites and Trails BC. This trail is also ascended by hikers – please watch for oncoming hikers and slow down to yield.

Access From Revelstoke: - Head south on Airport Way for 10km - There is a brown trailhead kiosk on the east side of the road, park on the shoulder

DH RESPECT WILDLIFE - Do not approach

ETIQUETTE - Yield to slower rider

SHARE - Downhill rider has right of way

PETS - Clean up and keep in control

ENVIRONMENT - Stay on the trail

EROSION - Ride don’t slide!

TRAIL CLOSURES - Respect them!

TRASH - Leave no trace

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Martha Creek / Sale Mountain Recreation Trail (below)

Boulder Mountain & Ultimate Frisby Recreation Trails (right)

high alpine epicsFrisby Ridge Recreation Trail (right)

Keystone Standard Basin Recreation Trail (below)

Mount Cartier Recreation Trail (below)

Access to Ultimate Frisby DH Trail

Up-to-date trail conditions & a trail map GPS enabled app is available for download at: bikerevelstoke.org

Lower Bike Club 0.3 Short but fun!

Home Run 0.5 Fun drops & jumps

Loggin’ Leftovers 1.3 Fast flow, jumps, side hits, berms

Man Quads 1.1 Jumps, drops, rock face, wall ride

School’s Out 0.4 Wicked berms & jumps

Boondocker 2.5 Classic DH, steep & loamy

Gravy Bacon 0.7 Local fave - jumps & wooden drops

Hot Dog Hallway Machine built dirt table tops

Iron Lotus 1.4 Natural technical yet flowy trail

Redneck’s Revenge 1.6 Steep, tech, loose & raw

Snakes & Ladders 0.5 Shorter alt. version to Redneck’s

Tall Timber 1.3 Fast, berms, & stepdowns

The Rooster 0.9 Machine built dirt table tops

Ultimate Frisby 2.4 Natural technical trail w/ cliff views

Upper Bike Club 1.0 Steep, loose, w/ fast sidehill sections

Cash Advance 0.6 Super steep, super fun