Dirt Bike Trails
Near West End, British Columbia

This gravel road leads from Squamish town in BC to the north end of Indian Arm-an ocean inlet. It is a Forest Service road that is not regularly maintained. You'll encounter gravel with loose sharp rocks, and it's pretty steep at the beginning (9-12 degrees). Since it's at a higher elevation, snow i...
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Blindside Connector is a trail that connects from Ring Creek FSR all the way back to another advanced/very advanced riding zone. The trail itself is very easy to ride and fast-paced. It has one small hill in it that contains some loose, smaller rocks, but the rest is just smooth fast. Great for gett...
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Stupid is a short but very technical trail that branches between Moto World and Smokey Bees. It can be tied together with Smokey Bees and Fat Hand for loads and loads of advanced tech. This trail loses/gains some vert and is either roots or rocks or a combo of both the entire duration. The rocks are...
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Moto World is a unique, feature-filled trail and an overall advanced, skilled one in this area. It is relatively difficult to ride in some sections and fast and open in others. There are a few really, really rocky and rooty sections that can be tough, but there are some lines within that make them r...
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Cook Option is a solid intermediate trail with a few extra challenging sections. The east end of it starts wide and rocky and slightly narrows as it works through the forest. There is a constant string of small rocks, but most are fairly embedded and easy to either roll through or over. As you start...
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Cookhouse Connector is another great beginner-friendly trail in this area. It can be used by itself to cruise and progress, or used as a means in and out of one end of the No Limits trail. Overall, the speed can be higher on this one, and it is relatively obstacle-free. It does have one short sectio...
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Bailout is another short trail in this area that provides the means in and out of Barrel (before/after really challenging section depending on direction). It is straightforward and fast to ride as it cruises the flats through the forest. It starts out as narrow singletrack and soon after starts to w...
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Doubletrack is a straightforward and very easy trail to ride. It has no obstacles and maintains a fairly moderate pace the entire way until right at the very end, when it connects into Hard Hat and Green Hell. It serves as a way to enter both trails as well as the means to exit both trails if not co...
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No Limits is a tough intermediate trail in the area. Leans more on the advanced side but not quite there. One part that makes it so challenging is its quite slow speed, which can make balance, turning, and navigating stuff just a bit harder. There are some tree stumps to work around in this clear-cu...
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Side 1 trail is a bit of a different dirt style than the trails that get you back to this area. It is a narrower singletrack and traverses a hillside as it climbs. There are a couple of small steep punches with some embedded rocks in them, but overall not the most technical of trails. The overall pa...
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Soft Serve Connector is a straightforward and easy-to-ride connector trail branching from Ring Creek FSR to the top of Soft Serve. It starts out relatively flat and starts to climb up around halfway. It is a great trail for accessing Soft Serve if you want to descend it or as a way out after finishi...
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Moto Connector is a nice, mellow trail for the area that is very beginner-friendly, but only leads to more challenging trails unless connecting into Cookhouse Connector. It is a faster-paced trail and has no real obstacles to be concerned with. It does, however, go in and out of wider trail and sin...
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Side 2 is one of the furthest back trails in this network and branches off of Side 1 trail. It is similar to Side 1 but has a few more small technical sections. Overall, there are more loose rocks, but those can be fairly easily navigated with maintained speed, and there is also one fallen tree that...
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Highball is another great longer-distance green beginner-friendly trail in this area. It is, for the most part, rock and root-free and faster-paced. There is one short rock section containing very small loose rocks, but all the traffic has pushed most to the side for easy cruising. It is an awesome ...
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Empire Mills is another solid beginner-friendly trail in this area and can be used to access a lot of other trails off of it, ranging from other beginner-friendly trails all the way to very, very hard. This trail goes back and forth between wide and single track. The overall trail is quite easy to r...
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Sock Puppet is another fun intermediate trail to the area that can definitely be ridden by beginners looking for a touch more difficulty. It is fairly slow speed overall and makes a lot of turns through the clear-cut. There is a moderate amount of roots in this trail, but few are really exposed and ...
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Sleepy Hallow is a solid intermediate trail that can be ridden by beginner folks trying to ride something just a tad more challenging. The whole trail is moderate width and mellow overall, but has two tougher sections. One is direction-dependent and is a small ledge that can be hard to get up and ca...
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Puppet Master is a somewhat slower-paced trail that is fairly easy and straightforward to ride. It has no real obstacles, minus a few small roots here and there that are all easy to just roll over. The theme of this trail is turns though. Feels like you are always in a fun turn, and they come one af...
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Steambreather 1 is a fitting name because there is no doubt you'll start steamin' in spots. Overall, this trail leans on the very advanced side and is very technical. The overall speed is quite slow, and every tech section comes in punches. Between the hardest sections, there is no shortage of large...
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Advance and Vanquish is another tough and challenging tech trail that connects on one end of Steambreather. It is quite slow in speed and meanders through tighter turns at the edge of a clear-cut zone. It has a few scattered rock and root sections of moderate difficulty and a few more advanced lines...
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This gravel road leads from Squamish town in BC to the north end of Indian Arm-an ocean inlet. It is a Forest Service road that is not regularly maintained. You'll encounter gravel with loose sharp rocks, and it's pretty steep at the beginning (9-12 degrees). Since it's at a higher elevation, snow i...
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Richardson Lake Trail is a steep climb through the coastal mountains of the Sunshine Coast, BC, ending at the beautiful Richardson Lake. The trail consists of many different sections, each with its own challenges. Get ready for steep grades and numerous off-camber climbs caused by washouts. If you a...
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Florence FSR runs along the west side of Stave Lake. There is a Dam and Generating Station on Stave Lake that you can cross if you want to explore the east side of the lake. The road to Rock Creek is well maintained and most vehicles should be able to make the trek. However, the washboarding is pret...
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Great track for beginners and intermediates. Free to ride and it is never prepped and well ridden in meaning brake bumps/ acceleration bumps, hard pack ruts, and just holes littered throughout. The jumps are all very small and rollable. That said, the turns are fun with relatively soft dirt in spots...
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This gravel road leads from Squamish town in BC to the north end of Indian Arm-an ocean inlet. It is a Forest Service road that is not regularly maintained. You'll encounter gravel with loose sharp rocks, and it's pretty steep at the beginning (9-12 degrees). Since it's at a higher elevation, snow i...
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Richardson Lake Trail is a steep climb through the coastal mountains of the Sunshine Coast, BC, ending at the beautiful Richardson Lake. The trail consists of many different sections, each with its own challenges. Get ready for steep grades and numerous off-camber climbs caused by washouts. If you a...
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Florence FSR runs along the west side of Stave Lake. There is a Dam and Generating Station on Stave Lake that you can cross if you want to explore the east side of the lake. The road to Rock Creek is well maintained and most vehicles should be able to make the trek. However, the washboarding is pret...
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This trail explores the vicinity of Nanaimo, British Columbia. It begins on the town side, leading into the Blood Fart section, which forms a loop starting and ending at a Forest Service road. Accessing Blood Fart involves navigating a blend of two tracks and technical obstacles until reaching a cli...
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