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DateSaturday September 7, 2019 all day
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TypeEnduro Race
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ActivitiesMountain Bike
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LocationMount Fromme, British Columbia Canada
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RegistrationOpen Free
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How many trails can you ride in a day? On September 7th, head to Fromme and ride as many sanctioned trails as possible from sunrise to sunset
Join the challenge and log or sync your ride on Trailforks to unlock the badge, get on the leader boards and be entered to win some prizes! The top ten riders will also be entered to win the grand prize, a Fromme poster by Ken Paul.
Please note that this is not a formal group ride and riders may start and end wherever and whenever they choose as long as all park and gate closure times are respected.
Check out how to unlock the 2019 Fromme Fondo badge here: https://www.trailforks.com/badges/view/34892//
View the leaderboard on event day, to see who's ridden the most trails!
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for Pipeline to count, do you have to ride the Skinny Circuit with Teeter?
the line on the map indicates not

That idea changes my plan for next year - only go up trails that I can likely/mostly. clean
I guess the other challenge for everyone is to figure out where those 62 trails are (almost like an orienteering competition)
thanks

Is that right candaka?

"WHERE i.ridingarea='1' AND t.published='1' AND t.hidden='0' AND t.planned='0' AND t.archived='0' AND t.closed='0' AND t.difficulty NOT IN (1,7) AND s.distance > 200"


I still had Type 1 fun at the end for the smooth downhills (worn out elbows and knees made impacts on rough descents more Type 2 fun)
Looks like you have to ride the entire length of a trail uninterrupted for it to count, but can't figure out why so many people who rode Pipeline didn't have it count.






Also, do you have to ride a section of trail continuously?
Such as starting at the west end of Baden Powell heading east, but diverting to ride other trails and coming back to where you left BP hours later. Perhaps even doing different sections east or west, but by the end of the day your track covers the entire length of Baden Powell?

Such as, do you have to go out and back on Upper Dreamweaver way beyond the No 1/4 junction to count. Or for Skid Road you would have to go from the Powerline to Baden Powell to count?

Otherwise yes I believe you have to ride the full length of a trail as it is listed on Trailforks.

You must ride 10 different trails for the badge, riding roadside attraction 10 times would only count as 1 trail


www.dnv.org/notices/lynn-canyon-park-access-hours-update
Sunrise is 6:37 am and sunset is 7:43 pm on Sept 7



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