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        Bear Mountain is an active tree farm, operated by the City of Mission. It is one of the only tree farm licences in the province granted to a municipality. This unique designation allows the city to protect the forest from development and allows recreational access to the mountain. The FVMBA has a strong relationship with the Mission Forestry department and all trail work (both maintenance and new construction) is subject to approval by the City of Mission as well as Recreational Sites and Trails BC.

        Clear cuts are part of healthy forestry and recreational management. The city values the benefits of trails and works with the FVMBA to restore trails affected by logging. We enjoy our forests and trails as an evolving environment through natural environmental impact and controlled impact from logging.

        Bear Mountain offers a variety of flow and technical trails. There is no shuttle access on this mountain.
        Access is from Dewdney Trunk Road at the Mill Pond, Saunders parking lot off Richards, or Doyle Street.

        These are a hand-built trails for light recreational use. Biking or hiking only. No horses or motorized vehicles are allowed on the single-track trails of Bear Mountain.

        From Mill Pond, use Big Trouble in Little Chainring to climb up to Super Bear.

        From Saunders, climb up the access road to the top of Wasp. Optional climbing trails include /Cherry Tomato, Corduroy & /Bomba, Backdoor.

        From Doyle, get your steam on and climb up Cranks, /Bomba, and Backdoor.
        Primary Trail Type: All-Mountain & Downhill
        Land Status: City Managed
        Saunders Trailhead google parking directions
        Region Supporters & Maintainers
        Activities Click to view
        Region Details
        • 15
        • 1
        • 6
        • 25
        • 8

        Region Status
        Open as of Jun 22, 2026
        Local Trail Association

        Stats

        Avg Trail Rating
        Trails (view details)
        55
        Trails Mountain Bike
        55
        Trails E-Bike
        4
        Trails Horse
        1
        Trails Hike
        53
        Trails Trail Running
        53
        Total Distance
        23 miles
        Total Descent
        6,846 ft
        Total Vertical
        1,190 ft
        Highest Trailhead
        1,818 ft
        Reports
        4,276
        Photos
        1,715
        Ridden Counter
        28,847

        Popular Bear Mountain Mountain Biking Trails

        100 4.5 1 mile 0 ft 1,588
        SuperBear is the same line as the old Bear DH Downhill course. Was machined in 2015, but with time has morphed back into a lot of its old self. Top-half is full-on black diamond downhill. Lower half is more flowy with some rollers/jumps...
        100 4.4 1 mile 681 ft 1,551
        BTLC is an ascent trail for this side of the mountain. It was well built with good drainage considerations, some cedar bridges, and is generously wide. It is relatively smooth but has a sensible amount of bumps and shorter steep pitches...
        100 4.6 3,740 ft 0 ft 1,499
        Fast and flowy.
        100 4.0 1,781 ft 0 ft 1,251
        is shorter now but it is still a good fun trail. Good trail to climb to from the and if coming down from the fire circle to it is fun techy winding with good flow.
        100 4.2 1,402 ft 146 ft 1,145
        Awesome short climbing trail - avoids grunt climb on access road takes you back to SA 100 and from there to the junction of Access 3 and BRSA100.
        100 4.3 1,467 ft 0 ft 1,140
        Great little addition after shooting down . Very similar feel with some tight tech rock in trail and lots of rollers for pumping to build speed. Drops you into .
        95 3.5 1,351 ft 63 ft 1,001
        Back door is a fun root filled connector trail with good tech sections and good times.
        100 4.5 3,244 ft 263 ft 979
        Multi directional trail. Fairly easy grade for climbing with narrow and technical rock sections to add difficulty.

        Recent Ride Log Activity in Region

        Today
        • 3 rides
        Yesterday
        • 0 rides
        Past Week
        • 27 rides

        Bear Mountain Mountain Bike Routes

        4 miles 1,036 ft 5
        Fraser Valley Bear Quickie Relive Your Ride For other ride suggestions for this and other areas. As well...
        5 miles 1,169 ft 8
        Suggested ride route for FVMBA Mission Social Ride
        12 miles 3,153 ft 14
        Fraser Valley Bear Epic Fraser Valley Relive Your Ride For other ride suggestions for this and other...
        16 miles 4,018 ft 23
        flagging course for bear mtn race
        14 miles 3,331 ft 17
        Just me flagging the bear mountain course
        8 miles 1,910 ft 32 Loop
        Proposed loop for Canada Day Long Weekend

        Photos of Bear Mountain Mountain Bike

        43 |
        Dec 21, 2025 @ 2:45pm
        Dec 21, 2025
        63 |
        May 4, 2025 @ 8:56am
        May 4, 2025
        67 |
        May 4, 2025 @ 8:56am
        May 4, 2025
        256 |
        Jan 7, 2024 @ 6:08pm
        Jan 7, 2024
        358 |
        Nov 8, 2018 @ 11:35am
        Nov 8, 2018
        244 |
        Jan 17, 2018 @ 12:13am
        Jan 17, 2018
        | 2 comments
        275 |
        Jun 12, 2017 @ 10:55pm
        Jun 12, 2017
        543 |
        Jun 12, 2017 @ 10:53pm
        Jun 12, 2017
        846 |
        Jul 3, 2014 @ 11:19pm
        Jul 3, 2014
        | 2 comments
        435 |
        Apr 1, 2014 @ 11:42am
        Apr 1, 2014
        497 |
        Jan 19, 2013 @ 6:57pm
        Jan 19, 2013
        | 1 comments
        502 |
        Jul 31, 2012 @ 8:33pm
        Jul 31, 2012

        Videos of Bear Mountain Mountain Bike

        River runs through it
        trail: Merv's
        0:08 | 36 | Oct 27, 2024
        Winter Run
        trail: Lorax
        2:44 | | Dec 21, 2021
        escaped death
        trail: Super Bear
        0:15 | 426 | May 13, 2021
        Bear Buns meets FPV Drone
        trail: Bear Buns
        2:58 | 36 | Apr 18, 2021
        a really dumb fall
        trail: Bigguns
        0:22 | 188 | Apr 12, 2021
        NSFPB
        trail: Bigguns
        0:13 | 150 | Apr 9, 2021
        NSFPB
        trail: Bigguns
        0:13 | 73 | Apr 9, 2021
        Wasp to Lorax
        trail: Lorax
        9:26 | 90 | Mar 30, 2021

        Current Trail Warnings

        statustraildateconditionuserinfo
        Jolly Rancher
        Jun 11, 2026 @ 10:25am (America/Vancouver)
        Jun 11, 2026
        VariableSharonb CypressSettings but traction mostly good.

        Recent Trail Reports

        Activity Feed

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        gsallenbachaddreportactivity #97605616 and 6 more
        Jun 22, 2026 @ 10:18pm
        Jun 22, 2026
        thodderriddentrailactivity #97367150 and 1 more
        Jun 19, 2026 @ 10:36pm
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        Jun 19, 2026 @ 12:21am
        Jun 19, 2026
        RichVigursaddreportactivity #97299819
        Jun 18, 2026 @ 11:46pm
        Jun 18, 2026
        betweenthewheelsaddkarmaactivity #97032270
        Jun 15, 2026 @ 4:29am
        Jun 15, 2026

        Recent Comments

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        jkortrailJamboMainly useful as a way to get somewhere; not...
        May 31, 2026 @ 2:35pm
        May 31, 2026
        sancostareportLugeTrail name has been corrected
        May 19, 2026 @ 5:30am
        May 19, 2026
        b-rocreportLugeNo prob. Just wanted to know where it was so I...
        May 18, 2026 @ 4:32pm
        May 18, 2026
        sancostareportLugeSorry, yes it is, this trail is the luge at ...
        May 18, 2026 @ 4:21pm
        May 18, 2026
        b-rocreportLugeI think this report is on the wrong trail...?
        May 18, 2026 @ 12:41pm
        May 18, 2026

        Nearby Areas

        namedistance
        Steelhead 2 12.6 km
        Heritage Trails 10 6 82.9 km
        Red Mountain 2 9 11 13.2 km
        The Great Trail / Matsqui Dyke4.3 km
        Stave West - Rolley Lake 4 25.2 km

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        Activity Type Stats

        activitytypetrailsdistancedescentdescent distancetotal verticalratingglobal rankstate rankphotosreportsroutesridelogs
        Mountain Bike5523 miles6,847 ft12 miles1,191 ft
        #450#511,6934,272715,419
        E-Bike42 miles709 ft1 mile1,017 ft
        #3,693#13433,010843
        Horse14,383 ft121 ft3,770 ft121 ft
        1,536
        Hike5323 miles6,352 ft11 miles1,191 ft
        #1,655#90204,2271,354
        Trail Running5323 miles6,352 ft11 miles1,191 ft
        #3,025#954,22710710

        Frequently Asked Questions About Bear Mountain

        What are the highest rated mountain biking trails in Bear Mountain?
        The highest rated mountain biking trails in Bear Mountain are: View all mountain biking trails sorted by rating.
        What is the best time of the year to ride in Bear Mountain?
        Based on ride log data, the most popular months to ride in Bear Mountain are:
        • May (279 activities)
        • June (246 activities)
        • July (246 activities)
        Check the Bear Mountain reports page for current trail conditions, recent trail reports, and seasonal information from the local community.
        Where can I park to ride in Bear Mountain?
        There are 3 parking locations listed in Bear Mountain. The most popular parking spots are: View all parking and trailhead locations on the map to plan your visit.
        What is the longest trail in Bear Mountain?
        The longest trail in Bear Mountain is Big Trouble Little Chainring at 1.5 miles. View all trails sorted by distance.
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