Woodlot Mountain Biking Trails

The Maple Ridge Woodlot has been painstakingly created by a small group of riders who have built a mountain biker's paradise of twisting ramps, ladders, jumps, and steep descents. It is the place to ride in Maple Ridge for intermediate and advanced riders.

Pedal up the Woodlot main road to the various trail-heads. The pedal takes under an hour. Alternatively you can pedal via the road and Stovetop to add some singletrack to the climb.

Once you get up top, there are lots of sturdy ladders and technical single track trails with log rides, jumps and drops.

Bring spares, first aid gear, water, and respect for the local trails and the volunteer hours spent to keep them running.

Most of the mountain bike trails in the Woodlot are part of the BC Ministry of Forest Woodlot License 0007. It is a working forest and is managed by the British Columbia Institute of Technology (BCIT) Forest Society. The Woodlot builders work closely with the Fraser Valley Mountain Bikers Association and have a good working relationship with BCIT Forest Society as well as Mission Tree Farm and the Kwantlen and Katzie First Nation who also manage various Woodlot licences in the area.

The FVMBA and other stakeholders have worked together to legalize the Woodlot trails and they are Official Recreation Trails under Section 56 of the Forest and Range Practices Act.

-Unauthorized trail building and alterations strictly prohibited.

-Unauthorized motor vehicles including dirt bikes and quads are prohibited. Shuttling is strictly prohibited

-Horses must remain on Woodlot Main Road and Trans Canada Trail.