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6 miles

Distance

1,802 ft

Climb

-1,802 ft

Descent

1,583 ft

High Point

Good afterwork rip. Stays low after the second lap to allow a quick bail out as light fails.

Local Trail Association

North Shore Mountain Bike Association (nsmba.ca)

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Trails in Route

	Hyannis Trail				1,010 ft
	Climb Access to HSL				571 ft
	High School League				906 ft
	Bridle Path				1,824 ft
	R & R Climb				712 ft
	Applicator				249 ft
	Lower C-Buster				39 ft
	Pussyfoot				223 ft
	Lower C-Buster				302 ft
	Penny Lane				1,047 ft
	Good Sir Martin				4,452 ft
	Baden Powell (Bikeable)				377 ft
	Mushroom Trail				1,558 ft
	Mushroom Connector				118 ft
	Upper Dale's Trail				699 ft
	Dale's Connector				144 ft
	Dale's Trail				2,211 ft
	Forever After				4,449 ft
	Bridle Path				1,801 ft
	Baden Powell (HIKE ONLY)				10 ft
	Bridle Path				26 ft
	Lower C-Buster				138 ft
	R & R Climb				525 ft
	Applicator				249 ft
	Lower C-Buster				449 ft
	Penny Lane				1,047 ft
	Good Sir Martin				3 ft
	Severed D				1,440 ft
	Bridle Path				92 ft
	Cardiac Bypass				187 ft
	Academy Climb				682 ft
	Rapid Transit				413 ft
	Salamander				1,070 ft
	Bridle Path				1,873 ft
	High School League				1,047 ft
	Lower HSL Exit				456 ft
	Hyannis Trail				400 ft

Details

Riding area

Lower Seymour Conservation Reserve
Difficulty rating

Black Diamond
Route Type

Loop
Bike type

AM
Direction

One Direction
Physical rating

Hard
Ridelogs

21

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Altitude min

516 ft
Altitude start

516 ft
Altitude end

516 ft
Grade max

-42.494%
Grade min

41.157%
Distance climb

3 miles
Distance down

3 miles
Distance flat

2,247 ft

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Trail Report Status

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Land Owner Overlay
Wilderness (typically no bikes in USA)
BLM (public)
USFS (Wildlife sanctuaries darker than usfs)
State land
Indigenous
Military

Trail Conditions

Unknown
Snow Groomed
Snow Packed
Snow Covered
Freeze/thaw Cycle
Icy
Prevalent Mud
Wet
Variable
Dry
Very Dry

in: Trail Photos

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trail	date	description
Good Sir Martin	Apr 23, 2019 @ 11:19pm 2 days	Continued widening the intersection with John Deer reporter
Forever After	Apr 20, 2019 @ 10:10pm Apr 20, 2019	Mostly good conditions. The short slab sections are a bit wet and slippy
Bridle Path	Apr 20, 2019 @ 10:09pm Apr 20, 2019	Smoother on approach to Empress Bypass thanks to community trail day :) good to have some easier trails for the young, old and fresh. Like biking down a stream at bottom of Pangor, but otherwise In good shape.
Upper Dale's Trail	Apr 20, 2019 @ 1:08pm Apr 20, 2019	could use a bit of love, quite a bit of loose rock in the berms
Dale's Trail	Apr 20, 2019 @ 11:25am Apr 20, 2019

After Work Rip route

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