Mountain Bike

2.7 miles

Distance

360 ft

Climb

-359 ft

Descent

4,962 ft

High Point

Welcome to the Education loop
A great place for beginners and kids to learn mountain biking. This loop has it all. Double Track on Telephone Loop with Undulating terrain which turns onto a quick short punchy climb on Snowshoe hare with a few roots some roots to navigate through (both up and down) and a really fun easy downhill flow on Demi-Tel reconnecting you back onto Snowshoe hare for a few different turn styles to practice cornering, follow it straight down past whitetail into the parking lot or turn left at whitetail to take you back to Telephone loop for another lap!

Detailed Description

Beginner Education Loop is a 3 mile popular easy route located near Bragg Creek Alberta. This mountain bike only route can be used one direction and has a easy overall physical rating. This route includes 1 trails. This route climbs 360 ft with a max elevation of 4,962 ft then descends -359 ft.

Route Supporters

Bragg Creek Trails
Maintainer

Local Trail Association

Bragg Creek Trails (braggcreektrails.org)

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Trails in Route

Snowshoe Hare West

2,507 ft

Details

Riding area

West Bragg Creek
Primary Activity

Mountain Bike
Difficulty rating

Green
Route Type

Loop
Bike type

AM, XC, Fat
Direction

One Direction
Physical rating

Easy
Ridelogs

8

More Stats for Beginner Education Loop mountain bike route

Avg time

36 min 1 sec
Altitude min

4,643 ft
Altitude start

4,643 ft
Altitude end

4,642 ft
Grade max

-24.2%
Grade min

59.3%
Distance climb

1 mile
Distance down

1 mile
Distance flat

846 ft

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