Mountain Bike

29.7 miles

Distance

499 ft

Climb

-501 ft

Descent

3,685 ft

High Point

bring insect repelent and be careful with the mud after the rains.

from dirtyfreehub.org

Enjoy a short but tasty ride Starting at the picturesque Chasm Provincial Park this route loops up to the town of “70 Mile House” on some quiet forest service roads where you will see spectacular views of lakes, mountains and wildlife. Stop in at the Sugar Shack for their world-famous poutine, a highly recommended culinary adventure. The owners are great hosts for gravel grinders. The tail end of the ride connects onto the historic Old Cariboo Waggon Road before returning riders to the beautiful canyon at Chasm. Take in the views while you digest all that poutine!

source: dirtyfreehub

Detailed Description

Chasm is a 30 mile moderately popular easy route located near Clinton British Columbia. This gravel bike only route can be used both directions and has a easy overall physical rating. This route climbs 499 ft with a max elevation of 3,685 ft then descends -501 ft.

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Riding area

Clinton
Primary Activity

Gravel Bike
Difficulty rating

Green
Route Type

Loop
eBike Allowed

Yes
Bike type

Gravel
Direction

Both Directions
Physical rating

Easy

More Stats for Chasm mountain bike route

Altitude min

3,530 ft
Altitude start

3,543 ft
Altitude end

3,543 ft
Grade max

-8.6%
Grade min

11%
Distance climb

11 miles
Distance down

13 miles
Distance flat

6 miles

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