30.4 miles
Distance
4,689 ft
Climb
-4,642 ft
Descent
5,280 ft
High Point
CNC Start - Highline - Guy Lafleur - Deadmans to refuel - Reverse - EKG - CNC Hot Lap
Detailed Description
CNC - Highline - Guy Lafleur - EKG & CNC Hot Lap is a 30 mile popular intermediate route located near Canmore Alberta. This mountain bike only route. This route includes 48 trails. This route climbs 4,689 ft with a max elevation of 5,280 ft then descends -4,642 ft.
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62 Reviews & Comments
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finblarr
(Oct 17, 2022 at 8:20)

Trail Georgetown Climb
This is short and painful, but it's way better than Long Road to Ruin, which is long and painful.
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finblarr
(Oct 17, 2022 at 8:20)

Trail Georgetown Climb
This is short and painful, but it's way better than Long Road to Ruin, which is long and painful.
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Trail Highline
If you climb to descend this would not be the trail for you. If you look at your Strava and see how much elevation you have gained this is a trail for you. From west to east the first climb starts easy and becomes pretty brutal. If you do not have good fitness you may have to push some sections. East to west there are two corners I need mote fitness to get. More interesting to the west. Well done trail builder I will be back.
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Trail Highline
If you climb to descend this would not be the trail for you. If you look at your Strava and see how much elevation you have gained this is a trail for you. From west to east the first climb starts easy and becomes pretty brutal. If you do not have good fitness you may have to push some sections. East to west there are two corners I need mote fitness to get. More interesting to the west. Well done trail builder I will be back.
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Trail Highline
If you climb to descend this would not be the trail for you. If you look at your Strava and see how much elevation you have gained this is a trail for you. From west to east the first climb starts easy and becomes pretty brutal. If you do not have good fitness you may have to push some sections. East to west there are two corners I need mote fitness to get. More interesting to the west. Well done trail builder I will be back.
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Trail Highline
If you climb to descend this would not be the trail for you. If you look at your Strava and see how much elevation you have gained this is a trail for you. From west to east the first climb starts easy and becomes pretty brutal. If you do not have good fitness you may have to push some sections. East to west there are two corners I need mote fitness to get. More interesting to the west. Well done trail builder I will be back.
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98teg
(Jul 6, 2021 at 18:11)

Trail Long Road to Ruin
Riding this as a climbing trail the trail name is very fitting. It's a lungbuster, the downs only lead to more ups. Atleast climbing it is doable there are no roots to hop over. I still would ride it again as a climb trail.
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Trail Guy Lafleur
Good ride for everyone . Single track with a few good climbs and a few technical sections to test your skills.
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Trail Guy Lafleur
Good ride for everyone . Single track with a few good climbs and a few technical sections to test your skills.
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Trail Guy Lafleur
Good ride for everyone . Single track with a few good climbs and a few technical sections to test your skills.
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Bre-don
(Sep 29, 2020 at 23:59)
Trail Long Road to Ruin
The fact that this app says you SHOULD enter from the north is just f*cked. It COULD be enjoyable from the south to north but still...who the f*ck designs these trails man there's lots of declining hill and not a single f*cking trail utilizing it in the right direction?
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Bre-don
(Sep 29, 2020 at 23:41)
Trail Long Road to Ruin
Listen to me.
Long road to ruin should be entered from the south (autistic ferit or w.e the f*ck). The problem is it'll dump you in that f*cking corner where there isn't any fun way out and it's just f*cking pig work to get back. DO NOT ENTER THIS TRAIL FROM BLUE COAL CHUTES. Going north to south on this trail was the worst f*cking idea I've had yet.
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Long road to ruin should be entered from the south (autistic ferit or w.e the f*ck). The problem is it'll dump you in that f*cking corner where there isn't any fun way out and it's just f*cking pig work to get back. DO NOT ENTER THIS TRAIL FROM BLUE COAL CHUTES. Going north to south on this trail was the worst f*cking idea I've had yet.
Bre-don
(Sep 11, 2020 at 19:20)
Trail Mosquito Bite
Mosquito bite is probably the most fun for your buck in all of Canmore. The track is smooth...there's over half a dozen sweet little features. You can follow it out through the dog park to the beach and make a day out of it. You can do a sweet little loop using the power line track and hit it up a couple times. Bigger features exsist on the spill way for the BMFs out there.
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Bre-don
(Sep 11, 2020 at 19:14)
Trail Highline
Hiking? Sure. I almost beat my gf for recommending this trail to bike on. 2kms straight up a f*cking mountain on some really rough terrain. The incredibly short and steep ride down also sucks balls. No features. Rough terrain. Hike this trail. Don't bike this trail.
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Bre-don
(Sep 11, 2020 at 19:14)
Trail Highline
Hiking? Sure. I almost beat my gf for recommending this trail to bike on. 2kms straight up a f*cking mountain on some really rough terrain. The incredibly short and steep ride down also sucks balls. No features. Rough terrain. Hike this trail. Don't bike this trail.
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Bre-don
(Sep 11, 2020 at 19:14)
Trail Highline
Hiking? Sure. I almost beat my gf for recommending this trail to bike on. 2kms straight up a f*cking mountain on some really rough terrain. The incredibly short and steep ride down also sucks balls. No features. Rough terrain. Hike this trail. Don't bike this trail.
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Bre-don
(Sep 11, 2020 at 19:14)
Trail Highline
Hiking? Sure. I almost beat my gf for recommending this trail to bike on. 2kms straight up a f*cking mountain on some really rough terrain. The incredibly short and steep ride down also sucks balls. No features. Rough terrain. Hike this trail. Don't bike this trail.
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jsdub1
(Aug 29, 2020 at 9:04)

Trail Highline
Grind to reward ratio is very very high. Couple of fun tech features. No desire to ride it again
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jsdub1
(Aug 29, 2020 at 9:04)

Trail Highline
Grind to reward ratio is very very high. Couple of fun tech features. No desire to ride it again
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Scrambled-legs
(Jun 17, 2020 at 18:19)

Trail Guy Lafleur
Tacky loan but needs more cuts than Trudeau’s hair with two log piles from another wind event.
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Scrambled-legs
(Jun 17, 2020 at 18:19)

Trail Guy Lafleur
Tacky loan but needs more cuts than Trudeau’s hair with two log piles from another wind event.
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Scrambled-legs
(Jun 17, 2020 at 18:19)

Trail Guy Lafleur
Tacky loan but needs more cuts than Trudeau’s hair with two log piles from another wind event.
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Scrambled-legs
(May 17, 2020 at 20:30)

Trail Guy Lafleur
TSMV has posted no trespassing signs and is actively monitoring this area.
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Scrambled-legs
(May 17, 2020 at 20:30)

Trail Guy Lafleur
TSMV has posted no trespassing signs and is actively monitoring this area.
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Scrambled-legs
(May 17, 2020 at 20:30)

Trail Guy Lafleur
TSMV has posted no trespassing signs and is actively monitoring this area.
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Matt1n
(Aug 2, 2018 at 19:07)
Trail Mosquito Bite
On August second 2018 about 100 feet into the trail there was a massive grizzly bear 3ating berries from a bush about 20 feet from the trail! Stay safe, keep your eyes open, and always CARRY BEAR SPRAY!
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Trail Guy Lafleur
It was fun. For the 3rd ride of the year I went on this and with the lack of cardio it was tricky but still doable. Some fun features 1/2 way in. And some technical climbers that are steep in a few sections but good. Rooty and loose ground in some corners, with two small creeks you pass through. Took about 2.5-3 hours ? Enjoy!
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Trail Guy Lafleur
It was fun. For the 3rd ride of the year I went on this and with the lack of cardio it was tricky but still doable. Some fun features 1/2 way in. And some technical climbers that are steep in a few sections but good. Rooty and loose ground in some corners, with two small creeks you pass through. Took about 2.5-3 hours ? Enjoy!
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Trail Guy Lafleur
It was fun. For the 3rd ride of the year I went on this and with the lack of cardio it was tricky but still doable. Some fun features 1/2 way in. And some technical climbers that are steep in a few sections but good. Rooty and loose ground in some corners, with two small creeks you pass through. Took about 2.5-3 hours ? Enjoy!
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Trail Artistic Merit
What a weird little connecting trail. Short but a few different paths and ways to ride it. I tried to figure out the "correct" way but given the name, my guess is the is no"correct" way. Just ride your bike and have fun! It's mostly just a connector, though - not something I'd purposely seek out.
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Trail Artistic Merit
What a weird little connecting trail. Short but a few different paths and ways to ride it. I tried to figure out the "correct" way but given the name, my guess is the is no"correct" way. Just ride your bike and have fun! It's mostly just a connector, though - not something I'd purposely seek out.
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Trail Georgetown Climb
Assuming this is the Georgetown Climb? If so, needs edit for name and route....
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Trail Georgetown Climb
Assuming this is the Georgetown Climb? If so, needs edit for name and route....
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Trail Highline
Curious: Is the elevation listed in the description of this ride correct? The map's contours show the trail not crossing the 1600m elevation. My GPS clock the highest point at 1581m, which seems to match the map and not the description...
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Trail Highline
Curious: Is the elevation listed in the description of this ride correct? The map's contours show the trail not crossing the 1600m elevation. My GPS clock the highest point at 1581m, which seems to match the map and not the description...
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Trail Powerline Track
Lots of new wooden features added. Lots of fun but be careful. There is small up and down hump hump ladder and then further north on the trail there is another tff that looks the same but it is not. it looks like an up and down ladder but it is two small bridges that are suspended on cables. they move like a bridge on a kids play structure. I hit it and was not expecting it to give/move the way it did and on the second bridge went down. Concussion. could not see for about 5 min, almost vomited. I was lucky I had my full face lid on as I had just come down rohan. would have been in the hospital if i was wearing a half shell
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Trail Powerline Track
Lots of new wooden features added. Lots of fun but be careful. There is small up and down hump hump ladder and then further north on the trail there is another tff that looks the same but it is not. it looks like an up and down ladder but it is two small bridges that are suspended on cables. they move like a bridge on a kids play structure. I hit it and was not expecting it to give/move the way it did and on the second bridge went down. Concussion. could not see for about 5 min, almost vomited. I was lucky I had my full face lid on as I had just come down rohan. would have been in the hospital if i was wearing a half shell
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More Stats for CNC - Highline - Guy Lafleur - EKG & CNC Hot Lap mountain bike route
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Altitude change47 ft
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Altitude min4,259 ft
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Altitude start4,618 ft
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Altitude end4,665 ft
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Grade max-68.1%
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Grade min94.4%
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Distance climb14 miles
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Distance down14 miles
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Distance flat2 miles
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