8.0 miles
Distance
2,159 ft
Climb
-2,157 ft
Descent
1,400 ft
High Point
This is the first ride of the First Time Visitor trip. Warm up with some good corners on John Deer, then head over and ride some tighter switchbacks on Asian Adonis before climbing back up and riding some of that North Shore Jank you've always heard of. If you feel overwhelmed while climbing up for your third descent, you can bail out early and ride the bottom portion of Severed D before taking Bridle Path back to the parking lot.
Expect this ride to take about 2-3 hours depending on how many selfies you take.
Detailed Description
First Time Visitor - Day 0 is a 8 mile popular intermediate route located near North Vancouver British Columbia. This mountain bike only route can be used one direction and has a moderate overall physical rating. This route includes 41 trails. This route climbs 2,159 ft with a max elevation of 1,400 ft then descends -2,157 ft.
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236 Reviews & Comments
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Trail Severed D
Found a water bottle on near the bottom of Severed D today. White with some read with the Cooperwilliams Law. Left it at Old Buck parking lot under the sign shelter
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EliasNunes3
(Jan 15, 2023 at 14:37)
Trail Old Buck
Would probably just take the road up instead. After the Baden Powell and especially after the power line trail it is almost impossible unless you are a very good climber.
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dangernoodle92808
(Sep 12, 2022 at 14:01)

Trail Empress Bypass
Super fun little flow trail. Great for getting beginners hooked on flow.
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dangernoodle92808
(Sep 12, 2022 at 14:01)

Trail Empress Bypass
Super fun little flow trail. Great for getting beginners hooked on flow.
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dangernoodle92808
(Sep 12, 2022 at 13:59)

Trail John Deer
A guy at the trailhead told me this trail was "easy, fun, and flowy." I actually found it quite challenging, with 2-3 steep areas and many, many roots. Not a black but definitely more challenging than something like Half Nelson. I loved it but my more beginner-intermediate gf was having trouble.
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MarkAdamson
(Sep 10, 2022 at 15:09)

Trail Good Sir Martin
Lost my tool pouch at the top of GSM on Saturday September 3rd. Black rubber with a green zip. Souvenir from Moab. Would love to hear from you if you picked it up. 604 839 3579.
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MarkAdamson
(Sep 10, 2022 at 15:09)

Trail Good Sir Martin
Lost my tool pouch at the top of GSM on Saturday September 3rd. Black rubber with a green zip. Souvenir from Moab. Would love to hear from you if you picked it up. 604 839 3579.
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MarkAdamson
(Sep 10, 2022 at 15:09)

Trail Good Sir Martin
Lost my tool pouch at the top of GSM on Saturday September 3rd. Black rubber with a green zip. Souvenir from Moab. Would love to hear from you if you picked it up. 604 839 3579.
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MarkAdamson
(Sep 10, 2022 at 15:09)

Trail Good Sir Martin
Lost my tool pouch at the top of GSM on Saturday September 3rd. Black rubber with a green zip. Souvenir from Moab. Would love to hear from you if you picked it up. 604 839 3579.
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Trail Academy Climb
It’s either not a green climb or it’s in very bad shape. I went with a begginer able to clear all good sir martin climb, but had to walk this one.
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cuartodorado
(Jul 10, 2022 at 18:14)
Trail Baden Powell (Bikeable)
I lost my googles today 10-07-22 around 11:00 am, I believe on this trail (or Old Buck to connect with Badew Powell) on my way up to take John Deer. Please send me a message if you found them, thanks.
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cuartodorado
(Jul 10, 2022 at 18:14)
Trail Baden Powell (Bikeable)
I lost my googles today 10-07-22 around 11:00 am, I believe on this trail (or Old Buck to connect with Badew Powell) on my way up to take John Deer. Please send me a message if you found them, thanks.
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cuartodorado
(Jul 10, 2022 at 18:14)
Trail Baden Powell (Bikeable)
I lost my googles today 10-07-22 around 11:00 am, I believe on this trail (or Old Buck to connect with Badew Powell) on my way up to take John Deer. Please send me a message if you found them, thanks.
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cuartodorado
(Jul 10, 2022 at 18:14)
Trail Baden Powell (Bikeable)
I lost my googles today 10-07-22 around 11:00 am, I believe on this trail (or Old Buck to connect with Badew Powell) on my way up to take John Deer. Please send me a message if you found them, thanks.
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LucaBruca
(Jul 6, 2022 at 16:21)

Trail Empress Bypass
I lost my wallet somewhere along here today. If anybody finds a brown leather wallet please call 604-619-6084 - Luc
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LucaBruca
(Jul 6, 2022 at 16:21)

Trail Empress Bypass
I lost my wallet somewhere along here today. If anybody finds a brown leather wallet please call 604-619-6084 - Luc
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Trail Baden Powell (Bikeable)
Rode a section of this today for the first time. Climbed GSM and wanted to get to Forever After, so we took Baden Powell. BP to Severed D was pretty fun. More black than blue, in my opinion. From Severed towards Forever it got even steeper and more treacherous. You've been warned!
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Trail Baden Powell (Bikeable)
Rode a section of this today for the first time. Climbed GSM and wanted to get to Forever After, so we took Baden Powell. BP to Severed D was pretty fun. More black than blue, in my opinion. From Severed towards Forever it got even steeper and more treacherous. You've been warned!
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Trail Baden Powell (Bikeable)
Rode a section of this today for the first time. Climbed GSM and wanted to get to Forever After, so we took Baden Powell. BP to Severed D was pretty fun. More black than blue, in my opinion. From Severed towards Forever it got even steeper and more treacherous. You've been warned!
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Trail Baden Powell (Bikeable)
Rode a section of this today for the first time. Climbed GSM and wanted to get to Forever After, so we took Baden Powell. BP to Severed D was pretty fun. More black than blue, in my opinion. From Severed towards Forever it got even steeper and more treacherous. You've been warned!
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Trail C-Buster
This trail joining to Asian Adonis is a blue in my opinion, the section that splits off from Asian is extremely steep, with large roots, rock, very tight sections. No room to recover from a error, high probability of injury. In my opinion the second half is beyond double black.
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Trail Baden Powell (Bikeable)
The direction is basically wrong. It is 100% unrideable from forever after to severed upwards, but is a spicy treat downwards.
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Trail Baden Powell (Bikeable)
The direction is basically wrong. It is 100% unrideable from forever after to severed upwards, but is a spicy treat downwards.
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Trail Baden Powell (Bikeable)
The direction is basically wrong. It is 100% unrideable from forever after to severed upwards, but is a spicy treat downwards.
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Trail Baden Powell (Bikeable)
The direction is basically wrong. It is 100% unrideable from forever after to severed upwards, but is a spicy treat downwards.
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Trail Pangor
Heyo, looking for a bunch of guys I rode Pangor with on Nov 26 2021. I think I gave y'all the wrong phone number somehow. Reach out if any of you see this! (This is Cam)
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Trail Academy Climb
Yeah, good climbing trail, although it's humbling when there are parts of this GREEN trail that I can't do clean. Oh well, I am kind of a beginner and definitely suck at climbing!
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Mcyeetus
(Oct 20, 2021 at 19:40)
Trail Asian Adonis
Perfect Warmup trail as it leads right back into the climb trail, a great evening lap would be corkscrew- Upper severed- severed- C buster- Asian Adonis- buster- Penny lane- Good sir martin, and then pingu-pangor.
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Mcyeetus
(Oct 2, 2021 at 21:49)
Trail Academy Climb
Fun little climb with a wood feature and uphill rock roll.
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Mcyeetus
(Oct 2, 2021 at 21:48)
Trail Bridle Path
Fun xc trail/connector trail with some fun optional features to have fun on!
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Mcyeetus
(Oct 2, 2021 at 21:48)
Trail Bridle Path
Fun xc trail/connector trail with some fun optional features to have fun on!
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Mcyeetus
(Oct 2, 2021 at 21:48)
Trail Bridle Path
Fun xc trail/connector trail with some fun optional features to have fun on!
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Mcyeetus
(Oct 2, 2021 at 21:48)
Trail Bridle Path
Fun xc trail/connector trail with some fun optional features to have fun on!
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FancyMango
(Sep 3, 2021 at 13:19)
Trail Severed D
Who was the funny guy who created that name?
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Trail Good Sir Martin
Please make sure to ring the bell at the intersection of John Deer and Good Sir Martin. If you don't ring the bell your strava/trailforks ride will NOT record this trail. It's real important to ring the bell.
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Trail Good Sir Martin
Please make sure to ring the bell at the intersection of John Deer and Good Sir Martin. If you don't ring the bell your strava/trailforks ride will NOT record this trail. It's real important to ring the bell.
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Trail Good Sir Martin
Please make sure to ring the bell at the intersection of John Deer and Good Sir Martin. If you don't ring the bell your strava/trailforks ride will NOT record this trail. It's real important to ring the bell.
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Trail Good Sir Martin
Please make sure to ring the bell at the intersection of John Deer and Good Sir Martin. If you don't ring the bell your strava/trailforks ride will NOT record this trail. It's real important to ring the bell.
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Somuchmud
(Jul 12, 2021 at 8:03)

Trail Asian Adonis
Lost a pair of Black Oakleys here July 11 2021. It would be rad if someone found them!
[email protected]
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[email protected]

Trail Empress Bypass
This is possibly better Than Boogie Nights. It's soooo good!
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Trail Empress Bypass
This is possibly better Than Boogie Nights. It's soooo good!
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northshoresteve
(Jun 8, 2021 at 19:01)

Trail Empress Bypass
Awesome little trail. It’s similar to Half Nelson in Squamish, but only one fifth the length. We need more of these on the Shore!
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northshoresteve
(Jun 8, 2021 at 19:01)

Trail Empress Bypass
Awesome little trail. It’s similar to Half Nelson in Squamish, but only one fifth the length. We need more of these on the Shore!
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DC604
(Jun 5, 2021 at 13:09)

Trail C-Buster
I’m an intermediate/blue-trail rider; can fairly comfortably ride John Deer... wanting to work my way up to easier blacks. If I wanted to ride Asian Adonis, what’s the top section of this trail like, from Baden Powell to the entrance of Asian? Some of the comments here have me a little anxious, like this is black-pushing-doubleblack trail, closer to Boogieman than John Deer so I don’t wanna get on something that’s outta my league... but would give Asian Adonis a go!
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Trail Severed D
Seems like there is one a-hole in every crowd. Most bikers are not rude like the guy you mentioned. Hope you found your Garmin.
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AndrecpdeIx
(Mar 26, 2021 at 16:02)

Trail Severed D
I’m mainly a mountain biker but today I went up hiking with my dog looking for my garmin I lost yesterday and getting way out of the way of the incoming bikers. To this guy that told me to get off the trail I say( and I do wish he reads this)
GO « F » yourself!!! The only reason I said nothing to him today was because my son was with me. I love this trail and I also volunteered on it few years back. But remember riders, it’s not only for us bikers, hikers are allowed also.
Cheers
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GO « F » yourself!!! The only reason I said nothing to him today was because my son was with me. I love this trail and I also volunteered on it few years back. But remember riders, it’s not only for us bikers, hikers are allowed also.
Cheers
AndrecpdeIx
(Mar 26, 2021 at 16:02)

Trail Severed D
I’m mainly a mountain biker but today I went up hiking with my dog looking for my garmin I lost yesterday and getting way out of the way of the incoming bikers. To this guy that told me to get off the trail I say( and I do wish he reads this)
GO « F » yourself!!! The only reason I said nothing to him today was because my son was with me. I love this trail and I also volunteered on it few years back. But remember riders, it’s not only for us bikers, hikers are allowed also.
Cheers
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GO « F » yourself!!! The only reason I said nothing to him today was because my son was with me. I love this trail and I also volunteered on it few years back. But remember riders, it’s not only for us bikers, hikers are allowed also.
Cheers
AndrecpdeIx
(Mar 26, 2021 at 16:02)

Trail Severed D
I’m mainly a mountain biker but today I went up hiking with my dog looking for my garmin I lost yesterday and getting way out of the way of the incoming bikers. To this guy that told me to get off the trail I say( and I do wish he reads this)
GO « F » yourself!!! The only reason I said nothing to him today was because my son was with me. I love this trail and I also volunteered on it few years back. But remember riders, it’s not only for us bikers, hikers are allowed also.
Cheers
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GO « F » yourself!!! The only reason I said nothing to him today was because my son was with me. I love this trail and I also volunteered on it few years back. But remember riders, it’s not only for us bikers, hikers are allowed also.
Cheers
octet
(Feb 27, 2021 at 20:53)
Trail Old Buck
A bit stiff, but also the fastest ride to the top of corkscrew or CBC, IMO. Good Sir Martin is more twisty and detours out of the way, and straight up Buck cuts off a loop on Mtn. Highway. GSM is good for the second lap, since you are already over near Academy, etc.
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octet
(Feb 27, 2021 at 20:53)
Trail Old Buck
A bit stiff, but also the fastest ride to the top of corkscrew or CBC, IMO. Good Sir Martin is more twisty and detours out of the way, and straight up Buck cuts off a loop on Mtn. Highway. GSM is good for the second lap, since you are already over near Academy, etc.
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octet
(Feb 27, 2021 at 20:53)
Trail Old Buck
A bit stiff, but also the fastest ride to the top of corkscrew or CBC, IMO. Good Sir Martin is more twisty and detours out of the way, and straight up Buck cuts off a loop on Mtn. Highway. GSM is good for the second lap, since you are already over near Academy, etc.
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Trail Severed D
found some black Ryder's glasses on this trail last night. DM me at @robookwus on Instagram if they are yours!
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Edu888
(Dec 9, 2020 at 15:52)

Trail Old Buck
Not too bad until it crosses Powerlines, definitely feels like an efficient way to get up the mountain from Old buck lot compared to traversing over to GSM.
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Banders2
(Oct 11, 2020 at 16:53)
Trail Old Buck
Found some glasses at the top today. Let me know if you are looking for them.
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Banders2
(Oct 11, 2020 at 16:50)
Trail Old Buck
Found some glasses at the Baden Powell intersection this afternoon. Let me know if you are looking for them.
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Trail Good Sir Martin
Challenging and enjoyable. The trail is pretty steep in some sections with tight switchbacks at steep grade with some rocks to traverse coming through the switchbacks. Physically and technically challenging. I find myself clipping rocks with my pedals and have yet to ride the whole thing without putting a foot down, but I’ll keep trying.
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Trail Good Sir Martin
Challenging and enjoyable. The trail is pretty steep in some sections with tight switchbacks at steep grade with some rocks to traverse coming through the switchbacks. Physically and technically challenging. I find myself clipping rocks with my pedals and have yet to ride the whole thing without putting a foot down, but I’ll keep trying.
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Trail Good Sir Martin
Challenging and enjoyable. The trail is pretty steep in some sections with tight switchbacks at steep grade with some rocks to traverse coming through the switchbacks. Physically and technically challenging. I find myself clipping rocks with my pedals and have yet to ride the whole thing without putting a foot down, but I’ll keep trying.
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Trail Good Sir Martin
Challenging and enjoyable. The trail is pretty steep in some sections with tight switchbacks at steep grade with some rocks to traverse coming through the switchbacks. Physically and technically challenging. I find myself clipping rocks with my pedals and have yet to ride the whole thing without putting a foot down, but I’ll keep trying.
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Trail Empress Bypass
Tons of fun, smooth and windy with nice decent.
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Trail Empress Bypass
Tons of fun, smooth and windy with nice decent.
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Edu888
(May 21, 2020 at 10:36)

Trail Asian Adonis
Accidentally went on this trail when I was actually trying to ride C-Buster. Pretty fun, more of a bench cut singletrack vibe vs john deer's bike park feel.
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Trail Severed D
Large tree fallen which they’ve decided to turn in to a feature. Breaks up the flow (for the time being)
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Trail RT Connector
Got it, thanks to the folks that helped get it off the trail!
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Trail RT Connector
Got it, thanks to the folks that helped get it off the trail!
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Kubismo
(Oct 2, 2019 at 19:06)

Trail Severed D
Tree down near the top. Ride slowly there until cleared
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bboyshredder
(Sep 14, 2019 at 17:18)
Trail Old Buck
Steep gravel climb, if your wondering why people shuttle Seymour its the climb, and after you pass the power lines that's when the party starts.
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Trail Severed D
Lost my Multitool today somewhere on the Trail. Please comment in case anyone picked it up...
Cheers
Topeak, golden in a black sleeve.
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Cheers
Topeak, golden in a black sleeve.
bboyshredder
(Sep 6, 2019 at 21:04)
Trail Pangor: Giant Reboot
Tight flowing berms way longer then the exit .
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bboyshredder
(Aug 28, 2019 at 17:50)
Trail Good Sir Martin
I love this trail . if you hate climbing stick to the old buck because its way shorter. but its awesome and smooth but penny lane isn't witch is before good sir Martin. not good for bigginer climbers .
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bboyshredder
(Aug 28, 2019 at 17:50)
Trail Good Sir Martin
I love this trail . if you hate climbing stick to the old buck because its way shorter. but its awesome and smooth but penny lane isn't witch is before good sir Martin. not good for bigginer climbers .
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bboyshredder
(Aug 28, 2019 at 17:50)
Trail Good Sir Martin
I love this trail . if you hate climbing stick to the old buck because its way shorter. but its awesome and smooth but penny lane isn't witch is before good sir Martin. not good for bigginer climbers .
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bboyshredder
(Aug 28, 2019 at 17:50)
Trail Good Sir Martin
I love this trail . if you hate climbing stick to the old buck because its way shorter. but its awesome and smooth but penny lane isn't witch is before good sir Martin. not good for bigginer climbers .
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Mike1001
(Aug 14, 2019 at 21:33)

Trail Baden Powell (Bikeable)
This is basically a hike a bike trail for at least half of it.... the bikeable part is just a boring connector to other bikeable trails
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Mike1001
(Aug 14, 2019 at 21:33)

Trail Baden Powell (Bikeable)
This is basically a hike a bike trail for at least half of it.... the bikeable part is just a boring connector to other bikeable trails
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Mike1001
(Aug 14, 2019 at 21:33)

Trail Baden Powell (Bikeable)
This is basically a hike a bike trail for at least half of it.... the bikeable part is just a boring connector to other bikeable trails
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Mike1001
(Aug 14, 2019 at 21:33)

Trail Baden Powell (Bikeable)
This is basically a hike a bike trail for at least half of it.... the bikeable part is just a boring connector to other bikeable trails
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Thanks for making this, awesome into to the Shore for a first timer!
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javabk
(Jun 4, 2019 at 20:52)
Trail Baden Powell (Bikeable)
This is mostly hike a bike trail
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javabk
(Jun 4, 2019 at 20:52)
Trail Baden Powell (Bikeable)
This is mostly hike a bike trail
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javabk
(Jun 4, 2019 at 20:52)
Trail Baden Powell (Bikeable)
This is mostly hike a bike trail
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javabk
(Jun 4, 2019 at 20:52)
Trail Baden Powell (Bikeable)
This is mostly hike a bike trail
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Trail Bridle Path
Had some good rides. Probably easier with a full suspension bike.
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Trail Bridle Path
Had some good rides. Probably easier with a full suspension bike.
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Trail Bridle Path
Had some good rides. Probably easier with a full suspension bike.
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Trail Bridle Path
Had some good rides. Probably easier with a full suspension bike.
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Trail Empress Bypass
Yo this is bike park quality flow now it's awesome! Good job builders!
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Trail Empress Bypass
Yo this is bike park quality flow now it's awesome! Good job builders!
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Trail Good Sir Martin
Ride well and Sheeeessssss nice!! ????????
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Trail Good Sir Martin
Ride well and Sheeeessssss nice!! ????????
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Trail Good Sir Martin
Ride well and Sheeeessssss nice!! ????????
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Trail Good Sir Martin
Ride well and Sheeeessssss nice!! ????????
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Trail Empress Bypass
Totally changed to the smoothest bile park style flow berms on the shore. A refreshing wizz down from all the gnar and chunk further up the mountain. Well done trail fairies.
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Trail Empress Bypass
Totally changed to the smoothest bile park style flow berms on the shore. A refreshing wizz down from all the gnar and chunk further up the mountain. Well done trail fairies.
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melikebike74
(Nov 24, 2018 at 14:19)

Trail C-Buster
This may be rated double black, relative to the rest of Seymour. This mind bender is significantly and consistently more tech than Boogie (at least the top part before Boogie nights turnoff), Deer John and Empress. It may just be due to the time of year, erosion and raw nature of it, but cleaning this requires deep focus/skill, apparently neither of which I possess. There's a crank deep water rut forming on last steep section, too.
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Trail Severed D
Love the flow at the end of the trail! Not sure if it was always like this but it’s awesome!
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crashelman
(Sep 14, 2018 at 11:29)

Trail Good Sir Martin
Nice technical climbing alternative
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crashelman
(Sep 14, 2018 at 11:29)

Trail Good Sir Martin
Nice technical climbing alternative
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crashelman
(Sep 14, 2018 at 11:29)

Trail Good Sir Martin
Nice technical climbing alternative
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crashelman
(Sep 14, 2018 at 11:29)

Trail Good Sir Martin
Nice technical climbing alternative
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JacksonThack
(Sep 9, 2018 at 12:24)
Trail Empress Bypass
This is very challenging for a blue trail. It’s steep in sections and full of rock berms and rock gardens. Lots of fun for an intermediate rider!
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JacksonThack
(Sep 9, 2018 at 12:24)
Trail Empress Bypass
This is very challenging for a blue trail. It’s steep in sections and full of rock berms and rock gardens. Lots of fun for an intermediate rider!
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stringaling
(Sep 14, 2016 at 10:49)

Trail C-Buster
How is C-Buster 'Unsanctioned' vs any of the other trails in that area ?
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Trail C-Buster
Stringaling. C-Buster, Shorn Scrotum and Asian Adonis are in the CMHC and correctly described as 'unsanctioned''. All trails in that area aren't sanctioned fyi. They're the ones Sharon and I maintain and it seemed like a good idea to accurately describe them.
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Trail Pangor: Giant Reboot
I voted. You lost. Thanks for the GPS, although I was planning a gentle unannounced opening to let it bed in.
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Trail Pangor: Giant Reboot
I'm sure you or the powers-that-be could hide this trail page for now, if you wanted. Thanks for the work!
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Trail Pangor: Giant Reboot
ahhh, changed the name on us...I demand a referendum.....
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Trail Pangor: Giant Reboot
No longer Svens Bypass? That was such a good name and appropriate thanks to all the work Sven has done in the area.
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Trail Pangor
Still a classic. Thanks for the trailwork Sven. Especially nice touch keeping the janky skinnies still in play
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Trail Pangor
Still a classic. Thanks for the trailwork Sven. Especially nice touch keeping the janky skinnies still in play
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Trail Pangor
Thanks, but I can't take the credit. Maintaining the old structures was all NSMBA trailcrew work this past summer!
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Trail Pangor
Thanks, but I can't take the credit. Maintaining the old structures was all NSMBA trailcrew work this past summer!
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Trail John Deer
Originally built by Bryce Borlick in 2011 www.pinkbike.com/video/434491
Ridden respectfully and mainly in the dry for 4 glorious years. Shut down in 2014-5. Re-opened and given new life by Martin & Penny.
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Ridden respectfully and mainly in the dry for 4 glorious years. Shut down in 2014-5. Re-opened and given new life by Martin & Penny.


Trail Penny Lane
Possibly my favourite section of the Seymour climb. The corners are open enough that you can get some good uphill flow going. And it takes you right to the rowdy part of Severed, perfect for tacking a little bit more onto the end of a ride.
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Trail Penny Lane
Possibly my favourite section of the Seymour climb. The corners are open enough that you can get some good uphill flow going. And it takes you right to the rowdy part of Severed, perfect for tacking a little bit more onto the end of a ride.
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Trail Penny Lane
Possibly my favourite section of the Seymour climb. The corners are open enough that you can get some good uphill flow going. And it takes you right to the rowdy part of Severed, perfect for tacking a little bit more onto the end of a ride.
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Trail Penny Lane
Possibly my favourite section of the Seymour climb. The corners are open enough that you can get some good uphill flow going. And it takes you right to the rowdy part of Severed, perfect for tacking a little bit more onto the end of a ride.
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Trail Asian Adonis
I am a definite "intermediate" level rider and I don't get how this is black?! it's awesome and flowy, less tech than Espresso or Forever After.
confused
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Trail Good Sir Martin
this trail rides like a dream. absolutely love it! great work!!
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Trail Good Sir Martin
this trail rides like a dream. absolutely love it! great work!!
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Trail Good Sir Martin
this trail rides like a dream. absolutely love it! great work!!
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Trail Good Sir Martin
this trail rides like a dream. absolutely love it! great work!!
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Trail Asian Adonis
Changed it to black to be consistent with the Locals' Guide.
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Trail Good Sir Martin
Phenomenal climbing trail. Thanks for all the beautiful work Martin and Penny. Rode GSM for the first time today and enjoyed every inch of it. It's so great to be able to loop back to Baden without having to head over to Old Buck or Hyannis. Awesome. I'll definitely be heading up to ride some Seymour loops more often. Thanks again!
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Trail Good Sir Martin
Phenomenal climbing trail. Thanks for all the beautiful work Martin and Penny. Rode GSM for the first time today and enjoyed every inch of it. It's so great to be able to loop back to Baden without having to head over to Old Buck or Hyannis. Awesome. I'll definitely be heading up to ride some Seymour loops more often. Thanks again!
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Trail Good Sir Martin
Phenomenal climbing trail. Thanks for all the beautiful work Martin and Penny. Rode GSM for the first time today and enjoyed every inch of it. It's so great to be able to loop back to Baden without having to head over to Old Buck or Hyannis. Awesome. I'll definitely be heading up to ride some Seymour loops more often. Thanks again!
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Trail Good Sir Martin
Phenomenal climbing trail. Thanks for all the beautiful work Martin and Penny. Rode GSM for the first time today and enjoyed every inch of it. It's so great to be able to loop back to Baden without having to head over to Old Buck or Hyannis. Awesome. I'll definitely be heading up to ride some Seymour loops more often. Thanks again!
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Trail Good Sir Martin
Stung. Twice. Ouch. Great trail nonetheless.
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Trail Good Sir Martin
Stung. Twice. Ouch. Great trail nonetheless.
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Trail Good Sir Martin
Stung. Twice. Ouch. Great trail nonetheless.
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Trail Good Sir Martin
Stung. Twice. Ouch. Great trail nonetheless.
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Trail Good Sir Martin
Great climbing trail. It climbs through a beautiful part of the forest, and the grade is nice and moderate.
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Trail Good Sir Martin
Great climbing trail. It climbs through a beautiful part of the forest, and the grade is nice and moderate.
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Trail Good Sir Martin
Great climbing trail. It climbs through a beautiful part of the forest, and the grade is nice and moderate.
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Trail Good Sir Martin
Great climbing trail. It climbs through a beautiful part of the forest, and the grade is nice and moderate.
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moballa
(Jul 12, 2015 at 21:01)

Trail Good Sir Martin
My son and I rode Good Sir this morning which allowed us to do a couple of laps up there which doesn't happen often for us. The trail meanders beautifully through pristine forest and feels like it's been there forever - a testament to the fantastic engineering and careful planning that went into this right down to the precise fern transplanting! "Isn't this awesome!" was echoed by many of the other excited riders we encountered along the trail today. Congratulations Martin and Penny and to all the other volunteers! Good Sir Martin will be one of the most enjoyed trails on the north shore.
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moballa
(Jul 12, 2015 at 21:01)

Trail Good Sir Martin
My son and I rode Good Sir this morning which allowed us to do a couple of laps up there which doesn't happen often for us. The trail meanders beautifully through pristine forest and feels like it's been there forever - a testament to the fantastic engineering and careful planning that went into this right down to the precise fern transplanting! "Isn't this awesome!" was echoed by many of the other excited riders we encountered along the trail today. Congratulations Martin and Penny and to all the other volunteers! Good Sir Martin will be one of the most enjoyed trails on the north shore.
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moballa
(Jul 12, 2015 at 21:01)

Trail Good Sir Martin
My son and I rode Good Sir this morning which allowed us to do a couple of laps up there which doesn't happen often for us. The trail meanders beautifully through pristine forest and feels like it's been there forever - a testament to the fantastic engineering and careful planning that went into this right down to the precise fern transplanting! "Isn't this awesome!" was echoed by many of the other excited riders we encountered along the trail today. Congratulations Martin and Penny and to all the other volunteers! Good Sir Martin will be one of the most enjoyed trails on the north shore.
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moballa
(Jul 12, 2015 at 21:01)

Trail Good Sir Martin
My son and I rode Good Sir this morning which allowed us to do a couple of laps up there which doesn't happen often for us. The trail meanders beautifully through pristine forest and feels like it's been there forever - a testament to the fantastic engineering and careful planning that went into this right down to the precise fern transplanting! "Isn't this awesome!" was echoed by many of the other excited riders we encountered along the trail today. Congratulations Martin and Penny and to all the other volunteers! Good Sir Martin will be one of the most enjoyed trails on the north shore.
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Trail Good Sir Martin
the Christmas corner is sick ! and the bunch after that too..
sick trail
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sick trail


Trail Good Sir Martin
the Christmas corner is sick ! and the bunch after that too..
sick trail
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sick trail


Trail Good Sir Martin
the Christmas corner is sick ! and the bunch after that too..
sick trail
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sick trail


Trail Good Sir Martin
the Christmas corner is sick ! and the bunch after that too..
sick trail
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sick trail

Trail Baden Powell (Bikeable)
This section gps'ed on Seymour is mostly all rideable. The section from "Old Buck" to the Powerlines was upgraded last winter for an easier climb and is used a lot.
The descent portion from the powerlines to the "BP to Powerline Connector" was upgraded for the BC Bike Race. The trail after this point is not rideable, it gets very steep with steps. Once it hits "Bridle Path" its rideable again.
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The descent portion from the powerlines to the "BP to Powerline Connector" was upgraded for the BC Bike Race. The trail after this point is not rideable, it gets very steep with steps. Once it hits "Bridle Path" its rideable again.

Trail Baden Powell (Bikeable)
This section gps'ed on Seymour is mostly all rideable. The section from "Old Buck" to the Powerlines was upgraded last winter for an easier climb and is used a lot.
The descent portion from the powerlines to the "BP to Powerline Connector" was upgraded for the BC Bike Race. The trail after this point is not rideable, it gets very steep with steps. Once it hits "Bridle Path" its rideable again.
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The descent portion from the powerlines to the "BP to Powerline Connector" was upgraded for the BC Bike Race. The trail after this point is not rideable, it gets very steep with steps. Once it hits "Bridle Path" its rideable again.

Trail Baden Powell (Bikeable)
This section gps'ed on Seymour is mostly all rideable. The section from "Old Buck" to the Powerlines was upgraded last winter for an easier climb and is used a lot.
The descent portion from the powerlines to the "BP to Powerline Connector" was upgraded for the BC Bike Race. The trail after this point is not rideable, it gets very steep with steps. Once it hits "Bridle Path" its rideable again.
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The descent portion from the powerlines to the "BP to Powerline Connector" was upgraded for the BC Bike Race. The trail after this point is not rideable, it gets very steep with steps. Once it hits "Bridle Path" its rideable again.

Trail Baden Powell (Bikeable)
This section gps'ed on Seymour is mostly all rideable. The section from "Old Buck" to the Powerlines was upgraded last winter for an easier climb and is used a lot.
The descent portion from the powerlines to the "BP to Powerline Connector" was upgraded for the BC Bike Race. The trail after this point is not rideable, it gets very steep with steps. Once it hits "Bridle Path" its rideable again.
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The descent portion from the powerlines to the "BP to Powerline Connector" was upgraded for the BC Bike Race. The trail after this point is not rideable, it gets very steep with steps. Once it hits "Bridle Path" its rideable again.

Trail Baden Powell (Bikeable)
how much of this trail can you ride bike on?
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Trail Baden Powell (Bikeable)
how much of this trail can you ride bike on?
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Trail Baden Powell (Bikeable)
how much of this trail can you ride bike on?
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Trail Baden Powell (Bikeable)
how much of this trail can you ride bike on?
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