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14.7 miles
Distance
3,799 ft
Climb
-3,802 ft
Descent
2,003 ft
High Point
-2 ft
Altitude change
341 ft
Altitude min
675 ft
Altitude start
673 ft
Altitude end
-66.2%
Grade max
68.9%
Grade min
7 miles
Distance climb
6 miles
Distance down
1 mile
Distance flat
This is a big day. Angry Midget and Ditch Pig are fast and rooty (I personally prefer Ditch Pig if you only want to do one climb). Somewhere Over There is a great trail with some crazy rock slabs that definitely have you second guessing on the first go-around. Poop Alley is a fun, fast, flowy easy trail to end the day.
Detailed Description
Somewhere Over There is a 15 mile popular intermediate route located near Squamish British Columbia. This mountain bike only route. This route includes 13 trails. This route climbs 3,799 ft with a max elevation of 2,003 ft then descends -3,802 ft.
Trail Issues on Route
- Minor Issue / Yellow: 2 trails (newest: Oct 11, 2026)
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Stats
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Distance15 miles
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Avg time3 hr 35 min
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Altitude change-2 ft
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Altitude min341 ft
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Altitude start675 ft
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Altitude end673 ft
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Climb3,799 ft
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Descent-3,802 ft
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Grade max-66.2%
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Grade min68.9%
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Distance climb7 miles
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Distance down6 miles
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Distance flat1 mile
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Trails in Route
| 1 mile | |||||
| 2,064 ft | |||||
| 3 miles | |||||
| 3,570 ft | |||||
| 3,527 ft | |||||
| 564 ft | |||||
| 774 ft | |||||
| 2,070 ft | |||||
| 1,719 ft | |||||
| 4,626 ft | |||||
| 1,273 ft | |||||
| 2,572 ft | |||||
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Powerhouse Plunge - Squamish, BC
trail: Powerhouse Plunge
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Sep 14, 2026
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Ditch Pig | Single Black trail | Squamish, BC
trail: Lower Ditch Pig
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Apr 21, 2026
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