03 Details

Activities
- Dirtbike
- ATV/ORV/OHV
No Mountain Biking
Riding Area

Bear Creek OHV Trail System
West Kelowna, British Columbia
Difficulty Rating

Green rate
Trail Type

Doubletrack
Trail Usage

Multi-use
Direction

Both Directions
Physical Rating

Easy
Trail Visibility

Always easy to follow
Dogs Allowed

Yes

T3 is a main trail out of the Aspen Trail Head that heads north and then crosses from the Aspen area into the Bald Range area, Area 51 and eventually out to Kokanee Country. The most north west sections of T3 are on forest service road. If you decide to ride the whole loop you can then catch T4, T42 and T4 back through the Bald Range area. This trail travels tons of kms and is a great beginner / intermediate double track option. Suitable to almost all riders and ATV up to 50"

Access Info

Trail Pass or Membership required. Access from Aspen Trail Head staging area.

Local Trail Association

Okanagan Trail Riders Association
IMBA Canada
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More Stats for 03 bike trail

Altitude change

727 ft
Altitude min

2,671 ft
Altitude start

2,671 ft
Altitude end

3,399 ft
Grade

0.8%
Grade max

-47.5%
Grade min

45.6%
Distance climb

8 miles
Distance down

8 miles
Distance flat

1 miles
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