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1,066 ft
Distance
25 ft
Climb
-23 ft
Descent
2,442 ft
High Point
1 ft
Altitude change
2,413 ft
Altitude min
2,415 ft
Altitude start
2,418 ft
Altitude end
0.1%
Grade
-15.7%
Grade max
13.4%
Grade min
348 ft
Distance climb
367 ft
Distance down
312 ft
Distance flat

Adaptive Practice Trail Details

  • Activities
    • Mountain Bike
    • E-Bike
    • Gravel Bike
    • Adaptive Bike
    • Winter Fat Bike
    • Trail Running
    • Snowshoe
  • Riding Area
    Tabor Mountain Recreation Trails
    Prince George, British Columbia
  • Difficulty Rating
    Green Rate
  • Local Popularity
    80 in Mountain Biking [+]
    • 45 in E-Biking
    • 5 in Trail Running
    • 5 in Snowshoeing
  • Global Ranking
    #220087 in Mountain Biking [+]
    • #181781 in E-Biking
    • #345623 in Trail Running
    • #17120 in Snowshoeing
  • Trail Exposure
    Normal
  • Trail Type
    Singletrack
  • Bike Type
    XC, Adaptive MTB, Gravel
  • Direction
    Both Directions[+]
    • Both Directions for E-Biking
    • Both Directions for Trail Running
    • Both Directions for Snowshoeing
    • Both Directions for Adaptive Biking
    • Both Directions for Gravel Biking
  • Climb Difficulty
    Green
  • Physical Rating
    Easy
  • Trail Visibility
    Always easy to follow
  • Season
    May - Oct
  • Family Friendly
    Yes
  • Dogs Allowed
    Yes
  • eBike Allowed
    Yes up to Class 1
  • Year Opened
    2025
  • Land Owner
    Recreation Sites and Trails BC

Built by the Association of Caledonia Trailbuilders in 2025, the Adaptive Practice Trail is a purpose-built learning loop for both conventional and adaptive mountain biking. The short, smooth circuit features gentle grades, wide turns, and a well-maintained surface designed to build confidence in new riders and provide an accessible experience for adaptive bike users of all abilities. Located at the base of the Tabor Mountain network, it's a welcoming entry point for riders of all ages and abilities.

Access Info

From the parking lot, ride up Edgewater and take the first or second right. Adaptive loop is two-directional.

Disclaimer

Use Tabor Mountain trails at your own risk. Trails are volunteer-built; unknown hazards may exist. Ride with caution and obey all signs. Closures occur without notice; we address hazards promptly. Horses, motors, and off-season riding are not permitted.

Adaptive Bike Info
aMTB Green Rating: Beginner features and moderate terrain.
Local Trail Association
Traditionally Indigenous Territory

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Jul 19, 2026
 reporter Tabor is experiencing a major rain event. Please stay off all trails until they have had time to dry out. Your tire ruts = misery for volunteers....
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Jun 20, 2026 @ 9:12am (America/Vancouver)
Jun 20, 2026
 reporter Massive rain event last night - please give the trails ample time to dry out.
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        Frequently Asked Questions About Adaptive Practice Trail

        ▼ Where is Adaptive Practice Trail located?
        Adaptive Practice Trail is located in Tabor Mountain Recreation Trails, Prince George, British Columbia, Canada. It is part of the Tabor Mountain Recreation Trails trail network. The trailhead is located at coordinates 53.91669, -122.52104.
        ▼ How hard is Adaptive Practice Trail?
        Adaptive Practice Trail is rated as Green difficulty. The physical rating is Easy. The average grade is 0.1%. The climb difficulty is rated Green.
        ▼ What is the elevation gain for Adaptive Practice Trail?
        Adaptive Practice Trail has 25 ft of elevation gain. The trail has 23 ft of elevation descent. The elevation ranges from 2,413 ft to 2,442 ft.
        ▼ Is Adaptive Practice Trail a point to point trail?
        Adaptive Practice Trail is not a point to point trail. The direction is Both Directions. The trail type is singletrack.
        ▼ How long is Adaptive Practice Trail?
        Adaptive Practice Trail is 1,066 ft long. The trail type is singletrack.
        ▼ Are dogs allowed on Adaptive Practice Trail?
        Yes, dogs are allowed on Adaptive Practice Trail. Please keep dogs on a leash where required and clean up after them.
        ▼ When is the best time of year to ride Adaptive Practice Trail?
        Adaptive Practice Trail is best visited during: May - Oct.
        ▼ How do I access Adaptive Practice Trail? Where is the closest parking trailhead?
        The closest parking and trailhead locations to Adaptive Practice Trail are: View all parking locations in the area.
        ▼ How busy is Adaptive Practice Trail?
        Adaptive Practice Trail is a very popular trail. There have been 79 recorded activities on this trail. The trail has received 116 check-ins. View recent activity on this trail.

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