1,912 ft
Distance
5 ft
Climb
-356 ft
Descent
00:12:49
Avg time

Hueso Details

  • Activities
    • Mountain Bike
    • E-Bike
    • Observed Trials
  • Riding Area
    Alice Lake & Highlands
    Squamish, British Columbia
  • Difficulty Rating
  • Voted Difficulty
    Double Black Diamond (6 votes)
  • Trail Type
    Mixed
  • Bike Type
    DH, AM
  • Direction
    Downhill Only
    Popular direction shown
  • Physical Rating
    Moderate
  • Season
    Any time of year, as long as it's kinda dry.
  • Dogs Allowed
    Yes
  • eBike Allowed
    Yes up to Class 1
  • TTFs on Trail
    Drop, Rock Face
  • Global Ranking
    #866 in Mountain Biking [+]
    • #7770 in E-Biking
    • #200 in Observed Trials
  • Local Popularity
    90 in Mountain Biking [+]
    • 90 in E-Biking
    • 5 in Observed Trials
  • Year Opened
    2014

Hueso is a beautiful masterpiece of trail that goes from below where the Entrails routes end. The trail head starts about a hundred metres to the right of Gouranga, It's a series of south facing grippy rock slabs with some slightly easier panty lines on the harder sections. It's best ridden dry, but the rock is very grippy, so confident riders (who've hit the trail before) could probably ride it wet. Lower your tire pressure before dropping in.

Access Info

It’s right next to the insane Highway to Hell track; in-between Highway to Hell and 2-Stroke Smoke.

Local Trail Association
Traditionally Indigenous Territory
More Stats for Hueso mountain bike trail trail
  • Altitude change
    -351 ft
  • Altitude min
    433 ft
  • Altitude max
    784 ft
  • Altitude start
    784 ft
  • Altitude end
    433 ft
  • Grade
    -18.381%
  • Grade max
    -35.95%
  • Grade min
    2.993%
  • Distance climb
    72 ft
  • Distance down
    1,715 ft
  • Distance flat
    126 ft
  • Avg time
    00:12:49
  • Avg reverse time
    00:15:57
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Status:
on Mar 17, 2023
Ideal
Avg: 4.75 (51 votes)
Your vote: 0

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Trail Conditions
  • Unknown
  • Snow Groomed
  • Snow Packed
  • Snow Covered
  • Snow Cover Inadequate
  • Freeze/thaw Cycle
  • Icy
  • Prevalent Mud
  • Wet
  • Variable
  • Ideal
  • Dry
  • Very Dry
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      Hueso Trail Reports

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      Mar 17, 2023 @ 3:57pm
      Mar 17, 2023
      Mar 15, 2023 @ 10:25pm
      Mar 15, 2023
      No snow, dry and good to ride
      Jan 29, 2023 @ 5:06pm
      Jan 29, 2023
      ice in a few spots where you don't want ice to be. about halfway down and again on the last slab
      Nov 19, 2022 @ 3:20am
      Nov 19, 2022
      Nov 18, 2022 @ 4:12pm
      Nov 18, 2022
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      Recent Ridelog Activity on Trail

      Past Week
      • 24 rides
      • 9 miles avg distance
      6 Months
      • 270 rides
      • 9 miles avg distance
      All
      • 4,310 rides
      • Last: Mar 20, 2023

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      11 Reviews & Comments

      • + 0
      vinnie03 (Jan 29, 2021 at 13:12)
      19th hole is also a lot easier than Hueso.
      [Reply]
      • + 0
      vinnie03 (Jan 29, 2021 at 13:11)
      Theripp3r, second easiest double black after value added, which is only a double because of the first longish slab
      [Reply]
      • + 0
      ryangrimm (Aug 9, 2020 at 19:48)
      There’s a pretty big debate wether this trail is single or double black, as someone who’s ridden the vast majority of Squamish trails, this trail is definitely a double black anywhere else but compared to other Squamish gnar it’s not on the difficult end, personally hueso earns its double black name because of some the mandatory slabs, but it’s definitely the easiest double black in Squamish. But rating doesn’t matter because it is an awesome slab trail and is super fun
      [Reply]
      • + 7
      fredsbackcountry (Feb 24, 2020 at 8:41)
      Good morning trail forks, as the builder of Hueso I would like to allowed Every one in the trail including emtb ,would it be possible to change it in the description please and thanks.Also for the double black or single black debate...Hueso is a double black because of 1 or 2 features .When thy are ranking a trail they always rank it by its most difficult feature ,thats why. Peace Fred
      [Reply]
      • + 1
      BudGreen (Jul 26, 2019 at 11:08)
      It doesn't really matter if this is a hard black or an easy red, it's an amazing trail and you should go ride it.
      [Reply]
      • + 1
      james-chainbrothers-mtb (Jun 9, 2018 at 19:54)
      I gotta agree that this is the hardest single black trail I've ever ridden as well!
      [Reply]
      • + 0
      DiveH (Oct 13, 2017 at 10:45)
      It's a squamish single black. Ratings are relative, and there is much higher difficulty than this trail here.
      [Reply]
      • + 3
      Hbrown15 (Jun 20, 2017 at 14:36)
      If this a single black trail, it is the hardest black trail I have ever done. No ride arounds and falling on some of those rock faces spell disaster. My dad broke his shin bone on this trial. However Treasure Trail is on another level...tough call in terms of rating.
      [Reply]
      • + 2
      paulwatt (Aug 7, 2015 at 12:25)
      Kinda disagree. Double blacks should be reserved for pretty heavy trails. Hueso is one of my all-time favourites but it's not that hard. Kinda think it should be returned to single black status. Or we need more diamonds for trails like Treasure and Intestinal
      [Reply]
      • + 1
      Flow-Ryder (Jul 23, 2016 at 17:08)
      I agree, huseo is a black (except for the optional big huck of the rock ). Double blacks are trails like intestinal, larvicide, treasure. Big moves with big consequences not huseo. Love this trail though!
      [Reply]
      • + 5
      adamr1 (Aug 3, 2015 at 13:23)
      Very much a double black and not a single black. The rock slabs are too steep for this to be a black run. Great views from the top though.
      [Reply]





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