8 miles
Distance
1,144 ft
Climb
-1,995 ft
Descent
02:16:07
Avg time
Trail Supporters, Builders & Maintainers of Mid Tyaughton Creek Trail
BC ParksLand Manager
Details
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Activities
- Mountain Bike
- Hike
- Trail Running
- Horse
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Riding AreaSouth Chilcotin Mountains Provincial Park
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Difficulty Rating
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Voted DifficultyBlack Diamond (1 vote)
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Trail TypeWilderness Trail
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Bike TypeAM, XC
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Trail UsageMulti-use
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DirectionBoth DirectionsPopular direction shown
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Climb DifficultyBlue
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Physical RatingModerate
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Dogs AllowedYes
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eBike Allowed
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Global Ranking#25102 in Mountain Biking
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Land Manager
Tyaughton Creek mid-section is normally used by accessing from either Relay or Lorna areas, or as part of a circle including Deer Pass from Spruce. It's a roller coaster ride through forest bands and grassland meadows that will work you both ways, more so traveling upstream, of course. Four significant river crossings, generally knee deep, along the way. If water is up, it is possible to bushwhack high above to avoid.
NOTE: At the request of Parks, please do not post times to the leader board for this or any Parks trail. Respect this wish and help ensure the experience of riding in the South Chilcotins will be available for years to come.
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Traditionally Indigenous Territory
More Stats for Mid Tyaughton Creek Trail mountain bike trail trail
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Altitude change-850 ft
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Altitude min4,899 ft
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Altitude max5,757 ft
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Altitude start5,755 ft
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Altitude end4,905 ft
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Grade-2.013%
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Grade max-31.361%
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Grade min54.759%
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Distance climb3 miles
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Distance down5 miles
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Distance flat1,561 ft
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Avg time02:16:07
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Avg reverse time02:49:50
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Trail Conditions
- Unknown
- Snow Groomed
- Snow Packed
- Snow Covered
- Freeze/thaw Cycle
- Icy
- Prevalent Mud
- Wet
- Variable
- Ideal
- Dry
- Very Dry
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Trail Report Status
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- White
- Green
- Blue
- Black
- Double Black Diamond
Trail Report Status
- Clear / Green
- Minor Issue / Yellow
- Significant Issue / Amber
- Closed
- Land Owner Overlay
- Wilderness (typically no bikes in USA)
- BLM (public)
- USFS (Wildlife sanctuaries darker than usfs)
- State land
- Indigenous
- Military
Trail Conditions
- Unknown
- Snow Groomed
- Snow Packed
- Snow Covered
- Freeze/thaw Cycle
- Icy
- Prevalent Mud
- Wet
- Variable
- Ideal
- Dry
- Very Dry
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Recent Ridelog Activity on Trail
Past Week
- 0 rides
6 Months
- 3 rides
- 16 miles avg distance
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- 39 rides
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flipfantasia
WORCA (Jun 28, 2018 at 7:57)
This trail is way more black than blue. While it doesn't have the elevation gain and loss of other area trails it is rooty, rocky, technical, and typically with many muddy and boggy sections, especially in early summer. It also features several significant river crossing, especially during times of high flow, use caution.
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