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Elbow Valley

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  2. AB
  3. …Southwestern Alberta
  4. …Moose Mountain and Bragg Creek
  5. Moose Mountain
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Length

4.3 Miles 7.0 Kilometers


Singletrack

Elevation

735' 224 m

Ascent

-855' -260 m

Descent

7%

Avg Grade (4°)

23%

Max Grade (13°)

5,253' 1,601 m

High

4,709' 1,435 m

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“The main access for Moose Mountain / Sulphur Springs from Station Flats.”

— Paul Lindfield
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Elbow Valley is one of the older multi-use trails in the area and is primarily used to access and return from Sulphur Springs and Riverview. From the 4-way intersection with those two trails, Elbow Valley climbs east a little before dropping down and crossing the Moose Mountain road. After an 800m climb you're treated to a 4km descent all the way to Station Flats.

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Land Manager: Alberta Environment & Parks (AEP)

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#13

in Moose Mountain

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#13

in Moose Mountain

#57

in Alberta

#17,301

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