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Old Swift Creek (Swift Creek #6)

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  1. Areas
  2. BC
  3. …BC Rockies
  4. …Valemount
  5. Valemount Bike Park
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Length

4.1 Miles 6.5 Kilometers


Singletrack

Elevation

720' 219 m

Ascent

-213' -65 m

Descent

4%

Avg Grade (2°)

22%

Max Grade (13°)

3,106' 947 m

High

2,598' 792 m

Low

Conditions

Unknown
History
Getting forecast...

“This trail is a handbuilt, old-school, cross-country trail.”

— Gen Kiyooka
GPX File — Driving Directions

Overview

Family Friendly: A groomed, dual-use trail for hiking and mountain biking with a picnic area (Swift Creek Lookout).

Description

This singletrack features a combination of old-school and new-school, cross-country style riding. It can be ridden in either direction with some sections shared with pedestrians.

The new, groomed trails feature jumps, berms, and rock gardens. It's an easier ride and a great place to learn the ropes of MTB XC.

Contacts

Local Club: Valemount and Area Recreation Development Association - VARDA

Jan 23, 2018: Westlock Powersports

Jan 8, 2018: Promising Forecast

Dec 11, 2017: Come back winter and Clemina Creek FYI

Land Manager: Village of Valemount

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  5.0 from 1 vote

#3

in Valemount Bike Park

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#3

in Valemount Bike Park

#19

in British Columbia

#2,217

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Section of groomed XC cross-country trail on north leg of route.
Section of groomed XC cross-country trail on no…
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Flowy section of trail.
Flowy section of trail.
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