ALASKAN DINNER (AK DNR)

This fast, flowy descent through berms, rollers, and wooden ramps is guaranteed to put a smile on the face of any rider. Recommended Direction of Travel for Bikes: One-way.

CARIBOU

Open cross-country singletrack that follows an old mining access route past several mountain streams.

DEI KWÁAN – LOWER

Built as a singletrack alternative to the Montana Mountain road, this “People’s Trail” follows a steady grade up to Black Bear.

FOX

Gently graded singletrack that was part of the route to fox and mink fur farms in the Tincup Creek area in the early 1900s.

GROUSE

Cross-country singletrack that follows another historic wagon trail with some short climbs/descents.

MOSSY

This short ribbon of historic trail cut through deep green moss is a favourite with photographers. A great way to end your ride! Recommended Direction of Travel for Bikes: One-way.

RABBIT

Cross-country single and doubletrack along an old powerline transitions to a short but sweet descent to town along another section of historic trail. Recommended Direction of Travel for Bikes: One-way between Black Bear and Carcross.

SAM MCGEE’S ROAD

A “must do” – fast, smooth descent along a historic wagon road/telegraph trail believed to have been built by Sam McGee in the early 1900s. Recommended Direction of Travel for Bikes: One-way

BLACK BEAR

Traversing cross-country trail with steep and technical sections; advanced riders can test the multiple optional lines found at “Elephant Rock”. Recommended Direction of Travel for Bikes: One-way between Wolf and Grouse.

DEI KWÁAN – UPPER

The grade steepens slightly on this upper part of the “People’s Trail”, but trees provide welcome shade and there are views of Lake Bennett and the rock garden.

HOLEY ROADS

Berms and jumps on another section of historic telegraph trail connects to natural rock features for a moderately technical descent on this mid-mountain classic. Recommended Direction of Travel for Bikes: One-way

MAGGIE’S RUN

Berms, rock drops of varying sizes and buff dirt make for a fun, progressive line. Recommended Direction of Travel for Bikes: One-way

MCDONALD CREEK

This 1910 wagon trail built to construct a power transmission line for the mines in the alpine offers history, scenery, and non-stop fun.

MOUNTAIN HERO

The Yukon’s all-mountain classic:  starting in the alpine near the historic Mountain Hero mine and stone house, the trail follows the path of a 1905 mule trail built to haul construction materials for the Mountain Hero tramway. Recommended Direction of Travel for Bikes: One-way. **Please note: the route to Mountain Hero is a techincally challenging mining road with steep climbs and loose, cobbly sections.

NARES VIEW

Starting with a short, winding climb through the subalpine, this all-mountain trail traverses down to Caribou through mixed forest, alpine meadow, and rock garden against the stunning backdrop of Nares and Tagish lakes. Recommended Direction of Travel for Bikes: One-way

PORCUPINE

Fun, fast corners through pine forest and rock outcrops; a good starting point for less technical riders seeking a challenge. Recommended Direction of Travel for Bikes: One-way

SHEEP

Short but challenging connector; good option for technical cross-country riders who wish to bypass the advanced features on the upper section of Goat. Recommended Direction of Travel for Bikes: One-way

SPORTING WOOD

Twisty cross-country with multiple wooden features to test riders of all levels. Recommended Direction of Travel for Bikes: One-way

TELEGRAPH (LOWER & UPPER)

This upper section of Sam McGee’s telegraph trail descends steeply at first and then mellows out after crossing the road; multiple wooden features on the lower section keep riders high and dry through boggy ground. Recommended Direction of Travel for Bikes: One-way

WAYNE’S WORLD

This traversing singletrack features numerous ups and downs, sections of historic power line, and stunning vistas of Lake Bennett throughout.

WOLVERINE (LOWER)

One trail, two personalities:  a steep line through the trees gives way to fast corners and built airs in the open with great views of Lake Bennett. Recommended Direction of Travel for Bikes: One-way

GOAT

Natural rock and built wooden features make for a great cross-country technical challenge for advanced riders. Recommended Direction of Travel for Bikes: One-way

GRIZZLY BEAR

As aggressive as its namesake, Grizzly is a steep descent along smooth rock faces and buff dirt, with some hair-raising (optional) expert lines. Recommended Direction of Travel for Bikes: One-way

WOLF

Also known as the “Ramp Trail” due to its notorious high ramp-like skinny, this trail ends in a fun rock slab descent. Recommended Direction of Travel for Bikes: One-way

WOLVERINE (UPPER)

Montana Mountain’s freeride classic: weave your way through a rock garden maze with elevated wooden features and natural airs. You won’t ride it the same way twice! Recommended Direction of Travel for Bikes: One-way