Squamish, BC

Squamish and the surrounding area is an awesome playground for dirt bikes. There are unlimited logging roads in every direction for beginners to try out their new toys and old skidders trails to explore as well.

Over recent months dirt biking has come under some scrutiny and we have only ourselves to blame. It is true that old school riders have been riding here longer than most however the town of Squamish is changing. Hikers, Mountain Bikers and Dog Walkers now frequent the trails systems around the Garibaldi Highlands and beyond. The Mountain Biking Community under the awesome leadership of SORCA (Squamish Off-Road Cycling Asso.) has built an amazing network of trails. As a fellow mountain biker I urge you to resist the temptation to ride these trails. While it is true that no one owns the forest, we must help them and their hard work by not destroying these trails. Instead find alternate routes as there is usually one and if not then please ride with respect for others and do not pin it up or down these trails. You’re rear spinning wheel can ruin their trail for a very long time.

Thanks a great group of people the Squamish Dirt Bike Asso. www.squamishdirtbikeassociation.com has been created. Their goal is to educate the renegades so that all user groups can co-exist in this beautiful area. Don’t give locals and visitors any more reasons for kicking us out. We know it is only a few bad apples but they do spoil it for everyone else. Please use a quiet pipe, respect others by keeping clear of them or stopping and shutting down your engine. You will be surprised how much more accepting people will be by doing these simple things. Visit the Squamish Dirt Bike Asso. Site, join them in creating a new trails system a proper track for our purpose and above all HAVE A WICKED TIME!

One of the legendary Builders Big Red Ted and his Side Kick “The Janitor” Steve Klassen have been building new Squamish Dirt Biking Trails over the last two seasons. These trails are amazing and will take you on a wild ride through the forest! A map is to come and make sure you stop in at Bean Around the World in Brackendale for a coffee and a snack, or lunch or for a wicked ice cream after wards!