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    Coast Mountain Playground

    Feb 09, 2021 5 minutes
    Story by Misti Hurst
    Photos by
    fraserbritton.com
    & Misti Hurst

    Who knew that just 50 minutes from my house in North Vancouver, in a town that I’ve driven through hundreds of times, is a series of some of the most epic single-track dirt bike trails I’ve ever found?

    Squamish, B.C., the self-proclaimed “outdoor recreation capital of Canada,” not only lays claim to world-class rock climbing, kite-surfing and mountain biking, also has an extensive system of stunning single-track, multi-use trails that provide endless opportunities for all levels of dirtbike riders. I’ve lived in this region my entire life and only this past summer did I discover the wondrous, supernatural outdoor motorcycle playground that Squamish has to offer.

    An added bonus to this discovery was meeting dozens of new motorcycle-riding friends and acquaintances – fellow nutjobs equally obsessed about two-wheeled adventures and all members of the Squamish Dirt Bike Association

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