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Penticton Trails
This is a system of beginner and intermediate trails right on the edge of town. There are over 20 kilometres of single-track trails that can be accessed from the top of Penticton Street. Check out the Powell River Cycling Association's website for the latest map as new trails and improvements are ongoing. Duck Lake Trails This 48 km of inter-connected trails east of town offers much in the way of scenic rewards, including boardwalks, waterfalls and lakes. Most trails are at an intermediate level with sections of advanced (steep switchbacks, narrow trail near ledges, narrow crossings). A good part of the 2010 BC Bike Race used these trails. Edgehill Trails Another intermediate system of trails is accessible from the edge of town, which starts at the end of Abbotsford Street. These trails connect to other trail systems and can provide easy access to the backcountry. Powell River Recreation Complex Lot 450 trails which offer lots of great riding right in town. McFalls Creek & Kingfisher Trails are two of the best single-track trails and connect to Willingdon Beach Park and the Beach Trail. Suncoast Cycle This trail system south of town provides lots of intermediate riding on multiuse trails. They can be accessed from behind Suncoast Cycles off Kristensen Road or up the Duck Lake Forest Service Road. Wilde Road - Marathon Trail An intermediate to advanced trail system that is part of the Sunshine Coast Trail. Access is up from Wilde Road to the Theodosia Forest Service Road Branch 10. There are a number of trails in this area that provide some steep downhill sections. For more detailed information and maps check out the Powell River Cycling Association's website at http://www.bikepowellriver.ca |