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Bobsled Loop
Mountain Biking Trail
Moderate
1.36 mi
302 ft
A great warmup lap at the base of Mount Fromme.
If you were just to pedal up and ride the Bobsled Trail on Mount Fromme, it would be a very short ride. However, most people use this trail as a warm up lap to get the blood flowing before they really start hitting the more difficult stuff higher up the mountain. However, if you are an intermediate rider, this is a good trail to help you dip your toes into North Shore Mountain Biking.
Bobsled begins just up the main climbing road from the primary Mount Fromme trailhead. As you might imagine, it's a flowy downhill trail without much technical challenge. There are quite a few flowy berms and some rollers, but there's not even much in the way of jumps on this trail. You can possibly catch some small amounts of air off of a few features, but it's modest at best. There are also some strange rooty sections that are out of character for flow trails but definitely in character for the North Shore.
As far as flow trails go, Bobsled honestly isn't all that spectacular. You'll find way better flow trails in Squamish, and even a few sections on Seymour. But if you want to warm up or want a hot lap, hit this popular little trail. Written by Greg Heil
If you were just to pedal up and ride the Bobsled Trail on Mount Fromme, it would be a very short ride. However, most people use this trail as a warm up lap to get the blood flowing before they really start hitting the more difficult stuff higher up the mountain. However, if you are an intermediate rider, this is a good trail to help you dip your toes into North Shore Mountain Biking.
Bobsled begins just up the main climbing road from the primary Mount Fromme trailhead. As you might imagine, it's a flowy downhill trail without much technical challenge. There are quite a few flowy berms and some rollers, but there's not even much in the way of jumps on this trail. You can possibly catch some small amounts of air off of a few features, but it's modest at best. There are also some strange rooty sections that are out of character for flow trails but definitely in character for the North Shore.
As far as flow trails go, Bobsled honestly isn't all that spectacular. You'll find way better flow trails in Squamish, and even a few sections on Seymour. But if you want to warm up or want a hot lap, hit this popular little trail. Written by Greg Heil
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Route and Elevation
Segments
| Name | Distance | Elev. Diff. | Avg. Grade |
|---|---|---|---|
| New Bobsled - Full Lap | 1.17 mi | -279 ft | -0.1% |
| Roadside Attraction (Up From Parking Lot Entrance) | 0.37 mi | 141 ft | 7.2% |
| Gate to top of Floppy Bunny | 0.62 mi | 243 ft | 7.3% |
| Roadside Attraction (up) | 0.29 mi | 164 ft | 10.6% |
| Gate to 1st Switchback (AW) | 0.32 mi | 157 ft | 9.0% |
| Short Interval | 0.24 mi | 98 ft | 7.5% |
| Gate to top of Bobsled | 0.62 mi | 259 ft | 7.9% |
| 1st Switchback to Bobsled | 0.28 mi | 105 ft | 6.9% |
| Bobsled Spur | 0.45 mi | -341 ft | -13.6% |
| Bobsled Left exit | 0.28 mi | -266 ft | -17.4% |
| Bobsled to jumps | 0.39 mi | -249 ft | -12.0% |