Ride Summary:
Many of these trails are very extreme, though there are a select few intermediate trails.
Trail Description:
This area offers a lot of trails to choose from. The main trail starts with a technical 40 minute climb then leads you on a long technical decent to the Seymour river. This ride will rattle your fillings loose for sure. Don't forget about the grind back up. The trails here vary from intermediate to un-rideable. Though a trail may start out easy, you can quickly find yourself over your head. (literally) Many trails involve difficult stream and log crossings and there are a lot of ramps like the one pictured above.
How to get there:
In Vancouver go East on Mt. Seymour Parkway. Turn left onto Mt. Seymour Rd. and park near the office.
Additional Notes:
Be careful and don't ride beyond your abilites!
| Posted by: dustin seib on 3/12/2007 |
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great trail very well maintained.
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| Posted by: danny on 8/7/2006 |
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lt suked
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| Posted by: Joe Seven on 8/30/2005 |
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Severed Dik is pretty tough. I like to do log rides but man those rocky decents sure can get hariy, specially in the rain. Fun times.
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| Posted by: tone master on 7/14/2003 |
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first time north shore rider.
very impressed with the trail maintanance and the lay out.built for squishies but ridable for hardtails.(i need jr t's for sure-170mm helps)there are trail markers and signs.ask any one on the mountain and they will help you out.careful you can get lost....it is bear country.cbc a must,boogie man rips,pingu something nice and easy
i will be back
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| Posted by: Sebastian on 10/26/2002 |
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Pretty good structure. Well maintaned
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| Posted by: Corey on 9/28/2001 |
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this trail stinks compared to the stuff I ride on in the north shore with my unicycle.you laughin' check out www.krisholm.net
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| Posted by: newfdog on 8/28/2001 |
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rode this area for the first time a few weeks ago and i was blown away how good it is.the "Severed $#*!"is totally ridable by anyone, but leave the hardtail at home!
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| Posted by: skater on 10/24/2000 |
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If you want ro have fun on this mountain but are looking for some trails that aren't going to kill you ride up past old buck until you get to some concrete lane seperaters on the side of the road there is also a rest stop with an outhouse. ride behind the concrete barier. there is a trail head there. the trail opens up once you begin to descend at the bottom there will be a fork in the trail go left ride thar trail until you cone to a wide main trail go left until you reach a very tight, steep single track trail ride that untill you come to another main trail go right untill you reach a very unnotticable(keep your eyes open for it) non trailish looking trail ride this untill you come to another main trail go left take that trail to the parking lot a the bottom.
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| Posted by: Michal Mikler on 8/6/2000 |
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I biked seymour for the first time today and I did the old buck trail and it was paved with gravel and did not seem that extreme. I know there is some good trails on seymour but they are not listed on the seymour map . if u know where some are couyld u please post them here and how to get to them thanks
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| Posted by: Matt on 5/1/2000 |
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The trails on Seymour are fantastic. Many dedicated souls have put countless hours into building and maintaining them. And if you don't want to kill yourself riding up, drop a car at the bottom and drive up.
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