Guidebook

Enduro Dirt Biking the Spectacular Lava Flow in Squamish

Stunning forested singletrack formed on top of the 10,000-year-old lava flow from Mount Garibaldi.

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Rock slabs ryan@freewayproject.com

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Lots of corners ryan@freewaystudio.com

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Start of trail into a rock roll ryan@freewaystudio.com

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Bridge crossing ryan@freewaystudio.com

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Entry into rock roll ryan@freewaystudio.com

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Tricky entry onto bridge ryan@freewaystudio.com

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First section of trail is flowy ryan@freewaystudio.com

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Start of trail ryan@freewayproject.com

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No dabbing! ryan@freewayproject.com

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Time for trials lessons ryan@freewayproject.com

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Short hill climb ryan@freewaystudio.com

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2-stroke art ryan@freewaystudio.com

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More short hill climbing ryan@freewaystudio.com

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Start of trail ryan@freewaystudio.com

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Dirt bike art ryan@freewaystudio.com

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KTM art ryan@freewaystudio.com

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Tree creature ryan@freewaystudio.com

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Squamish Dirt Bike Association Lava Flow Trails map ryan@freewayproject.com

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Squamish Dirt Bike Association info board ryan@freewayproject.com

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Rock roll ryan@freewaystudio.com

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Flowy section ryan@freewayproject.com

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Start of trail ryan@freewayproject.com

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Technical ryan@freewayproject.com

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Flow! ryan@freewaystudio.com

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Start of trail straight into rocky climb ryan@freewaystudio.com

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Take the left fork ryan@freewaystudio.com

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View from the top ryan@freewayproject.com

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Start of trail ryan@freewayproject.com

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First of several hill climb sections ryan@freewayproject.com

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Squamish Dirt Bike Association info board ryan@freewayproject.com

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End of trail joins with Ring Creek Rip ryan@freewayproject.com

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Toughest hill climb section ryan@freewayproject.com

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Start of Highball ryan@feewaystudio.com

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Mamquam River FSR Carpark ryan@freewayproject.com

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Take left fork down Powerhouse Road ryan@freewayproject.com

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Gate crossing ryan@freewayproject.com

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End of carpark connector, start of Cookhouse Connector ryan@freewayproject.com

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Bridge crossing ryan@freewayproject.com

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Start of trail ryan@freewayproject.com

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Start of trail ryan@freewayproject.com

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End of trail rock climb exit ryan@freewayproject.com

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Commitment ryan@freewayproject.com

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Start of trail ryan@freewayproject.com

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Flow section before technical hill climb ryan@freewayproject.com

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Start of trail marked by rake ryan@freewayproject.com

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End of trail ryan@freewayproject.com

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Start of trail ryan@freewayproject.com

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Description

Lava Flow is a great area for all levels of riders. The trails are located in Squamish behind Quest University and can be accessed from either Mamquam River Forest Service Road (see Cookhouse Connector map start) or Garibaldi Park Road (see Ring Creek Rip map start). This riding area includes non-motorized trails with only one shared trail for the beginning uphill section of Ring Creek Rip. Most trails are two-way throughout Lava Flow.

Sock Puppet

Sock Puppet

Squamish
1.2 km
Private
Whiskey Bet

Whiskey Bet

Squamish
0.9 km
Private
Museum

Museum

Squamish
0.5 km
Private
Carpenter's Son Bridge

Carpenter's Son Bridge

Squamish
0.2 km
Alternative entry into into Lava Flow area via narrow bridge.
Private
Blaine's Connector/Poop Alley

Blaine's Connector/Poop Alley

Squamish
0.8 km
Private
Blindside

Blindside

Squamish
2.7 km
Enjoyable technically demanding constant hill climb.
Private
Blindside Connector

Blindside Connector

Squamish
0.3 km
Private
STP

STP

Squamish
1.4 km
Private
Ring Creek Rip

Ring Creek Rip

Squamish
6.8 km
Private
Sleepy Hollow

Sleepy Hollow

Squamish
0.7 km
Fun flowy ride that takes you into Sock Puppet
Private
Wray's Way

Wray's Way

Squamish
0.7 km
Perfect introduction to Squamish technical riding.
Private
Steam Donkey

Steam Donkey

Squamish
0.4 km
Private
Empire Mills

Empire Mills

Squamish
5.5 km
Long ridge line out and back trail.
Private
Rip Cut

Rip Cut

Squamish
0.2 km
Fun little option to exit earlier up a harder trail onto Ring Creek Rip trail.
Private
Cookhouse Connector

Cookhouse Connector

Squamish
2.6 km
One of two main entry points into Lava Flow.
Private
Highball

Highball

Squamish
2.3 km
Fun flowy ridge ride.
Private
Mamquam Carpark Connector

Mamquam Carpark Connector

Squamish
2.4 km
One of two main car park entry points into Lava Flow.
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Ridge Connector

Ridge Connector

Squamish
0.7 km
Private
K-In-A-Day

K-In-A-Day

Squamish
1.1 km
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Marionette

Marionette

Squamish
0.5 km
Private
Motoworld

Motoworld

Squamish
1.1 km
Private
Puppet Master

Puppet Master

Squamish
1.0 km
Private
Fathand

Fathand

Squamish
1.2 km
Private
Blackberry

Blackberry

Squamish
0.4 km
Private
Ring Creek Ridge

Ring Creek Ridge

Squamish
0.7 km
Harder loose rocky hill climb access into Lava Flow trails
Private