Sugarloaf Bike Park β designed by Whistler Gravity Logic, offers a thrill for riders of all abilities. The trails consist of smooth, gentle cruisers, twisty single track and challenging old school rocky rooty black diamonds. Most everyone gets hooked on the fast flowy jump trails loaded with berms, tabletops, step-ups and wooden features, all making for an epic experience!! This trail is 2 km long and 2 meters wide. Sugar Mama is a perfect introduction to downhill riding and a great warm-up run for experienced riders to start the day.
Sugar Daddy is a 2 km excavated jump trail, packed with tabletop, step-ups, step-downs, berms and wooden features that will have you grinning ear to ear. Swamp Donkey is a good old-fashioned smooth and flowy singletrack.
Ridgeline is another fun, smooth fast singletrack that will get the heart pumping. Intermediate riders can challenge their skills by finding different faster lines each time down helping them to progress to the next level. Advanced riders choose from a number of rooty, rocky, steep technical singletrack. Kodiak is a good intro to black diamonds with some wooden features to spice it up. A few laps of Havoc and Ti-Polo will have you ready for anything. All the trails are accessible from the base of the ski area and the parking lot next to the main day lodge.
Microbrewery, tasting room, patio and beer store. Located in downtown Edmundston, New Brunswick. This craft brewery is definitely a must see when travelling to New Brunswick, minutes away from the Quebec and Maine borders. Come see our unique Grand Table, have a flight, a pint or buy some beer to go.
Grab a six-pack or fill your growler. Dieppe Rotary St-Anselme Park offers a variety of short track laps that intersect a BMX track, playground, beer garden, and splash pad that makes this Park a great destination for all. Located in the hills just outside downtown Sussex on the Fundy Trail, Poley Mountain is a lift-access mountain bike park. French Fort Cove in Miramichi is a popular trail network located in the hills rolling down to the Miramichi River.
