Ever heard of Upper Skirt, Tron Sauce or the Party Wife? Even seasoned locals will need a copy of the brand new Nelson Mountain Bike Guide. Produced by the Nelson Cycling Club and our 3rd edition of the Roots Rocks Rhythm series, this is an info-packed trail map and guide book with descriptions and directions for 105 trails! Bulging with almost 40 new additions since the 2009 version, Nelson B.C.’s staple rides are listed along-side overdue classics like Slabalanche and Toadmember, with bonus sections on local bike parks, off-road touring suggestions and a concise business directory for places to eat, stay and shop while visiting our corner of the Kootenays.
Buy NowPlastered with graphical inspiration that ranges from striking Google Earth terrain images, glossy photographs from talented pros like John Gibson and Bruno Long, and the motivating artwork of Scott Dickson, the final product is a vivid map book worthy of any mountain biker’s backpack or coffee table.
The most important thing to remember is
ALL PROCEEDS from these map book sales go directly into funding our trail crew and the ongoing trail maintenance of this amazing area, just in case you need any more reasons to check it out.
Available now from the
Pinkbike.com online store, as well as ground zero in downtown Nelson at our famous bike shops the
Sacred Ride or
Gericks Cycle, and other quality local outdoor and retail stores.
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$20 for a mapbook and to pay for trail crew = BARGAIN OF THE YEAR!
Our only goals are to get people out on the trails around Nelson and to create an easy way for them to find their way around and an easy way to contribute to the trails.
Until online trail download sites start giving back to the trails that they pimp out for their content to generate hits and income from their advertisers, make a conscious effort to purchase this book and directly support the trails you are about to ride. Cheers!
I usually show quite a few people around each summer that drop in at my work looking for directions. It gives me a good excuse to get out for a ride; the only catch is that I prefer to pedal everything. It's pretty easy to find people to ride with in this town.