Cart Trail

Cart Trail

3.00 km
353m gain
1.00 hours
Level 1.0/5
1.0/5
Difficulty
Very Easy
3.00
Distance
kilometres
353
Elevation Gain
metres
1.00
Est. Time
hours

About This Trail

Cart Trail is a versatile multi-use forest trail near Hazelton, British Columbia, popular with hikers, trail runners, and mountain bikers exploring the area's extensive trail network. Winding through dense forest, the trail features a blend of smooth singletrack, natural root sections, and short technical features that add variety while maintaining an enjoyable and accessible ride or hike.


The route follows gently rolling terrain with moderate elevation changes, creating a balanced experience that is both engaging and scenic. Surrounded by mature forest, visitors can enjoy a peaceful atmosphere and an immersive journey through the region's natural beauty.


Often used as a connector between other trails in the Hazelton network, Cart Trail is an excellent choice for extending hikes or mountain bike rides into longer loop adventures. Whether you're passing through or incorporating it into a full-day outing, the trail offers a rewarding combination of flowing terrain, forest scenery, and natural trail features.

Leave No Trace

Please follow Leave No Trace principles: pack out all waste, stay on designated trails, respect wildlife, and be considerate of other visitors.

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Getting There

Directions

From New Hazelton, access Cart Trail via nearby forestry roads and connecting trail network entry points shown on Trailforks. Some sections may require following signed or mapped junctions within the Hazelton trail system.

Parking

Limited roadside or forestry road parking may be available near access points. Do not park in front of gates, active logging roads, or equipment access areas.

Safety & Preparation

The trail may include roots, narrow singletrack, loose soil, and short climbs. Conditions can become slippery during rain. Users should carry water, navigation tools, and be aware of other trail users including mountain bikers and hikers. Wildlife may be present, and cell service may be limited in the area.

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