Body Break

0.43 km
0m gain
0.50 hours
Level 5.0/5
5.0/5
Difficulty
Very Hard
0.43
Distance
kilometres
0
Elevation Gain
metres
0.50
Est. Time
hours

About This Trail

Body Break is a very advanced downhill mountain bike trail in the Copper Mountain network near Terrace. The trail features steep, technical terrain with natural and constructed obstacles, including rock features, jumps, drops, bridges, and an A-frame. It is rated Double Black Diamond and is intended for highly experienced downhill riders.

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

Access the Copper Mountain trail network from the main Copper Mountain access road. From the upper trail network, follow the current trail map toward Body Break. The trail is downhill-only, so confirm your route and exit before starting the descent.

Parking

Use established parking or staging areas near the Copper Mountain access roads. Do not block gates, industrial roads, or other access routes.

Safety & Preparation

  • Double Black Diamond and very advanced downhill trail.
  • Expect steep, technical terrain and challenging features.
  • Features include drops, jumps, bridges, an A-frame, and rock faces.
  • Body Break is listed as an unsanctioned trail; conditions and features may change.
  • The Copper Mountain network includes trails with limited or irregular maintenance. Ride only within your ability and inspect features before riding.
  • Use appropriate downhill protective equipment.
  • Watch for other riders and industrial traffic on access roads.
  • Carry an offline map, repair equipment, water, and emergency supplies.
  • Be alert for wildlife, including bears.
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