Bear Back

1.40 km
61m gain
0.50 hours
Level 3.0/5
3.0/5
Difficulty
Moderate
1.40
Distance
kilometres
61
Elevation Gain
metres
0.50
Est. Time
hours

About This Trail

Bear Back is a Blue-rated mountain bike trail in the Terrace Mountain network near Terrace. It serves as a return route toward the Spring Creek parking area and features a fast, flowy opening section followed by short punchy climbs and technical descents. The trail includes small rock rolls, wooden ramps, tables, and drops, with ride-arounds available for the air 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

Access the Terrace Mountain trail network from the Spring Creek parking area. Follow the established network toward Bear Back, using the current trail map to locate the trail and its connections with La La Valley, Terradise, and nearby routes.

Parking

Use the established Spring Creek parking area. Parking can be limited, so park responsibly and keep the access road clear for other vehicles and trail users.

Safety & Preparation

  • Blue-rated singletrack suitable for intermediate mountain bikers.
  • Expect short climbs, fast-flowing sections, roots, rocks, and technical features.
  • Wooden ramps, tables, drops, and rock features should be inspected before riding.
  • Ride-arounds are available for the air features.
  • Trail conditions can change after rain, storms, or trail maintenance.
  • A May 2026 report noted a tree across the trail at an uphill switchback, so check current conditions before riding.
  • Watch for hikers, cyclists, and other users on connecting trails.
  • Carry an offline map, repair equipment, water, and appropriate protective equipment.
  • Be alert for wildlife, including bears.
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