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27 wrz 2024 · The Seven Summits trail, completed in the summer of 2004 by the Kootenay Columbia Trails Society (KCTS), is a spectacular point to point single-track traverse of the Rossland Range. Widely acclaimed by mountain bikers, acknowledged by the International Mountain Biking Association as an official Epic, and awarded the 2007 ‘Trail of the Year ...
The Seven Summits is a legendary ridge-line trail that sweeps across the Rossland Range. Strong hikers and trail runners will enjoy the challenge of a big day with stunning alpine views. The terrain features rolling wildflower meadows, gnarled trees, and of course the seven mountain summits.
This is an unrelentingly technical, long and strenuous trail, which offers bursting climbs alternate with exciting descents and swooping singletrack through high-country meadows, dramatic ridges and mountain forests. 17.9 mi Distance. 3,841 ft Elevation gain. 9 h 28 m Estimated time.
Zazwyczaj szlak rozpoczyna się 1 lipca, a kończy w październiku dla użytkowników MTB. To epickie jednośladowe przejście z punktu do punktu przez pasmo Rossland. Jest to nieubłaganie techniczny, długi i wyczerpujący szlak, który oferuje emocjonujące podjazdy na przemian z ekscytującymi zjazdami i opadającym singletrackiem przez wysokogórskie łąki, dramatyczne grzbiety i ...
The Seven Summits trail, completed in the summer of 2004 by the Kootenay Columbia Trails Society (KCTS), is a spectacular point to point single-track traverse of the Rossland Range. Widely acclaimed by mountain bikers, acknowledged by the International Mountain Biking Association as an official Epic, and awarded the 2007 ‘Trail of the Year ...
15 lis 2021 · Everything you need to know about mountain biking the Seven Summits trail in Rossland, British Columbia. An IMBA 'epic', it's over 30km long and 95% singletrack
Lots of strenuous hiking and a unique grasslands section get you to the top of the Dewdney Trail. From here, you can make your way back to Rossland on the Old Cascade Hwy, but most will choose to descend the Dewdney Trail to their waiting vehicle and well-deserved cold beers.
