Wonderland
49°47′ N 123°08′ WEasy - Intermediate (Tourism Squamish)Squamish
Wonderland suits riders new to mountain biking who want a gentle forest ride near Alice Lake in Squamish, and Tourism Squamish rates it Easy to Intermediate. At 3 km and 15 to 30 minutes by Tourism Squamish's count, it makes a short ride on its own.
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Tourism Squamish describes Wonderland as "a perfect beginner cross-country trail" through forest. The roots stay small and the rocks are few, and nearly every small feature has a way around it. OpenStreetMap draws it from Alice Lake Road south to Depot Road in Brackendale. Ray Peters Trail leaves from the same stretch of Depot Road.
Wonderland sits in the Alice Lake and Highlands zone, where Tourism Squamish says mostly hand-built trails run from beginner to expert terrain. Tourism Squamish also rates Jack's Trail and Rob's Corners in the same zone Easy, and both suit riders who want more of the same.
Worth knowing
- BC Parks tows cars parked illegally or on the road edges along Alice Lake Road, so use a marked lot.
- Even on an easy ride, leave a trip plan with someone and carry the ten essentials that AdventureSmart lists.
Quick answers about Wonderland
Is Wonderland in Squamish good for beginners?
Yes. Tourism Squamish rates Wonderland Easy to Intermediate and calls it a perfect beginner cross-country trail, with ride-arounds beside nearly all its small features.
How long is Wonderland in Squamish?
Tourism Squamish gives Wonderland as 3 km and 15 to 30 minutes of riding.
How hard is Wonderland?
Tourism Squamish rates Wonderland Easy - Intermediate.
Where is Wonderland?
Wonderland is on Squamish.
Can you hike Wonderland?
Wonderland is listed for riding only.
Within 3 km
