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Fishing Biking Beginner and intermediate riders will find Kimberley an ideal location thanks to an extensive trail network through the Kimberley Nature Park and Lois Creek trail system that offers a wide-ranging selection of mountain-biking opportunities. Many of the over 100-km (62 mi) of trails run through or around the resort, and all trails are clearly marked. A map is available from the Kimberley's Visitor Centre and from various retailers in the community. Those seeking a challenge will find it on the mountain itself, with steeper tracks with 610 m (2,000 ft) of vertical thrills. Scream down Sullivan, at 5 km (3.1 mi) the park's longest run. Kimberley's bike park is one of the newest in BC, and one where lineups are still rare. Tips For The Trail When riding free ride/downhill trails in the region, please respect all signs and the trails themselves. Avoid skidding tires or riding off the trail during extremely wet conditions. Dont forget to pack out everything you bring in DO NOT LEAVE GARBAGE and be mindful of other trail users. Be sure to carry spare tubes, tools and a first aid kit. Many riders with big bikes will enjoy many of the shorter cross-country trails in the region. Check with local bike shops or cycling clubs to find the rides that are right for you.
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