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Moonraker Trails

Moonraker Trails is a multi-use trail network located on the west bench of the Columbia River, directly across from the Town of Golden, British Columbia. The trailhead is accessed via Cedar Lake Forest Service Road.

Spanning more than 50 kilometres of trail, the system is well suited to mountain biking, hiking, and equestrian use, with the majority of routes rated intermediate in difficulty.

Recent improvements have been developed in partnership with the Golden Cycling Club and the Ministry of Forests, Lands and Natural Resource Operations.

The network offers a mix of smooth flow trails and more technical terrain, including fast cornering descents on routes like Devil's Slide and steeper challenges along Canyon Creek, which follows the canyon rim.

The connected CBT Mainline trails provide an approach from downtown Golden and add further riding options. In winter, the trails attract cross-country skiers and snowshoers. Cedar Lake Recreation Site is nearby for those seeking camping or beach access.


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