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Mimi Falls Trail – Mountain Biking Route (6 km round trip)
Start/Finish: Logan Lake Campground
Looking for a fun and scenic ride with a bit of variety? The Mimi Falls Trail is a solid choice for intermediate mountain bikers who want a mix of flowy sections, forested terrain, and some light technical riding.
Open year-round, the trail is popular for hiking, biking, and snowshoeing, so ride respectfully and expect to share the trail. This is an easy “in-and-out” trail with a small viewing platform.
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Start your ride from the Logan Lake Campground and swing by the Visitor Centre (open in summer) for maps, trail updates, or route tips from the locals.
The route begins with an easy warm-up on the Lake Trail before branching off toward Mimi Falls. You’ll link together the Fairway, Guardians, and Mimi Falls trails—expect a fun mix of packed dirt, gravel, and natural singletrack, with just enough ups and downs to keep it interesting without being punishing.
Trail Map & Conditions: Mimi Falls Trail Mountain Biking Trail – Logan Lake
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This trail is a great way to experience Logan Lake’s landscape from the saddle—forested sections, open stretches, and a waterfall turnaround point make this ride one of the area’s go-tos. It’s also a wildlife corridor, so keep your speed in check and your eyes open—especially in the quieter early morning or evening hours.
Trail Map & Conditions: Mimi Falls Trail Mountain Biking Trail – Logan Lake
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