Squamish Electric Mountain Bike Adventure Tour

Join Blazing Saddles Adventures Squamish's first electric mountain bike specialists as we discover the natural beauty and diverse ecosystem of Squamish on high-end electric bikes. Any level of biking ability will enjoy our friendly eco-ride which guides you through the most scenic vistas of Squamish from river to ocean.
Guests will get a chance to see coastal temperate rainforests, salmon spawning habitat, mountains, ancient volcanoes, Howe Sound (the southernmost fjord in North America) and the Squamish River estuary - all in 2-3 hours! Squamish is where the mountains collide with the ocean and is as beautiful as it is diverse.

This tour is for everyone. You do not have to be superfit or an experienced biker. Just have a love for adventure and beautiful places!

Meeting Point

1861 Mamquam Rd

1861 Mamquam Rd, Squamish, BC V8B 0G2, Canada

We will meet guests at our Gazebo on the patio beside the Locavore food truck

What's included:

• Helmet

What to expect:

Duration: between 2 hours and 3 hours

Squamish Estuary

Squamish

Estuaries occur where coastal rivers enter the sea, creating a mix of fresh and saltwater habitats. These habitats change with each tide. During flood tide, ocean water pulses into the estuary and up the lower reaches of the river. At ebb, fresh water pours into the estuary basin, pushing a wedge of lighter fresh water and riverborne sediments into the estuary.
Why is an estuary important?
Protected inner waters of estuaries, laden with sediment, form the richest of coastal environments. Their productivity far exceeds that of either the finest agricultural land or the open ocean.
80% of the Fraser Estuary has been lost, altered/developed. 50% of the Squamish estuary has been lost, altered/developed. Estuaries are a scarce resource, less than 3% of BC's coastline.

20 minutes

Mamquam Spawning Channels

1940 Forestry Rd, Squamish, BC V8B 0H3, Canada

Salmon spawning habitat

Pass by without stopping