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There's also some riding in the upper part of the city in the Serra de Collserola Natural Park.

Go to Andorra. Just 200 K away.

Thanks for all the replies. I'll like to be able to do it myself, but being the first time, I'm going to take them to someone that has the proper equipment and experience.

I'm interested in the quiver killers and be able to switch bindings. I have a pair of Rossi FKS's that I can use for resort only days. Anyone had QK on their skis? comments?

First time getting some tech bindings (dynafit) mounted on skis. Wondering where are the best places to get them done. Vancouver, North Shore, Squamish, Whistler area.
Thanks!

We were in cougar a couple of years back. Nice camping just outside the town. Super quiet during the week. At night, You can see the ligh glow of Vancouver from across the lake.

Ape Caves are about 20 min drive and it's a great way to spend a hot afternoon. Some sections look like a subway tunnel, and there's some scrambling up rocks where the ceiling has colapsed. Take your bike lights with a fresh battery, and be prepare to spend an hour or so underground.

Can't say much about the riding, but looks like great terrain. We saw a few riding parties on our way to Hood River.

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I am relatively new to riding and the North Shore. Last weekend I huffed and puffed my sorry middle aged ass up Old Buck then up the Power lines down a switch back or two to ride Forever After. It was a slog but a big part of the enjoyment of riding for me is the climbing as well as the decent. E-Bikes will never provide satisfaction that and I think should be relegated to trails that are available to motorized vehicles.

By the way if anyone knows a faster way up to Forever After than the route I took let me know.

Safe Riding.

Do you mean Old Buck to Baden Powell to Power Lines? If you are going up Old Buck to the Power Lines (not turning left at BP) you are going too far up. Otherwise that's the route. Add Dales for a bit more climbing but much fun descent.

Sad day :(

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N4hyGTHuJyQ#t