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White Rock Recreational Area (WRRA) provides some challenging and varying terrain for mountain biking. The trails are built on a former gypsum mine, so the landscape is as described in the name – white rock!
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White Rock Recreational Area is known mostly for its Blue and Black Trails but the Green trails for beginner riders are plenty and growing. Start Me Up to Meadow to Half-pint and then to Whoops is the most popular Green trail loop. Plus with many multi purpose/shared use trails the Green rider has lots of available trails to explore.
White Rock Recreational Area has lots to offer the Intermediate rider looking for more challenging riding terrain. With 16 Blue trails spread throughout the park White Rock Recreational Area can offer the Intermediate rider everything from flow trails, to challenging climbing trails, to some old school east coast trails.
For the Expert rider White Rock Recreational Area has the trails to challenge. Two of our longer and most popular Black trails Porcupine and Stout will keep any rider on their toes. Want more of a challenge ride the double Black DH trail – try the A or B line and let us know what you think.
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- Trails:
- 58
- Entrances:
- 2 Get Directions
- Primary Trail Type:
- Cross Country
- Total Distance:
- 38 km
- Total Descent:
- 1472 m
- Total Vertical:
- 185 m
- Trail & Community:
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Golf Course Entrance
The park has two entrances. There is a designated parking area just before the golf course. Look for the WRRA trailhead sign to be sure you are in the correct place.
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Half Pint Entrance
There is a secondary entrance further past the golf course. Continue passed the golf course on the dirt road and stay to the right until you reach the (dirt/lawn) parking area. Look for the WRRA trailhead sign to be sure you are in the correct place.
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Outdoor Elements Alma
Outdoor Elements is an outdoor adventure outfitter with locations in Sussex, Alma and Fundy National Park. We are a specialty ski shop in the winter months and a bike and outdoor retailer during the summer months. As the official adventure outfitter in Fundy National Park, we currently offer canoe, kayak and paddle board rentals at Bennett Lake and Mountain bike and fat bike rentals at the Chignecto Recreation Area.
Outdoor Elements Sussex
Outdoor Elements is an outdoor adventure outfitter with locations in Sussex, Alma and Fundy National Park. We are a specialty ski shop in the winter months and a bike and outdoor retailer during the summer months. As the official adventure outfitter in Fundy National Park, we currently offer canoe, kayak and paddle board rentals at Bennett Lake and Mountain bike and fat bike rentals at the Chignecto Recreation Area.
Meridian 63 MTB
Meridian63 MTB offers full-service mountain bike lessons and tours. Life is better on a mountain bike!
Shoreline Dirtworks
Shoreline Dirtworks designs, builds and maintains world class pump tracks, mountain bike parks and mountain bike trails.
Outer Limit Sports
Outer Limit Sports has been operating on PEI since 1994. Providing the best sales and service experience is our goal. We sell the best brands in the business. Offering full repair shop with fast service. Whether you are purchasing a new bike or renting a bike to see PEI, we are your one stop shop.
Be Rad Adventure Company Inc.
Mountain biking adventures in Atlantic Canada! Our certified, local MTB Guides/Instructors help you develop your skills while enjoying our fully-curated, authentic Rad East Coast Adventures!
CycleSmith
Giving you the best service and selection has been Cyclesmith's focus since 1986 and has established us as the premier bike store in Halifax and Atlantic Canada. We offer the best brands in the industry, the largest selection of bikes, accessories and clothing, a complete full-service repair department, a bike fitting studio, and friendly and knowledgeable personnel.
Ride East
Based in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Ride East provides Mountain Bike adventures and instruction in Eastern Canada. Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned veteran, our certified guides will match your ability and fitness to the proper terrain to provide you with an unforgettable mountain bike experience.
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