Doctors Orders and Stumpline Loop
Doctors Orders and Stumpline Loop
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Mountain biking
Embark on the Doctors Orders and Stumpline Loop for an easy mountain biking experience within Highland Mountain Bike Park. This route offers a quick spin over 1.7 miles (2.7 km), with a minimal elevation gain of just 4 feet (1 metres), making it perfect for a 10-minute ride. You will…
Last updated: April 23, 2026
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572 m
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2.73 km
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Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
2.21 km
491 m
< 100 m
Surfaces
2.70 km
< 100 m
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This route is rated as easy for mountain biking. It's designed to be accessible for a wide range of riders within Highland Mountain Bike Park.
The route is located within Highland Mountain Bike Park. Access to the trails typically begins from the main lodge area where the Chairlift is located. You'll find clear signage for the various trails within the park.
Highland Mountain Bike Park generally has specific rules regarding pets. It's best to check the official Highland Mountain Bike Park website or contact them directly for their current dog policy, as rules can vary for bike park trails.
Highland Mountain Bike Park is typically open seasonally, usually from late spring through early fall. The best time to visit for mountain biking is during these operational months when the trails are dry and the park facilities are fully open. Always check the park's official website for exact opening and closing dates and current conditions.
Yes, Highland Mountain Bike Park is a private facility. You will need to purchase a lift ticket or a season pass to access the trails, including the Doctors Orders and Stumpline Loop. Check their official website for current pricing and pass options.
This route offers a taste of the varied terrain at Highland Mountain Bike Park. You'll pass by the Chairlift and sections of the Faux Pine Trail. The park is known for its purpose-built mountain biking features and forest scenery.
Yes, this route is part of the extensive trail network at Highland Mountain Bike Park. It includes sections of the Doctors Orders trail and the Stumpline trail. You'll also find it intersects with or runs alongside other trails like Faux Pine trail and 820 trail, allowing for various ride combinations within the park.
As an easy-rated trail within a bike park, you can expect well-maintained singletrack designed for mountain biking. It will likely feature flowing sections with some gentle descents, suitable for building confidence and enjoying the ride without overly technical challenges.
Given its 'easy' difficulty rating, this route is a great option for beginners looking to experience mountain biking at Highland Mountain Bike Park. It provides a manageable introduction to the park's trails.
As the Doctors Orders and Stumpline Loop is located within Highland Mountain Bike Park, you'll find amenities at the park's base lodge. This typically includes restrooms, food services, and a bike shop for rentals or repairs.
This route is relatively short, covering about 2.7 kilometers. Most riders can expect to complete it in approximately 10 minutes, making it a quick and enjoyable run within the park.
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