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Mountain biking
The Blue & Green Trail loop offers an easy mountain biking experience through dense deciduous woodlands, providing pleasant views as you ride. You will navigate trails with roots and rocks, and might even follow a small creek along eastern sections, adding to the natural feel. Keep an eye out for…
Last updated: April 23, 2026
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Parking
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93 m
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12.7 km
End point
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Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
11.9 km
376 m
218 m
165 m
Surfaces
6.20 km
4.66 km
1.27 km
358 m
165 m
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Lowest point (330 m)
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The Blue & Green Trail loop in Boyce Park is generally considered an easy mountain biking route. While it features roots and rocks, it typically doesn't exceed intermediate difficulty. It's an excellent choice for beginners or for those training for cross-country races.
Boyce Park offers multiple parking areas. For convenient access to trails that likely comprise the Blue & Green Trail loop, look for parking lots near the main trailheads within the park. Given the park's 'stacked loops' design, various entry points can lead to sections of this route.
Yes, dogs are generally allowed on the trails in Boyce Park. However, they must be kept on a leash at all times to ensure the safety and enjoyment of all park users and wildlife.
No, there are typically no permits or entrance fees required to access the mountain biking trails in Boyce Park. It is a public park, open for recreational use.
The best time to mountain bike the Blue & Green Trail loop is during the spring and fall. Fall offers particularly beautiful 'open views' into the dense woodlands with vibrant deciduous trees. Be aware that some sections can become 'extremely muddy' after rain, so check conditions before you go.
Expect a mix of terrain featuring roots and rocks. While generally easy, some lower sections approaching parking lots can include 'steep rock and root gardens.' The route also includes numerous tight turns on cross-country sections and may involve easy crossings over small creeks.
Yes, the Blue & Green Trail loop is part of Boyce Park's extensive network of interconnected trails. The route passes through sections of the Blue / Yellow Dot Trail, Blue / Red Dot Trail, Blue Trail, and Green Trail, among many others, reflecting the park's 'stacked loops' design.
While the trail primarily offers 'nice woods views' through densely wooded areas, the northern sections may provide more 'open views' into the park's woodlands. The route also passes by the highlight Indian Hill, Boyce Park, which is a trail feature.
Based on average mountain biking speeds, this 12.7 km loop typically takes around 1 hour and 6 minutes to complete. This duration can vary depending on your pace and how often you stop.
Given its 'easy' difficulty rating and suitability for beginners, the Blue & Green Trail loop can be a good option for families. Boyce Park also features a large bicycle pump track, which can be an additional attraction for kids and bikers of varying skill levels.
Due to Boyce Park's design of 'stacked loops on top of stacked loops' and many intersections, carrying a detailed map or using a GPS navigation app like komoot is highly recommended to navigate the trails effectively and stay on your intended route.