The Sawpa (Cloudburst Mountain) Divide

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  • Author: John Demo
  • Created: March 6, 2023 3:13 pm
  • Updated: March 7, 2023 4:32 pm
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Route type: Bike
Difficulty grade: 3) Hard
  • Distance 76 km
  • Duration 20 h 7 min
  • AVG speed 4.0 km/h
  • Min altitude 16 m
  • Peak 845 m
  • Climb 1306 m
  • Descent 1313 m

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The Saw̓pa (Cloudburst Mountain) Divide is an overnight bikerafting route that travels through the traditional territory of the Sḵwx̱wú7mesh Úxwumixw (Squamish Nation) along two beautiful and verdant river valleys that abound with history. The riding is a mix of gravel roads, trails, and two very short paved sections, with a stunning Class II float back to the starting point.

The route is taken from https://bikepacking.com/

1. Lucille Lake

Altitude: 372 m

2. Landmarks and Village Sites

Altitude: 19 m

3. I’sik’shenm̓

Altitude: 33 m

4. Shims

Altitude: 35 m

5. Mountain Names

Altitude: 46 m

6. Yelhíxw/Riverside Camping

Altitude: 37 m

7. Ch’ekchekts

Altitude: 58 m

8. T’eḵt’aḵmúy̓in tl’a In7iny̓áx̱a7en (Black Tusk) Viewpoint

Altitude: 581 m

9. Ch’iyáḵmesh

Altitude: 51 m

10. S7iḵ’enáy̓ch - Squamish Atlas Landmark

Altitude: 103 m

11. Dropbar Cycles

Altitude: 11 m

12. Water

Altitude: 678 m

13. Creek

Altitude: 569 m

14. Backcountry Brewing

Altitude: 12 m

15. River Take Out - Fisherman's Park

Altitude: 18 m

16. Gravel Pit Campsite

Altitude: 684 m

17. Possible River Ford

Altitude: 64 m

18. River Put-In

Altitude: 58 m

19. Dispersed Camping

Altitude: 59 m

20. Squamish River Recreation Site

Altitude: 41 m

21. Skawshn/High Falls Creek Recreation Site

Altitude: 48 m

22. Freeman Lake

Altitude: 503 m

23. unnamed

Altitude: 506 m

24. Fergies Cafe

Altitude: 51 m

25. End

Altitude: 18 m

The Saw̓pa (Cloudburst Mountain) Divide is an overnight bikerafting route that travels through the traditional territory of the Sḵwx̱wú7mesh Úxwumixw (Squamish Nation) along two beautiful and verdant river valleys that abound with history. The riding is a mix of gravel roads, trails, and two very short paved sections, with a stunning Class II float back to the starting point.

The route is taken from https://bikepacking.com/