OTG - NOTG - Atlas

Dogs Leashed

E-Bikes Not Allowed

Features Downhill · Flow · Technical

An excellent sampler of Tiger Mountain, getting 2000+ feet of climbing and descending on some of the best blue and black trails around.

Start with the standard climb up Master, Quick, and Power Link trails to the top of the mountain. This 2,000 foot ascent will make you work, but it's worth it for all the downhill in store. Enjoy a nice preview with and warm up going down Summit Trail, and make the turn onto Off The Grid (OTG).

OTG is an aggressive flow trail with a little bit of everything. If it feels tough, then stay on this trail until it ends at the crossover road. If you're looking for more, then follow this route as mapped and make the turn onto Not Off The Grid. NOTG is a more raw and technical alternative to switch things up. It ends at the same place as OTG at the crossover road.

Take a right here and dip onto Crosshaul, a new trail that makes an enjoyable climb all the way over to Inside Passage. A short spin on Inside will deliver you to the top of Atlas and the final leg of the descent.

If OTG and NOTG felt fast and fun, then Atlas will really rip for you. If those trails felt hard, then this might be a welcome step down in difficulty. It's a well-built blue designed to be "spicy" according to the sign. If you want something tougher than Atlas, just keep going on Inside to descend EBAD instead.

The bottom of Atlas puts you onto NWT Bypass, which is directional leading back to the start of Master Link and the parking area.