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Houston

Houston sits on Highway 16, between Burns Lake and Smithers on the eastern edge of the Coast Mountain Range. The Mount Harry Davis Trail Network is the centerpiece, where high-speed flow meets rugged technical trails, with panoramic Bulkley Valley views from the top.

Fierce Flow Mountain Co offers guided rides, a bike library, one-on-one or group mountain bike coaching, and more!

Known as the "Steelhead Capital" for its fishing, Houston offers a genuine multi-sport day: shred singletrack in the morning, cast for trophy fish by afternoon.

The trails in Houston are within the unceded, traditional territory of the Wet'suwet'en people.

Number of Trails:

Highest Elevation:

1,162 m

Trails:

easy: 11
intermediate: 8
difficult: 2

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Getting Here

Houston is located in the Bulkley Valley on Highway 16 between Burns Lake and Smithers on the eastern edge of the Coast Mountain Range.

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Houston is 307 km west of Prince George on Hwy 16 (Yellowhead).

Driving Distances & Times:

Prince George - 307 km (190 mi), 3 hours 30 minutes
Kamloops - 826 km (513 mi), 9 hours
Vancouver - 1,100 km (676 mi), 12 hours
Edmonton - 1,045 km (650 mi), 11 hours, 20 minites

The closest airports to Houston are Smithers Regional Airport or Prince George Airport (YXS), where rental vehicles are available for pick-up.

The Mount Harry Davis Trail Network is just 4 km north of town. Follow Mt Davis Way, cross N Rd and continue on Radio Rd to the lower and upper parking and traill access areas.

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