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1.2 miles
Distance
3 ft
Climb
-1,043 ft
Descent
00:08:12
Avg time
-1,041 ft
Altitude change
4,034 ft
Altitude min
5,074 ft
Altitude max
5,074 ft
Altitude start
4,035 ft
Altitude end
-16%
Grade
-47.6%
Grade max
4%
Grade min
112 ft
Distance climb
1 mile
Distance down
125 ft
Distance flat
00:08:12
Avg time
Slunt (S-Bomb) Details
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Activities
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- Trail Running
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Riding AreaMt Fernie
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Difficulty Rating
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Voted DifficultyBlack Diamond (2 votes)
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Local Popularity80 in Mountain Biking [+]
- 90 in E-Biking
- 70 in Trail Running
- 40 in Hiking
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Trail TypeSingletrack
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Bike TypeDH, AM
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DirectionDownhill OnlyPopular Direction Shown
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Dogs AllowedYes
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eBike AllowedYes up to Class 1
This trail is probably the longest, flowiest, fastest and most buffed bermerific trail that this valley has ever seen.
S Bomb itself is a great ride - swooping through the forest with tight turns and fun berms and buffed to near perfection. You have two options flying down here - keep flying and kick out onto the Powerline and then head down Hedonism, or else around three-quarters of the way down keep your eyes to the right for a big wooden sign announcing the start of Brokeback and head onto this, which will drop you onto the Island Lake Road.
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Most people go Phat B, Lactic, Moc-Assassin and then Stupid to get here. It's a grunt...
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Recent Activity on Trail
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- 15 rides
- 24.0 km average
6 Months
- 66 rides
- 19.0 km avg distance
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- 612 rides
- Last: Jul 20, 2026
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Directions to slunt-sbomb trailhead
(49.515620, -115.107930)
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Routes with this trail
★ 5.0 • 5 miles • 1,800 ft • 10 • Point to Point •
How to find it The trail starts from the top of Lactic Ridge, which is accessed from the top of Mushroom...
★ 5.0 • 5 miles • 1,683 ft • 18 •
Phat Bastard, Mushroom Head, Lactic Ridge, Moc Assassin, Stupid Traverse, Slunt (S-Bomb) and Brokeback....
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Nearby Trails
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- Stupid (down) 3,698 ft
- Brokeback Ridge 4,108 ft
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Frequently Asked Questions About Slunt (S-Bomb)
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Where is Slunt (S-Bomb) located?
Slunt (S-Bomb) is located in Mt Fernie, Fernie, British Columbia, Canada. It is part of the Mt Fernie trail network. The trailhead is located at coordinates 49.51562, -115.10793.
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How hard is Slunt (S-Bomb)?
Slunt (S-Bomb) is rated as Black Diamond difficulty. The average grade is 16%.
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What is the elevation gain for Slunt (S-Bomb)?
Slunt (S-Bomb) has 1 m of elevation gain. The trail has 318 m of elevation descent. The elevation ranges from 1,230 m to 1,547 m.
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Is Slunt (S-Bomb) a point to point trail?
Yes, Slunt (S-Bomb) is a point to point trail. The direction is Downhill Only. The trail type is singletrack.
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