"The Big Chill" is a newly established 100 mile mountain route in Chilliwack, British Columbia.

Post show Q&A is now posted here:
https://youtu.be/-uP_7f332UA

In late August 2020, I set out to complete a 110 mile / 177 km long mountain route in Chilliwack, BC. The route goes from Cultus Lake to Chilliwack Lake and back, with 108 miles of unique terrain, and involves over 33,000ft / 10,000m of climbing and descent, via four major mountain passes. This is the first known linkage of this route in this manner.

I respectfully acknowledge that this run took place through the unceded lands of the Stó:lō Nation, in the traditional territory known as S'olh Temexw.

This is a film by fellow Salomon athlete @Jeff Pelletier please check out his channel and consider giving him a follow as well.

Link to my Strava activity, note that the file does not show the full gps line as my watch went into battery saver mode:
https://www.strava.com/activities/3988473357

Link to full route uploaded to Fatmap:
https://fatmap.com/routeid/2698891/the-big-chill?fmid=cp

Link to full route uploaded to Gaia:
https://www.gaiagps.com/map/?loc=10.6/-121.6909/49.0550&pubLink=OzCUlSFo1qH8Y2G7ooQd28Xd&trackId=d013a741-0136-4a57-8c88-b274f59e7fdd

*regarding elevation stats, every service interprets this data slightly differently. To get our full GPS file we had to stitch my file, that went into battery saver mode, with two additional run files from my pacers. When this route in its entirety is loaded into Strava, it shows 33,366ft of gain and loss. I am choosing not to host this file on my Strava though, as my original run file has already been uploaded, the one that went into battery saver mode and does not show the full gps line. To upload both files to my Strava would then skew my personal training stats by adding in another 110 mile 37.5hr effort, and I am very particular about keeping accurate training data in Strava. We are very confident in saying that this route has over 30,000ft of gain and loss.

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