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Play Now: Mountain Biking the A-Line
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Our Play Now series highlights an epic POV clip so you can get in on the action even when you're stuck behind a desk. The A-Line at Whistler Mountain Bike Park is one of the most famous and highest quality downhill mountain bike runs in North America. Local rider Steve Storey was somehow able to snag a mid-summer run when the entire trail was nearly empty. A-Line is 1.75 miles long and drops over 1,100 feet, and has everything you'd want in a downhill run: table tops, berms, gaps, and drops.
