Squamish MTB
Know Before You Drop In

Explore Squamish mountain biking via Ollie Lowthorpe’s official guidebook which includes his favorite rides, full POV video of every descent, and offline navigation.

Preview Every Ride.

Full POV, top to bottom — the same footage that ships with every route. Ollie’s notes, segment stats and offline maps live in the app.

Every ride is hand picked, ridden, and documented by Ollie.

Over 90 minutes of full POV footage across the guidebook — you will know what you are dropping into before you commit. Segment stats, Ollie’s notes, and trailhead directions help you plan your ride.

The Quest app showing the Half Nelson route page: POV still, Ollie’s notes, and stats — 5.9 km, 311 m climb, 303 m descent, 45 minutes to 1.5 hours.
Ollie mid-manual on a granite slab above the Squamish estuary at golden hour. Squamish MTB Guidebook Mountain Biking · Intermediate–Expert

Not just trails. His actual rides.

Ollie has 10 years riding the Squamish trail system as a sponsored rider and coach. Every route in the guidebook is one he rides himself, in the order he would take you on them.

Progress Through Difficulty

The truth about Squamish is that it isn’t a beginner network. The trails here are steep, rooty and technical, and the easiest of them would be marked intermediate almost anywhere else. Every route in this guidebook is sequenced so you can build into it — but we recommend you start with the easiest trail to get a sense what it is like riding here.

Intermediate

Where you start

Flow trails and machine-built descents. Fast, forgiving, and still Squamish.

Advanced

Where it gets real

Steeper, rootier, longer. Where most of the guidebook lives.

Expert

When you are ready

Slabs, tech and committed lines. Dimmed in the app — never locked.

New to mountain biking? Take a lesson first.

Squamish is a complex place to ride, and a coached day here will do more for you than any guidebook. We recommend you check out Ride Hub for coaching, bike rentals, and great coffee!

Visit Ride Hub

There’s no service out there.

Download a route before you leave the parking lot. Offline topo maps, GPS that follows the track, and overlaid waypoints. Scan the route with Ollie’s notes on each segment before committing to the ride.

The Quest app navigating the Entrails route offline: topo map with the tracked line, segment waypoints, GPS indicator, and a Segment 7 of 10 control at the bottom.

One purchase. No subscription.

$30

Buy the Squamish guidebook once and it is yours — every route, offline, across your devices, with no renewal and nothing to cancel.

Ollie keeps the majority of every sale. A portion goes to the local trail association that builds and maintains the trails you are riding.

The Quest app splash screen: the Quest wordmark and “Adventure Starts Here.” over a snowbound Squamish peak, with a Log in button.

Get The Squamish Guidebook

Free demo routes included. Works offline on iOS and Android. 90+ minutes of downhill footage of Ollie’s favorite routes.

Coming soon on iOS and Android.