Credit Line

Credit Line is a Diamond Head / Alice Lake network descent in Squamish that rides like old-school, technical singletrack—easy to roll slowly but harder to push fast without committing good line choice and braking control. The trail is known for a rougher, more natural feel rather than the high-speed, machine-built flow style found on other nearby lines.

Expect a mix of technical climbing elements and downhill that can include rock rollers and off-camber sections, with some flow and gradual terrain lower on the route. Plan to move deliberately through the harder parts; if you’re going to ride it aggressively, have the handling and braking dialed before you point it downhill.

For route planning, the Diamond Head and Alice Lake trail networks connect in many directions, so give yourself time to confirm where you’re entering and exiting. In the spring, this area often dries earlier than more shaded zones, but still scout key features and avoid riding when conditions are wet or tacky-heavy, since trail traction and braking behavior can change quickly.