The Bob McIntosh Memorial Trail is a 1. 2-kilometre single-track route running through mature second-growth forest near the Cheekye River in Squamish, British Columbia.

Smooth and well-packed, the trail is wide enough for two and is popular with both hikers and mountain bikers. It follows a historic logging rail line and connects to a network of trails including Dead End Loop, Made in the Shade, Rock N' Roll, and Ed's Bypass.

The trail was completed in 2000 by friends of Bob McIntosh, a champion triathlete who moved to Squamish in 1989 and competed in two World Triathlon Championships, serving as captain of the Canadian team. He was killed in December 1997.

The trail stands as a tribute to his legacy and his passion for the area's outdoor trail system.