Whistler Mountain Bike Guide
Tons of Terrain
From technical singletrack and hundreds of miles of networked trails through old growth forest, to the paved Valley Trail system and arguably the best mountain bike park in the world - Whistler has something for every level of rider.
Fun-Filled Family Biking Vacation
With a seemingly endless variety of easy trails suited to beginner riders, everyone in the family can ride together and enjoy awe-inspiring scenery.
Even the most experienced mountain bikers will appreciate the popular Valley Trail and well-maintained network of singletrack.
There's always a new trail to discover, and another part of Whistler to explore.
Beautiful Scenery Trail Map
The Valley Trail
A 35-kilometre (22 mile), paved, pedestrian/bike trail that links Whistler Village with the resort's parks, beaches, playgrounds and neighbourhoods.
A perfect trail for a gentle ride with the family to soak up Whistler's summer vibe, find a scenic spot for a picnic or head to a park to cool off in a refreshing lake.
Easy Single Track Trail Map
Interpretive Forest
With excellent rides for beginners, the Interpretive Forest features a great network of multi-use trails that are suitable for every level of rider.
Cruise through old-growth forest on well-maintained, easy to moderate, singletrack trails. Spend the day on an epic ride to a suspension bridge or pedal to a backcountry lake for a quick swim.
Lost Lake Loop Trail Map
Lost Lake Park
Lost Lake Park offers both single and wide singletrack with plush gravel, particularly suited to beginner riders or those who want to take it easy.
And after you're done exploring the network of trails, head down to Lost Lake's beach for some sun, relaxation and a cool dip.
Explore one of Whistler's most popular biking spots, featuring everything from smooth logging roads to tight and twisty, technical singletrack. The area includes a full dirt jumping area, plus a trials biking centre.
Epic XC & Intermediate Trails
Thousands of visitors flock to the resort every year for a mountain biking experience that really is second to none.
From twisty singletrack lovingly maintained deep in the backcountry to arguably the best mountain bike park in North America, you can almost guarantee every ride wil be epic.
XC Trails Trail Map
Tunnel Vision
Explore hundreds of cross-country trails throughout Whistler's valley, built over the years by locals with a true passion for riding.
More Classic Rides
- Beaver Pass (1 hr)
- Lost Lake Park (1 - 3 hrs)
- Train Wreck (1 - 3 hrs)
- Green Lake Loop (2 - 3 hrs)
- Cut Yer Bars (1 - 2 hrs)
Whistler Mountain Bike Park Bike Park Map
With more than 200 kilometres of beginner to expert, lift-serviced trails through canopied forest, teeter-totters, table tops, drops, banked cruisers, two jump parks, three skills centres, a Biker Cross and expert staff on site, the Whistler Mountain Bike Park is the ultimate riding experience.
Gravity-Fueled Fun
- B-Line
- Heart of Darkness
- Crank It Up
Single Track - Riverside Trails Trail Map
Interpretive Forest
Explore more than 250 kilometres of every type of cross-country trail imaginable. From short singletrack rides geared towards beginners, to epic, all-day endurance excursions through Whistler's pristine backcountry, you'll find your perfect ride.
Cruise through old-growth forest on well-maintained, easy to moderate, singletrack trails. Spend the day on an epic ride to a suspension bridge or pedal to a backcountry lake for a quick swim.
All Day Adventure Trail Map
Lost Lake Park
One of Whistler's most popular spots for two-wheeled action, Lost Lake offers challenging singletrack for every skill level from beginners to experts.
- Tin Pants
- Molly Hogan
- Lost Lake Loop
Expert XC, Freeride and Downhill
It doesn't matter what kind of riding you've been dreaming about, Whistler can give it to you in spades! From stamina-challenging rides through the backcountry to the gravity-fueled and lift-serviced thrills of arguably the best mountain bike park in the world, this is where you'll find your epic ride.
Classic Freeride Trial Map
A River Runs Through It
British Columbia is the birthplace of freeriding, and Whistler's trails and bike park have all the man-made obstacles to challenge even the most experienced riders.
Kill Me, Thrill Me
One of the best built trails in Whistler, Kill Me Thrill Me has a little of everything for the single track fiend, including switch back climbs, bridges, logs, and big granite slick rock drops (which really are slick, unlike Moab's sandstone).
World-Famous Trails Trail Map
Whistler Mountain Bike Park
This is where you'll find all the best mountain bike action! More than 200 kilometres of lift-serviced trails through canopied forest, with teeter-totters, table tops, drops, banked cruisers, two jump parks, three skills centres, a Biker Cross and expert staff on site,all make the Whistler Mountain Bike Park the ultimate riding experience.
- Freight Train
- No Joke
- A-Line
- More Trails: Whistler Bike Park
Expert XC Trail Map
Comfortably Numb
Every great mountain town has its signature ride and Comfortably Numb is it, with a 26-kilometre run from Wedgemount to Lost Lake, and elevations of more than 1,000 metres.
Explore hundreds of challenging cross-country trails throughout Whistler's valley, built by local riders with a true passion for the sport.
It's All Here
Whistler has everything for a hassle-free mountain bike holiday.
Whether youre single, a couple or group, Whistler is sure to have the perfect activity. Book online or call us directly in Whistler at 1.800.WHISTLER.
