Whistler Mountain Bike Park
The Basics
Whether you’re into gentle cruisers, twisty single tracks, steep rock faces, massive granite slabs, burly big-mountain lines, or jump, drop-off, or slopestyle parks, Whistler Mountain Bike Park has it all. The lower Fitzsimmons Zone is perfect for beginners and intermediate riders, while the Creekside and Garbanzo Zones are reserved for intermediate to advanced riders. For expert riders, there’s the Peak Zone, featuring the Top of the World and some of the best views around.
Single day, multi-day, and season passes are available. For those who want to up their game, single lessons and multi-day camps are also available, as are rentals for all the gear you might need.
Things to Know Before You Go
Trail-difficulty levels are marked by green, blue, black, and double black, in order of increasing difficulty.
If you are not familiar with how to load and unload from the chairlift, be sure to ask the lift operators for instruction.
Children require adult supervision on trails and lifts.
A separate lift ticket is required to access the Peak Zone, and there is a limit to how many passes are available each day, so book ahead.
Non-bikers can take a 2-way chairlift ride to take in the epic views.
How to Get There
Whistler Mountain Bike Park is located in Whistler, British Columbia. From Vancouver, it’s about a 2-hour drive along Highway 99 (Sea to Sky Highway). Shuttle services are also available between Whistler Village and Vancouver and Vancouver airport.
Trip ideas
When to Get There
Whistler Mountain Bike Park is only open from mid-May to mid-October. Various areas and lifts have different operating hours; check the website for the latest schedule. Weather conditions can affect operating hours. The annual Crankworx mountain bike festival is held in August each year.
Airdome
If the epic trails at the Whistler Mountain Bike Park are not enough, or if the weather doesn’t cooperate, check out the Airdome, an 8,400-square-foot (2,560-square-meter) indoor bike park featuring wooden ramps, jumps, pipes, and a massive foam pit to practice tricks in the air. Two 3-hour sessions are available during the day in mountain bike season.
- FireRock Lounge
- Peak 2 Peak Gondola
- Whistler-Blackcomb Mountains
- Whistler Village
- Audain Art Museum
- Fairmont Chateau Whistler
- Squamish Lil'wat Cultural Center (SLCC)
- Fitzsimmons Creek
- Green Lake
- Alexander Falls
- Cheakamus River
- Callaghan Valley
- Whistler Olympic Park
- Brandywine Falls
- Callaghan Lake Provincial Park