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Explore our riding zones and every trail in the bike park with our trail map. View our Trail Progression Matrix to know which trail you should ride next based on your riding ability.
- GARBANZO
- ELEVATION: 1,850m/6,069ft
- BLUE VELVE
- BIKE PARK ORIENTATION GUIDE
- EMERGENCIES & FIRST AID
- SAFETY FIRST
- GEAR UP
- GET ORIENTED
- FUEL YOUR RIDE
- SAFETY - INHERENT RISK - EXCLUSION OF LIABILITY
- 1 inch = 190 metres
- OLD OLY
- JOH
- VELVET BLUE
- TRAIN FREIGHT
- A-LINE
- SKILLS CENTRE
- GAR
- KNOW WHAT YOU’RE RIDING
- JOYRIDE JUMP PARK
- THE SMART WAY TO START
- CRABAPPLE HITS S MON
- ROD
- BOCCA
- HORNET
- INTERMEDIATE SKILLS CENTRE
- BLUESEUM
- UNDERSTANDING BIKE PARK SIGNAGE
- FREERIDE
- TECHNICAL
- IN DEEP
- CAPTAIN SAFETY
- 1 inch = 110 metres
- EXPERIENCED RIDERS
- EZ DOES IT
Steeper, longer, rockier trails than the Fitzsimmons Zone that embrace the rugged contours of the terrain. For advanced and intermediate riders. Includes advanced Freeride and Technical Trails.
Umbrella Bar & Viewing Deck UPPER NO JOKE OF TH Due to the sensitivity of the trail, the number of riders accessing the Peak Zone is limited per day and requires an additional $23 Top of the World lift ticket. Advanced purchase is strongly encouraged. See Guest Services for more details. RIDING IN THE ALPINE IS A PRIVILEGE THAT NEEDS TO BE RESPECTE...
ORIGINAL SIN BEAR CUB CONNECTOR UPPER ORANGE FREIGHT PE TRAIN UPPER NO JOKE UNA
New to downhilling or the Whistler Mountain Bike Park? Pick up a copy of our Orientation Guide, packed with tips and pointers for new riders to the Bike Park.
You might not be able to anticipate an accident, but you can at least be prepared for one. For first aid assistance in the Bike Park, call patrol for help and let them know your location. If possible, move to the side of the trail and out of the way.
We make every effort to ensure our Bike Park is built for fun and safety, but all riders have the responsibility to come prepared for whatever the trails bring. Before you ride, take note of your bike equipment, new trail conditions and how you’re feeling throughout the day. It’s important to stay hydrated, eat a snack or take a break, especially i...
A helmet is mandatory for every rider, but we strongly recommend padding up with additional protective gear, carrying basic tools to fix a flat tire and hydrating throughout the day. Equipment, including spare parts, extra tubes, clothing and tools, is available at Garbanzo Bike & Bean at the Carleton Lodge and in Creekside. Test ride the industry’...
New to the Bike Park or unsure of where to begin? Start at the Orientation Centre located at the top of the Fitzsimmons Express, where instructors will help you get comfortable on your bike and learn how to navigate the Bike Park. Afterwards, progress your skills at the Fitzsimmons Skills Centre, where you can practice riding on small features, cor...
Kickstart your ride with a coffee or breakfast on the go at Garbanzo Bike & Bean inside the Carleton Lodge, where you can load up on official Whistler Mountain Bike Park gear while you wait for a snack. For a longer midday break, head to the legendary GLC or Dusty’s to get your fill of food and drink with prime views of the Bike Park. The GLC is op...
As with many adventure sports, riding in the Whistler Bike Park involves the risk of injury, including serious injury, head injury, paralysis or death. The risk of injury increases with the degree of difficulty of the trail and the speed of descent. Although the risk of injury can never be eliminated, the rider can manage the risk through controlli...
The use of the Whistler Bike Park is subject to the Bike Park release of liability, waiver of claims and assumption of risk agreement.
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THESE TRAILS ARE LISTED IN ORDER OF DIFFICULTY FROM GREEN BEING THE EASIEST TO RED BEING PRO LEVEL. FA FB FC
FITZSIMMONS The original Bike Park zone with the largest variety of trails and features for every skill level. Includes Technical, Freeride, and beginner trails for all abilities.
For the beginner to intermediate rider. Small berms to practice cornering. Small wooden features to practice bridges and other man-made features found on blue Technical trails. Progression rollers and jumps to practice features DIRT MERCHANT
AFTER ATLA GAR TODD ATLA TODD Designed for first time Bike Park riders. Free orientation sessions to learn bike handling skills and how to navigate trails. Smooth, gradual gradients for practicing bike positioning, braking and cornering.
It’s important to learn to navigate the trails with confidence. Follow our recommended routes which are designed for progression. These routes start small and let you build your skills by linking together various terrain and features you’ll find around the Bike Park. Just reference the Trail Progression Chart to the left of the Fitzsimmons map.
Advanced jump and drop zone. For riders looking to progress from intermediate freeride skills to advanced freeride skills. EZ DOES IT
Crashes can happen anytime, especially on your first lap. Ride the trail multiple times to get familiar with the features and equipment you’re on so you can confidently push your limits without pushing your threshold. The best way to remember this is with the graphic below. A PRE, RE, 2 and FREE-RIDE mentality should be used by riders of all ages a...
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FITZSIMMONS LOWER EZ DOES IT LOWER EZ DOES IT Wake up the brain and body. Inspect the trail at low speed.
Lap the trail a few times to get the flow of the features. BOCCA
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Small drops suited for novice and intermediate riders. Intermediate wooden features to practice man-made features.
WHAT’S NEXT: Try linking ‘Funshine Rolly Drops’, ‘Smoke & Mirrors’, ‘Blueseum’ and ‘Wednesday Night Delight’ from ‘B-Line’. From there you can move on to ‘Crank It Up’, and re-ride it until you master all the features on that trail.
WHAT’S NEXT: Try linking ‘Funshine Rolly Drops’, ‘Smoke & Mirrors’, ‘Blueseum’ and ‘Wednesday Night Delight’ from ‘B-Line’. From there you can move on to ‘Crank It Up’, and re-ride it until you master all the features on that trail.
WHAT’S NEXT: Try linking ‘Funshine Rolly Drops’, ‘Smoke & Mirrors’, ‘Blueseum’ and ‘Wednesday Night Delight’ from ‘B-Line’. From there you can move on to ‘Crank It Up’, and re-ride it until you master all the features on that trail.
WHAT’S NEXT: Try linking ‘Funshine Rolly Drops’, ‘Smoke & Mirrors’, ‘Blueseum’ and ‘Wednesday Night Delight’ from ‘B-Line’. From there you can move on to ‘Crank It Up’, and re-ride it until you master all the features on that trail.
WHAT’S NEXT: Try linking ‘Funshine Rolly Drops’, ‘Smoke & Mirrors’, ‘Blueseum’ and ‘Wednesday Night Delight’ from ‘B-Line’. From there you can move on to ‘Crank It Up’, and re-ride it until you master all the features on that trail.
WHAT’S NEXT: Try linking ‘Funshine Rolly Drops’, ‘Smoke & Mirrors’, ‘Blueseum’ and ‘Wednesday Night Delight’ from ‘B-Line’. From there you can move on to ‘Crank It Up’, and re-ride it until you master all the features on that trail.
WHAT’S NEXT: Try linking ‘Funshine Rolly Drops’, ‘Smoke & Mirrors’, ‘Blueseum’ and ‘Wednesday Night Delight’ from ‘B-Line’. From there you can move on to ‘Crank It Up’, and re-ride it until you master all the features on that trail.
WHAT’S NEXT: Try linking ‘Funshine Rolly Drops’, ‘Smoke & Mirrors’, ‘Blueseum’ and ‘Wednesday Night Delight’ from ‘B-Line’. From there you can move on to ‘Crank It Up’, and re-ride it until you master all the features on that trail.
WHAT’S NEXT: Try linking ‘Funshine Rolly Drops’, ‘Smoke & Mirrors’, ‘Blueseum’ and ‘Wednesday Night Delight’ from ‘B-Line’. From there you can move on to ‘Crank It Up’, and re-ride it until you master all the features on that trail.
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Jun 20, 2011 · The Whistler Bike Park is massive, offering over 4,900 vertical feet of lift-serviced trails. The park is separated into four main zones from the alpine to the valley each offering unique trails, natural features and riding experience.
Apr 27, 2023 · Whistler Mountain Bike Park is made up of 70 bike trails that span 80 kilometres and 4,900 vertical feet. There are four zones. Take a look at the Whistler Mountain Bike Park trail map as we go through the zones (note, this is the 2022 map, we’ll update it as soon as we have the map for 2023).
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Whistler's iconic alpine zone features a 5,000-vertical-foot descent to the Valley floor. For advanced riders only. Includes Technical Trails. MAX ELEVATION: 2182M/7160FT BIKE PARK ORIENTATION GUIDE New to downhilling or the Whistler Mountain Bike Park? Pick up a copy of our Orientation Guide, packed with tips and pointers
