5 day, 10 day, and full season passes are on sale now (early bird pricing lasts until June 10), and there will be a whole slew of new updates made to the trails this year! Look for improvements made to the Whistler Learning Zone at mid-station, as well as upgrades to Freight Train, Easy Does It, and Blue Velvet. Both the Creekside Gondola and Garbanzo List will operate from 10am o 5pm dail from June 18 until September 5. Also new this year is the Raven's Nest restaurant (located at the top of the Creekside Gondola) will be open during the summer reason for bikers riding in the Creek Zone.

Whistler is an incredibly bike-friendly area that offers just about everything you could imagine for two wheels. From the downhill riding at the world-renowned Whistler Bike Park, to miles and miles of singletrack, road biking, and paved recreational bike trails, Whistler has it all for bike enthusiasts.

Summertime in Whistler brings droves of enthusiastic mountain bikers that line up at the Whistler Village Gondola, the access point to the world famous Whistler Mountain Bike Park! This adrenaline trip includes 200 kilometers of lift-serviced, gravity-fed descending trails ranging from gentle Coastal Forest cruisers and tight single tracks to steep rock faces and drop-offs. Looking to hone those skills? Visit the Green, Blue Zone, or Double Black Skills Centres with their array of obstacles from low-level novice planks to gnarly, North Shore-caliber challenges. Need for speed? The Bikercross Course has the whole package. Massive banked corners, table-tops, doubles, rhythm sections, you name it.
Whistler mountain bike group

Do you prefer a picnic than a pulse-racing time on two wheels? Enjoy a leisurely ride on the Valley Trail, a 30 kilometer paved path perfect for a satisfying cycle during your Whistler visit. Connecting Whistler Village to its satellite parks, beaches, playgrounds, and neighbourhoods, the trail has become a favourite with cyclists, strollers, and families.