For years Whistler's bike park has been the talk of the freeride community, a truly cutting edge facility that encompasses all things bike.

What are people saying about Whistler?

The cross country riding in Whistler Valley is simply unparalleled.
You can simply pop out for an hour or two and ride anything from super smooth flowing singletrack, technical North shore style stunts, charge or cruise around the myriad of trail in Lost Lake, or earn a variety of long descents after putting in the grunt work and climbing the trails on any of the surrounding mountains.

You can also make a day of it buy riding such epics as Comfortably numb, the Soo valley loop or by adding any number of shorter rides together.
Lucky for you - we've ridden them all and are more than happy to show you the way!

For the more hardcore or motivated uphill guys, there are a number of races throughout the summer that you can paricipate in. The Test of Metal, GearJammer, 24 Hours of Adrenaline, Cheakeamus Challenge, NSCUMB Enduro, West side Wheel-Up and not to forget the WORCA weekly Loonie race series every Thursday night (including post race food and beer! )


Click here or the pic above for more info on the cross country riding!

For those of you with an aversion to pedalling, this is what riding in Whistler is all about.

Two express chairlifts whip you and your bike up to start what can only be described as an adrenaline fuelled blast.

Over 200kms of trail are served by the chairs. These trails range from training runs for novice riders through high speed cruisers, technical descending all the way up to 'balls in your mouth' stupidity!

New trails are constantly being built to take the park to yet another level. Expect A-Line style riding from top to bottom, twists, turns, gaps, drops, step-ups...it goes on!

Click here or the pic above for more info on the Whistlers downhill trails!

We'll assess your level and have a chat with you about what you want to ride and what you dont want to ride.
This way we can ensure that you get the most out of your time on the mountain.
We'll suggest the trails and lines that suit you, and nothing that you are not comfortable with.

The freeride scene in Whistler is enormous and rapidly growing.
The Whistler bike park is a cutting edge facility gearer up towards the development of the dicipline.
There is a feature for everybody that enables the development of the skills needed for this riding style. Heard of Alex Pro.. the 16 year old kid taking the scene by storm. This is his school playground! Richey Schley is a key figure in the development of the park - thats how good this place is.

The Boneyard is the freeride playground. Take a look at the crankworx video and see what they build each summer.
Huge boxes, Gaps, bikercross, tabletops, rhythms, 1/4 pipe, seesaws.....

So, a quick chairlift ride up to midstation, a buzz down A-Line or Dirt Merchant to get the juices flowing and you're at the top of the Boneyard. Unlimited lines through the feature packed damage zone await - express yourself!

Freeride on the park, or in the Valley... your choice.

We can take you to the natural terrain freeriding areas, some of which may require a bit of grunt work as the trail heads aren't accessible any other way.
Industrial Disease, Foreplay, Anal Intruder, Shit Happens, Kill Me Thrill Me etc.

Or how about some of the more flamboyant man made trails like River Runs Through It. Whistlers original signature trail. Vast number of bridges, ladders, log rides, see-saws, wooden structures etc. Great fun for hours, or a perfect evening playground!

Want to go further afield?

Cool, Check out what the Freeride Guides have to offer!

West Coast Freeride Guides For more specialised guiding including freeride road trips, heli-biking and shuttle assisted biking, we partnered with Whistlers West Coast Freeride Guides. These guys are locally born and bred and have a knowledge of the surrounding area far exceeding many others in resort. Its easy to get in a van with a man and go ride, but we feel that by going out with these guys, you will be getting the most out of the experience! A days guiding in Squamish, Pemberton, Vancouver's North Shore with food and travel included costs from $80 cdn per person. A days Heli-Biking with the WCFG is only $250 cdn per person

Guiding is offered as a free service on 5 days of the week with the Whistler Experience based packages. Our guides all have a minimum of a 90 hour first aid course (ski patrol level certification) experience in mountain guiding and vast experience in guiding guests in the mountain environment and completely understand and respect the responsibility that we have towards you.
All our guides are certified Whistler Blackcomb mountain bike park guides and able to fully guide the park.

Our emphasis is on showing you the best and most appropriate trails to suit your standard; however the safety of you and the other riders is our main concern. We aim to improve your riding at a pace you are comfortable with, there will at no point be any peer pressure to ride anything you are not confident to ride, we are firm believers in the 'if you have doubts, go around and beat it another day' approach and the '3-strikes and you're out' rule.

We are Whistlers ONLY holiday company authorised to guide you in the bike park!