Whistler valley trails
Trail network · Sea to Sky · BC
Paved Valley Trail: 40 km linking the networks · May – Oct
Free trail access
2026: Fitzsimmons Zone May 15–Oct 12; Garbanzo from June 13 and Creekside from June 20, both to Sept 23; Peak Zone (Top of the World) as snow allows, planned to Sept 13.
2026 adult pre-book rate: CA$105 June 13–Sept 7, CA$95 in the fall season (Sept 8–Oct 12). Downhill bike rental from CA$127 a half day.
The bike park every other bike park is measured against.
Four lift-served zones drop more than 4,900 vertical feet from alpine rock to rainforest loam, with A-Line, Dirt Merchant and a deep bench of greens for first-timers. The Fitzsimmons Zone runs right out of Whistler Village, so lodging, rentals and après are a short walk away. It suits everyone from first-day riders with a lesson to racers chasing the World Cup track, if you can stomach the ticket prices.
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Intro to Park group lessons (from CA$279 with bike, armour and lift ticket), private clinics and full-day DFX programs for kids and teens.
Downhill bikes with basic or deluxe armour at the base of the Fitzsimmons Zone; booking three or more days ahead saves the most.
Village rental shop with downhill and trail bikes plus servicing.
Bike rentals and repairs in the village, a short ride from the lifts.
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Ten days of slopestyle, downhill, dual slalom and pump track racing, the biggest mountain bike festival in the world, with free spectating at the base.
Suites with kitchens right at the base of the Whistler Village Gondola, steps from the bike park entrance.
A modern, mid-priced village hotel a few minutes’ roll from the lifts.
Private sleeping pods with shared bathrooms in the heart of the village. A social budget pick.
Dorms and private rooms in the former Olympic athletes’ lodge at Cheakamus Crossing, on the bus line to the village.
Ride the PEAK 2 PEAK Gondola between the two summits and hike more than 50 km of alpine trails on a rest day.
Hot pools, cold plunges and saunas in the forest near Lost Lake. Tourism Whistler has offered 20% off with a bike park ticket.
Swimming docks, a beach and easy forest loops on the edge of the village.
Zipline tours across the Fitzsimmons Creek valley between Whistler and Blackcomb.
British Columbia art, from Northwest Coast First Nations masks to Emily Carr, in the village.
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