Whistler

• Plan for all conditions. Whistler can have different an unexpected weather changes. You're in the mountains, so act accordingly. Plan to bring layers and rain protection in the event of a sudden storm. You'll be grateful you did. 
• Be sure to get some time away from the bike park. It's the biggest draw to the area, but the single track riding is spectacular. Look for guided riding in the area or contact us for more information on multistop trips near Whistler. 
• Decide if you are booking a private group or joining a trip. Private groups have their advantages, and typically require 4-6 riders minimum. This includes helibiking. You'll have more control over the type of riding the group will do over the course of the trip. If you plan to join a trip with preset dates and a group you don't know, be sure to be honest and clear about your ability level and what you are hoping to accomplish/what you are comfortable with. This will help our team better match you with the right group and trip for you. 
• Decide on what type of riding your group wants. If you're group wants to mix it up, be sure you know that going in. If you just want to downhill the entire time, be aware of the options available and make sure you're thinking about bike rentals ahead of time.  

Whistler's reputation as a top mountain biking destination is well-deserved. The town is nestled in the heart of British Columbia's Coast Mountains, offering stunning mountain vistas and a vast network of trails for riders of all skill levels. Whether you're a seasoned pro or a beginner, there's something for everyone in Whistler.

One of the main draws of Whistler is its extensive trail system. The area boasts over 300 kilometers of trails, ranging from gentle, scenic rides to challenging downhill descents. Riders can explore dense forests, cross rivers and streams, and take in breathtaking views along the way. The variety of trails ensures that every rider can find something that suits their preferences and skill level.

In addition to the trails, Whistler offers a range of amenities and services that cater specifically to mountain bikers. The town is home to numerous bike shops where riders can rent or purchase equipment, get their bikes serviced, and receive expert advice. There are also plenty of bike-friendly accommodations, restaurants, and cafes, making it easy for riders to fuel up and relax after a day on the trails.

You can also add on a day of helibiking, which is a bucketlist item you won't want to pass up. Heli biking allows riders to access remote and inaccessible areas of the mountains, opening up a whole new world of possibilities. Imagine flying over the treetops in a helicopter, landing on a mountain peak, and then descending down a thrilling singletrack trail. It's an adrenaline-pumping experience that truly showcases the natural beauty and exhilarating terrain of Whistler.